Associations love acronyms, and the federal government likes to make acronym soup as well.  Project Managers love acronyms more than anyone, so you can imagine the acronyms floating around the association dedicated to Project Managers: the Project Management Institute (PMI).

PMI has a few certification programs (PMI-SP, PMI-RMP, PMI-PgMP), but the certification that I’ve had since 2006 is the Project Management Professional (PMP).  While much of the country may not value the PMP credential as much as they should, the PMP is highly valued around DC.

Sean and I finally finished our book: SharePoint for Nonprofits: The Definitive Guide to SharePoint for your Nonprofit, Association, Charity, and .ORG.   We actually finished it during the week of Thanksgiving 2010, but I’m finally getting around to chatting about it.

There are hundreds of really great SharePoint books already out there that cover the admin and code level stuff.   This book is NOT about installing SharePoint or writing code.   SharePoint for Nonprofits provides details about leveraging specific needs of trade associations, membership societies, volunteer organizations, and other nonprofit associations, charities and .orgs; and how SharePoint might be used to satisfy some of these needs.

I will be presenting a SharePoint 2010 session on Tuesday morning, July 13, at the Hotel Allegro in Chicago, IL.  SharePoint 2010 is poised to completely revolutionize how organizations connect people, processes, and information.  SharePoint 2010 has arrived and there are three big questions on everyone’s mind:

1. What are the key functional improvements in SharePoint 2010?
2. What are the immediate and practical benefits of upgrading to 2010?
3. What are the strategies, costs, and risks of upgrading?

Join me for a FREE workshop to find out everything you need to know about SharePoint 2010.  This is not a SharePoint marketing presentation – I don’t work for Microsoft.  This is a SharePoint overview with a detailed demo of SharePoint 2010′s new features.  I’ll also be providing critical insights learned since we have already been implementing and launched solutions on SharePoint 2010.  Breakfast will be served (did I mention that this is FREE?), questions will be answered, and I will help you find out exactly what you need to know to make an informed decision about whether SharePoint 2010 is right for you.

Please note that space is limited and registrations will be honored on a first-come, first-served basis.

Sean will be presenting on SharePoint 2010 this Friday in Alexandria, VA. 

Now that SharePoint 2010 has arrived, there are three big questions on everyone’s mind:

1. What are the key functional improvements in SharePoint 2010?
2. What are the practical benefits of upgrading to 2010
3. What are the costs and risks of upgrading?

Many industry analysts are convinced that SharePoint 2010 is poised to completely revolutionize how organizations connect people, processes, and information.

Join us at a free Workshop to find out everything you need to know about SharePoint 2010.  This is not a SharePoint Marketing presentation. This is a detailed demo of SharePoint 2010′s new features — accompanied by critical insights from a SharePoint architect who have already been implementing SharePoint 2010 for real clients to address real business requirements.
Breakfast will be served, questions will be answered, and I will be on hand to tell you what you need to know to make an informed decision about whether SharePoint 2010 is right for you.

We have scheduled two locations and dates for your convenience:

• Friday, June 11th at the Dupont Hotel in Washington DC at 1500 New Hampshire Ave., NW, 8:30am-11:00am (Last Week)
  
• Friday, June 18 at the Embassy Suites Hotel in Old Town Alexandria, 1900 Diagonal Road, 8:30am-11:00am
  

Please note that space is limited and registrations will be honored on a first-come, first-served basis.

To register, see http://www.susqtech.com/sharepointacademy/Newsletters/may2010/Pages/2010-Demo-Breakfast-Tour.aspx

I will be presenting a SharePoint 2010 overview this Friday in Washington, DC. 

Now that SharePoint 2010 has arrived, there are three big questions on everyone’s mind:

1. What are the key functional improvements in SharePoint 2010?
2. What are the practical benefits of upgrading to 2010
3. What are the costs and risks of upgrading?

Many industry analysts are convinced that SharePoint 2010 is poised to completely revolutionize how organizations connect people, processes, and information.

Join us at a free Workshop to find out everything you need to know about SharePoint 2010.  This is not a SharePoint Marketing presentation. This is a detailed demo of SharePoint 2010’s new features — accompanied by critical insights from a SharePoint architect who have already been implementing SharePoint 2010 for real clients to address real business requirements.  Breakfast will be served, questions will be answered, and I will be on hand to tell you what you need to know to make an informed decision about whether SharePoint 2010 is right for you.

There are two scheduled locations and dates:

• Friday, June 11th at the Dupont Hotel in Washington DC at 1500 New Hampshire Ave., NW, 8:30am-11:00am
• Friday, June 18 at the Embassy Suites Hotel in Old Town Alexandria, 1900 Diagonal Road, 8:30am-11:00am

Please note that space is limited and registrations will be honored on a first-come, first-served basis.

To register, see http://www.susqtech.com/sharepointacademy/Newsletters/may2010/Pages/2010-Demo-Breakfast-Tour.aspx

Thanks to Bamboo Solutions for sponsoring SharePointConference.org.  Also appreciate the kind review by Wes Bryan at Bamboo.  See http://community.bamboosolutions.com/blogs/bambooteamblog/archive/2010/04/20/doesn-t-anyone-talk-about-anything-other-than-sharepoint-2010-anymore-more-notes-from-the-sharepoint-conference-org-in-baltimore-md.aspx