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Planning the Deployment of Project Server 2003 Clients - Level 300

Overview Project Server 2003 is a powerful Enterprise Project Management System allowing end users to view and manipulate project information from their desktops. This webcast will discuss about key factors, which users must consider to ensure that end user community has the right tools on their desktops to succeed. This webcast will discus factors including desktop hardware recommendations, connections between Project Server 2003 and Outlook, Project Web Access, and Microsoft Project Professional 2003.

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Publisher	Microsoft
Live Date	25th March 2004 16:29 GMT
Format	Webcast
Topics	Desktop Systems - PCs, Methodology

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