Back to ArticlesBack

Join 50,000+ PM Professionals

Get expert PM insights, PMP prep tips, and earn PDUs with exclusive content delivered weekly.

Protected by reCAPTCHA: Privacy & Terms

MPUG - Master Project User GroupMPUG - Master Project User Group

Microsoft Enterprise Project Management (EPM) University has announced a series of online courses for training users on how to install, configure and deploy Office EPM Solution.

The courses will allow students to interact with instructors, work on a virtual lab environment, and provide self-paced labs.

Students will require a high speed internet connection, a PC and a telephone.

Classes include:

  • IT Professional – Technical Implementation and Configuration of Office Project Server 2007 (5 days, $660, 20 PDU credits)
  • Admin Professional – Functional Implementation and Configuration of Office Project Server 2007 (4 days, $580, 16 PDU credits)
  • Office Project Server Developer Training (4 days, $580)
  • Deploying Office Project Portfolio Server 2007 (5 days, $660, 20 PDU credits)

The courses begin in August.

Get Weekly PM Insights

Join 50,000+ PMs receiving updates on the latest PM methodologies, PDU opportunities, tool reviews, career tips, and member exclusives.

Protected by reCAPTCHA: Privacy & Terms

PMI ATP
PMI Authorized Training Partner
REP #4082

Learning Paths

PMP® TrainingCAPM® TrainingPgMP® TrainingPMI-ACP® TrainingMS ProjectMS PlannerMS TeamsJira

PM Resources

PDU TrackerLive WebinarsSalary CalculatorTool ComparisonsJob BoardKnowledge BasePM Glossary

Community

Discussion ForumStudy GroupsEvents Calendar

Follow Us

LinkedInYouTubeTwitterFacebook
MPUG Logo

© 2026 MPUG. All rights reserved.

TermsPrivacySitemapAdvertise
Articles

Microsoft Hosting Project Management Training via LiveMeeting

Microsoft Enterprise Project Management (EPM) University has announced a series of online courses for training users on how to install, configure and deploy Office EPM Solution. The courses will allow […]

1 min read
•over 14 years ago•Updated 3 months ago•
T
The MPUG CommunityAuthor
Project Management
Microsoft Project
Best Practices
Productivity
T
The MPUG Community

Content Writer

MPUG has a global network of over 200,000 project management professionals across 170+ countries. For over 25 years, it has served as a premier platform fostering connection, knowledge sharing, and professional development within the project management community. MPUG champions the use of technology to optimize project management processes. It offers a comprehensive suite of resources and services, including live sessions, accredited training courses, informative lessons, industry articles, and interactive discussion forums. Committed to empowering its members to "Master Projects for Unlimited Growth," MPUG equips our members with the latest industry trends and propels their career advancement. Whether you're a budding project manager or a seasoned practitioner, MPUG provides an invaluable platform to hone your skills and bolster your project management expertise.

View all articles by The MPUG Community
Related Content

Continue Reading

Discover more insights and articles that complement your current reading

Why Tools Matter More Than Ever in Project Management (And Why Most Organizations Still Get Them Wrong)
Articles
1 min read

Why Tools Matter More Than Ever in Project Management (And Why Most Organizations Still Get Them Wrong)

Most PPM tools fail because they’re built for oversight, not adoption. Here’s how to design for decisions instead, and why Smartsheet bridges the gap.

A
Anonymous
2 days ago
Read
The Integrated Master Plan: Terrible Name, but a Great Idea
Articles
1 min read

The Integrated Master Plan: Terrible Name, but a Great Idea

The Integrated Master Plan uses events, accomplishments, and criteria to define objective progress before scheduling begins. Here’s what it is and why it works.

A
Anonymous
14 days ago
Read
Managing the Sands of Time: How IT Projects Reflect an Hourglass
Articles
1 min read

Managing the Sands of Time: How IT Projects Reflect an Hourglass

Discover how the hourglass metaphor reveals the way time, tasks, and momentum work together in IT project management — and why managing the flow is the key to project success.

A
Anonymous
21 days ago
Read
Explore All Articles