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Webinar: Managing Projects with MS Project and SharePoint: Collaboration, Automation and Intelligence

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Please join us for this special webcast recording sponsored by the New York City chapter of MPUG, which will be led by Tony Zink – MCTS.

The NYC chapter of the Microsoft Project User Group is a proud partner in the MPUG NORTHEAST CONNECTION – a regional partnership developed between MPUG NYC, MPUG Connecticut and MPUG Boston to share resources, learning content and best-practices for the benefit of our collective chapter membership.

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Written by Tony Zink
Tony Zink is Vice President of Learning and Innovation at Houston, Texas-based EPMA, a Gold Microsoft Project and Portfolio Management Partner that provides PPM implementation, integration, development, training, and support services to large and small organizations world-wide. Tony volunteers his time to the Project Management, MS Project, and SharePoint user communities through organizing and presenting at conferences, user groups, and round table sessions, publishing articles, and answering questions in online forums. Tony co-authored two of the best-selling books in the Project and Portfolio Management field, 'Implementing and Administering Microsoft Project Server 2010' and 'Managing Enterprise Projects with Microsoft Project Server 2010', and he developed the entire training curriculum for EPMA Institute. In Tony's spare time, he is a bass slapper, a quadcopter pilot, and a karaoke superstar.
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  1. Just a bit of constructive feedback. The narrator says ‘ummm’ excessively throughout her opening message.

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