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Business Productivity Infrastructure Optimization (BPIO) University 2009 Instructor-led Training Collateral for Enterprise Project Management (EPM) Track

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  • Language: English

Training Collateral for Delivering Business Productivity Infrastructure Optimization (BPIO) University 2009 for Enterprise Project Management (EPM) Track.

Training Collateral for Delivering Business Productivity Infrastructure Optimization (BPIO) University 2009 for Enterprise Project Management (EPM) Track.

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0_Read Me.docx
    1. BPIO University Enterprise Project Management.pptx
      2. BPIO University Enterprise Project Management - Overview.pptx
        3. BPIO University Enterprise Project Management - Awareness Briefing.pptx
          4. Envision What's Next for Project Video.wmv
            5. Allianz Case Study Video.wmv
              6. Project and Portfolio Management Demo.rar

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                2007 Microsoft Office System

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