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Tuesday, October 30, 2007
End of Day One entertainment at Microsoft Office Project Conference 2007 in Seattle
Reported by A. Matt Piazza in Seattle, Washington, USA
The Microsoft Office Project Conference 2007 moved from classroom to evening entertainment at the end of day one on 29 October in Seattle. All work and no play can produce less than the best learning environment, so conference attendees gathered at the Space Needle, nibbled on Halloween goodies and danced. Here are some images from the evening’s activities.
The Seattle event is one of two Microsoft Office Project Conferences scheduled for 2007; the second will be held in Madrid, Spain in early December. According to Microsoft, these conferences aim to enable individuals and organizations to develop a better understanding of the end-to end capabilities of the Microsoft 2007 family of products and to help further advance their Project Management Potential. Information about the Microsoft Project Conference 2007 in Seattle can be found at http://www.msprojectconference.com/indexUS.htm.
The Microsoft Office Project Conference 2007 moved from classroom to evening entertainment at the end of day one on 29 October in Seattle. All work and no play can produce less than the best learning environment, so conference attendees gathered at the Space Needle, nibbled on Halloween goodies and danced. Here are some images from the evening’s activities.
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The Seattle event is one of two Microsoft Office Project Conferences scheduled for 2007; the second will be held in Madrid, Spain in early December. According to Microsoft, these conferences aim to enable individuals and organizations to develop a better understanding of the end-to end capabilities of the Microsoft 2007 family of products and to help further advance their Project Management Potential. Information about the Microsoft Project Conference 2007 in Seattle can be found at http://www.msprojectconference.com/indexUS.htm.
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