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Project for the Web with Microsoft’s Project Accelerator

Join us on a webinar, presented by Tjon Kim our resident project and portfolio tooling guru, to learn about Microsoft’s new Project Accelerator tool which delivers some impressive out of the box improvements to Microsoft Project for the Web and fills some of the white space left behind from Microsoft Project Online. 20th May 2021,…

Project for the Web with Microsoft’s Project Accelerator — News · 20 May 2021

Join us on a webinar, presented by Tjon Kim our resident project and portfolio tooling guru, to learn about Microsoft’s new Project Accelerator tool which delivers some impressive out of the box improvements to Microsoft Project for the Web and fills some of the white space left behind from Microsoft Project Online.

20th May 2021, 12pm to 1pm

Register and more details here

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