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Configuring Microsoft Office EPM Solution for Enterprise Environments - Level 200

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Overview Enterprise Project Management with Project Server can be a complex installation once you move into large enterprise installations. In this webcast first learn about the skills and resources to consider for large deployments. Then we describe scenarios and strategies for scaling your implementations to thousands of users. These scenarios include clustering and splitting Project Server services onto different machines. In addition to discussing the possibilities of distributed deployment, it will discuss specific cases of when to the distribution makes sense and its benefits.

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Publisher	Microsoft Corporation
Live Date	20th December 2003 01:41 GMT
Format	Webcast
Topics	Methodology, Project Management

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