Hi readers,
Have you ever wondered “what does that Van Hurck guy actually sound like?”. Well fear not, I recently got a LinkedIn message from Prasanna Adavi:
“I wanted to invite you to be a guest for an episode on MS Project Podcast. Do you think you can do it?” Continue reading Featured on The Microsoft Project Podcast
It has been a hell of a job. But I finished the book! So here is my review on the book that helped me pass the Microsoft exam 70-331 (posted about here).
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I have added some free content related to the book on the TPC_OneDrive, go have a look, and read the “read me” file please.
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Continue reading Book review: Exam ref 70-331 Core Solutions of Microsoft SharePoint Server 2013
Here is a little celebration post! Yesterday I passed the Core Solutions of Microsoft SharePoint Server 2013 exam with 725 points. Woohoo! But not only to celebrate, but also to educate: Here are a number of resources I found very useful.
Continue reading How I passed the Core Solutions of Microsoft SharePoint Server 2013 exam 70-331
Microsoft also acknowledges the company by making it partner of the year 2014. Congratulations guys!
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I have added some free content related to the book on the TPC_OneDrive, go have a look, and read the “read me” file please.
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During the two weeks I was taking care of little Wendy I also started reading The Four Hour Body by Timothy Ferriss. And apart from being an excellent guide to rapid fat-loss and perfecting sleep, there is one real interesting concept that got stuck in my mind: The Pareto or 80-20 principle. Tim is a great source for finding the 20% that produces 80% of the desired results. Now, let’s find out that 20% for Microsoft Project use!
Hi Readers,
For those of you that follow my blog this didn’t come as a supprise. I will be taking a short break from blogging to take care of the new member of the household: Wendy!
Born on 12-07-2014 and she and her mother are doing great.
Dominic Moss commented on the about baselines post with a nice suggestion. He talks about creating a view that shows a bar that gives the difference between actual finish dates and the proposed finish date captured in baseline(n). I told him that I would consider building this view and posting it on my blog. Today is that day Dominic, and I hope you like what I have done with your suggestion. Let’s build this:
