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  1. Managing Database Projects
  2. Managing Drupal Web Projects
  3. Managing Expectations: Avoiding surprises halfway through your project
  4. Managing Multi-organizational Projects: What Works Best?
  5. Managing Nonprofit Software Development Projects
  6. Managing Online Campaigns
  7. Managing Risks Before the Implementation Begins
  8. Managing a large software implementation
  9. Managing demands from internal stakeholders
  10. Managing technology volunteers
  11. Managing the Development of Customized Joomla! Websites
  12. Mapping Communication Tools to Tasks
  13. Methods in Selecting Software
  14. Migrating to Salesforce.com: One Organization's Story
  15. Navigating Internal Relationships
  16. Navigating internal politics and relationships
  17. NewYork2008:Afternoon 1 report backs
  18. NewYork2008:Afternoon 2 report backs
  19. NewYork2008:Agile Project Management
  20. NewYork2008:Assessing and Redesigning Web Sites
  21. NewYork2008:Brainstorm
  22. NewYork2008:Challenges of remote collaboration
  23. NewYork2008:Collaboration and Management in Cross-Departmental Web Projects
  24. NewYork2008:Collaborative Tools
  25. NewYork2008:Evaluation in PM
  26. NewYork2008:Event Logistics
  27. NewYork2008:Final announcements
  28. NewYork2008:Implementing an Existing Database Software or Service
  29. NewYork2008:Interactive Agenda Clustering
  30. NewYork2008:Interactive Software Mapping Exercise
  31. NewYork2008:Looking for demos
  32. NewYork2008:Managing Consultants and Dealing with Vendors
  33. NewYork2008:Managing Custom Database Projects
  34. NewYork2008:Managing Nonprofit Software Development Projects
  35. NewYork2008:Navigating internal politics and relationships
  36. NewYork2008:Open Source CMS Q&A session
  37. NewYork2008:Opening Discussions - Project Management Principles
  38. NewYork2008:Overthrowing The Consultant/Client Relationship
  39. NewYork2008:PM Principles - Advanced Web Projects
  40. NewYork2008:PM Principles - Introduction to Project Management
  41. NewYork2008:PM Principles - Software and Database Development
  42. NewYork2008:PM Principles - Values-Based Project Management
  43. NewYork2008:PM Principles - Web Site Essentials
  44. NewYork2008:Report backs afternoon
  45. NewYork2008:Report backs from sessions morning 2
  46. NewYork2008:Selecting and Recommending Tools – The Idealware Process
  47. NewYork2008:Software Bazaar
  48. NewYork2008:The Art and Science of Defining Scope
  49. NewYork2008:User testing processes and getting info from users
  50. NewYork2008:What do I want to talk about today?

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