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Microsoft Project Conference 2012 is your only opportunity this year to see over 90 sessions focused on Microsoft Project 2010 and Microsoft Project Server 2010! Below you will find the full session list with the opportunity to filter by Audience, Level, Track, Presenter Type, Product and Solution.

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Audience:	Business Analysts (44) Consultants (60) Developers (16) Executives (51) IT Professionals (35) Managers (74) Other (1) Portfolio Program and Project Managers (64)


Track:	Business Value & Insights (39) Deployment Administration & Developer (17) Product Session (39)


Level:	200 (42) 300 (49) 400 (4)


Presented By:	Customer (20) Instructor Led Lab (7) Microsoft (18) MVP (17) Partner (33)


Product:	Dynamics (3) Office 365 (2) Project (41) Project Server (72) SharePoint (27) SQL (1) Team Foundation Server (2)

Solution:

Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) (4) Business Intelligence (16) Collaboration/Communication (8) Demand Management (9) Financial Management (9) Hosting (3) Innovation Process Management (IPM) (2) Line of Business Integration (LOBI) (11) Portfolio Analysis (6) PPM (5) Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) (2) Project Management (9) Project Portfolio Management (PPM) (26) Resource Management (16) Scheduling (19) Time and Task Management (6)

Session Title

Speaker(s)

Code

Presented By

Level

	10 "Golden Rules" to work with Microsoft Project!	Steffen Reister	PC219	Partner	200
	3 Steps to Cut the Gordian Knot in Resource Management	Eric Schott Ingo Meironke	PC309	Partner	300
	8 Billion Reasons why ARM chose Project Server 2010	Philip Stanbury-Jones	PC301	Customer	300
	A Successful implementation with Microsoft Project Server is more than technical?	Ellen Lehnert	PC235	MVP	200
	Achieve Complete Project Cost Planning & Insight: Integrating Microsoft Project Server 2010 with financial systems like Dynamics AX	Josh Portnoy	PC221	Partner	200
	Across Divisions, IT, Engineering and the World; a true Enterprise-wide PPM client case study with Ingersoll Rand	Teddy Bekele Oscar de Lucio	PC304	Customer	300
	Be Loved By Your Development Teams: Using the Team Foundation Server – Project Server Connector	Gord Schmidt Kevin Walker	PC337	Partner	300
	Bean Counting in the Cloud: Merging hosted EPM and internal GL data to optimize financial reporting.	Joe Delaney	PC400	Customer	400
	Best Practices Troubleshooting Project 2010 Deployments - Part 1	Adrian Jenkins Brian Smith	PC319	Microsoft	300
	Best Practices Troubleshooting Project 2010 Deployments - Part 2	Adrian Jenkins Brian Smith	PC349	Microsoft	300
•	Beyond the Basics: Business Intelligence Reports	Trebuel Gatte	PC344	Instructor Led Lab	300
	Breaking the Boundaries of Time Tracking in Project Server: TrackTimesheet a seamlessly integrated extension for time reporting	Gerd Walter	PC330	Partner	300
	Bridging Project Management and IT Service Management domains using Microsoft Project Professional 2010	Khaled Bastaki	PC311	Partner	300
	Building advanced Project Server workflows with Nintex Workflow for Project Server	Mark McDermott Alexander Burton	PC332	MVP	300
	Care and Feeding of the Zealots: Why Project users are disproportionately invested in their product, and how you can help spread the love	Carl Chatfield	PC210	Microsoft	200
	Closing the Status Loop with Windows 8 Metro and Project Server’s Task Update Feature	Christine Flora Michael Corkery	PC343	Partner	300
	Cloud Bursting Techniques with SharePoint Online	Mark Kashman	PC228	Microsoft	200
	Critical Chain Project Management using Microsoft Project Professional 2010 and Prochain: Implementing Project Portfolio Management	Gerald Leonard	PC305	Customer	300
	Critical Path 2.0	Eric Uyttewaal	PC333	MVP	300
	Critical Success Factors for a Successful SharePoint Deployment	Scott Jamison	PC233	MVP	200
	Deliver SharePoint Success: Key Steps to Reap The Business Benefits	Dux Raymond Sy	PC215	Partner	200
	Deliver Successful Program Results in Matrix Organizations	Eric Schott Ingo Meironke	PC310	Partner	300
	Delivering Microsoft EPM Success: Essential Steps to Map People, Process and Tools	Vadim Bogdanov	PC308	MVP	300
•	Designing with Project’s new manual scheduling type	Sam Huffman	PC347	Instructor Led Lab	300
	Detangling project demand, resource supply and capacity with Project Server	Isabel Merlano	PC200	Customer	200
	Doing More with Less: Effective Capacity Planning and Reporting	Timothy Atwood Gemma Bevilacqua	PC205	Customer	200
	EPM@EPA: Accelerating Maturity in the Cloud	Richard Warren	PC207	Customer	200
	Everything you want to know about designing and implementing Project Server Security Model	Amit Abrol	PC317	Microsoft	300
	Everything You Wanted To Know About Administering Project Server 2010 But Were Afraid To Ask	Rolly Perreaux	PC323	MVP	300
	Exploring Project Server Technical Content	Efren Edwards Jim Corbin Robert Hoover	PC321	Microsoft	300
	Extending and Customizing the Project Server 2010 Timesheet to Drive Adoption and Achieve Business Results	Dave Fischer	PC403	Partner	400
	Extending PPM to more than project and portfolio management, operationalize your business	Marnus Viljoen	PC214	Partner	200
	Exxaro Resource: Project 2010 Case Study in Mining Industry	Adriaan Goosen	PC202	Customer	200
	Gartner Perspectives - Going Beyond PPM – Effectively Manage Your Entire IT Portfolio Decisions with Project Server 2010	Matt Light Ben Chamberlain	PC223	Partner	200
	Getting up to speed with Project 2010 Extensibility	Chris Boyd Jan Kalis	PC320	Microsoft	300
	Going online with PPM -- what you need to know	Scott Chapman	PC327	Partner	300
	How Verizon saved millions with Microsoft PPM: Turning data into useful information	Christopher Fullam	PC208	Customer	200
	Implementing PMI’s Practice Standard for Scheduling in Microsoft Project	Kenneth Steiness	PC312	Partner	300
•	Incremental Leveling in Microsoft Project 2010	Bob Tyler Daniel Renier Jason Rice	PC340	Instructor Led Lab	300
	Integrating Data from External LOB Systems (SAP, ClickSoft, etc.) for Strategic Resource Planning & Forecasting	Tim Runcie Chetan Patel	PC322	MVP	300
	Integrating SharePoint and Project Server 2010 – Deployment Approaches, Integration Options and making the most of the SharePoint Enterprise Features.	Giles Hamson	PC324	Partner	300
	Journey from 2007 to 2010	Tom Herrington	PC315	Customer	300
	Landing Strategy in 3 Steps	Javier Gonzalez Rene Alverez	PC212	Partner	200
	Lessons learned implementing Enterprise Innovation Programs	Simon Floyd	PC307	Microsoft	300
	Leverage the capabilities of SharePoint to light up Microsoft Project Server	Keenan Newton	PC303	Microsoft	300
	Leveraging Microsoft PPM for Capital Project Management within the Utility and Construction Industries	Paul Szyarto	PC220	Partner	200
	Leveraging Project 2010 with Office 365 for Project Management Success	Dux Raymond Sy	PC239	Partner	200
	Making the Most of Project Professional When Managing Multiple Projects	Cindy Lewis	PC336	Partner	300
	Manage your resources without Excel - yes it is possible!	Peter Kestenholz	PC237	MVP	200
	Managing and Finding Content in SharePoint 2010	Scott Jamison	PC234	MVP	200
	Managing Resource Supply and Demand with Microsoft Project Server 2010	Tony Zink	PC339	Partner	300
•	Managing your projects: Learn to save over 3 hours a week using Microsoft Project	Jacques Goupil	PC243	Instructor Led Lab	200
	Maximize Visibility & Accountability in New Product Development Portfolios	Mark Field	PC242	Partner	200
	Microsoft PPM Total Cost and Benefit Workshop – Finding YOUR ROI	Andrew Lagarde	PC217	Partner	200
	Microsoft Project 2010 Desktop Overview	Heather O'cull	PC229	Microsoft	200
	Microsoft Project 2010 Desktop Reporting Overview	Amruta Gulanikar	PC232	Microsoft	200
	Microsoft Project 2010 Mania	Gary Chefetz Jennifer M. Farrell	PC236	MVP	200
•	Microsoft Project Inappropriate Practices	Sam Huffman	PC345	Instructor Led Lab	300
	Microsoft Project replaces Primavera: Why Shire made the switch and trusts Microsoft Project Server 2010 to manage $300M	Daniel Bell Ryan Ennis	PC206	Customer	200
	Microsoft Project Server 2010 Overview	Pradeep Ganapathyraj	PC230	Microsoft	200
	Migration Best practices from Project Server previous versions	Jean-Francois LeSaux Gary Crich	PC316	Microsoft	300
	Modeling Traditional, Serial and SCRUM Techniques in Project 2010	Sam Huffman	PC238	MVP	200
	Moving on Up! Migrating from other PPM tools to Microsoft Project Server 2010	Greg Bailey	PC218	Partner	200
	Pearls and Pitfalls - Realizing Real Business Benefits with Microsoft Project Server and SharePoint	Mike Bullard Warren Mackensen	PC302	Customer	300
	Planning and Executing a Multi-Instance, Multi-Version Project Server Migration	Brian Kennemer	PC402	Partner	400
	Planning Innovation Adoption with IPM : Tips for a Successful Pilot	Kris Athey	PC341	Partner	300
	Portfolio Management – Just what the Doctor Ordered	Eric Foss Sandra Kale	PC216	Customer	200
	Practical TFS and Project Server integration in mid size enterprise	Piotr Prussak Richard Ng	PC314	Customer	300
	Project and Project Portfolio Management that Works	Danny Smith	PC204	Customer	200
	Project Scheduling Revisited: Performance Tuning Your Scheduling Practices	Glenn Searle	PC313	Partner	300
	Project Server 2010 configuration management, migration, merge and documenting	Anton Kravtsov	PC325	Partner	300
	Project Server and Dynamics AX - Completing the Lifecycle from Project Estimation to Revenue Recognition	Sean Galliher	PC328	Microsoft	300
	Project Server REAL LIFE (not Second Life!) customer case studies	Ben Howard	PC211	MVP	200
	Quickly Build Governance Workflows & Effectively Control Financials with UMT Project Essentials Pro	Catalin Olteanu Ben Chamberlain	PC222	Partner	200
	Rapid Implementation of the Microsoft PPM solution and SAP-integration in a global Chemical company	Ville Vakkilainen Jani Saarinen	PC203	Customer	200
	Resource Management - Putting the Puzzle Pieces Together!	Collin Quiring	PC241	Partner	200
	SharePoint Governance isn’t just for Grandma	Shane Young	PC338	MVP	300
	Take Control of the Timesheet and Tasks Updates in your Project Server 2010 Environment	Jean-Francois LeSaux	PC318	Microsoft	300
	Take Your Project Reporting To The Next Level: Dashboards And Other Tools	Mike McLean Andrew Lavinsky	PC329	Microsoft	300
•	Task Types	Sam Huffman	PC346	Instructor Led Lab	300
	The 411 on Office 365	Mark Kashman	PC227	Microsoft	200
	The Gartner perspective: PPM Industry Trends and Adoption Best Practices	Dan Stang	PC226	Customer	200
	The Integration of Project Management and Project Accounting with Dynamics SL	John Winchester	PC224	Partner	200
	The painters, the policemen and the Pope... understanding task movement in Microsoft Project 2010	Travis Crittenden	PC240	Partner	200
	The Phoenix Shoot Out – Which is the best solution for Project Management – Excel or SharePoint or Project Desktop or Project Server? (with a free SharePoint Project Management template)	Dux Raymond Sy Eamonn Mc Guinness	PC213	Partner	200
	Tips, Tricks, and Best Practices for Using Project Server 2010	Dale Howard	PC331	MVP	300
	Tips, Tricks, and Best Practices for Using Project Server 2010	Dale Howard	PC331r	MVP	300
	Tracking a Microsoft Project Release Using Project	Luke Humphrey	PC231	Microsoft	200
	Tracking Historical Project Activity Data using the Microsoft Business Intelligence Suite	Gabriel Guenette	PC401	Customer	400
	Turning Project Data into Real World Reports: An Overview of Business Intelligence Options	Mike McLean Andrew Lavinsky	PC334	MVP	300
•	UMT Project Essentials Pro – Effectively deploy a best practice Financial Governance framework for Project Server 2010	Ben Chamberlain Catalin Olteanu	PC348	Instructor Led Lab	300
	Unleashing the Value of Earned Value: Applying Schedule and Cost Controls to Measure Project Performance	Andrew Lavinsky	PC335	MVP	300
	X-treme EPMO: Creating the Enterprise Project Management Office and Culture at AXTEL	Hector Gamez	PC201	Customer	200
	YJTJ (Your Job Tool’s Job)™ – Working in Concert with Microsoft Project	Daniel Renier	PC342	Partner	300
	YOU CAN DO IT: How to Implement Project 2010 Server Yourself (with Little or NO Consulting $$)	Sharon Harness Maryellen Kliethermes	PC300	Customer	300