Live Webcasts - SharePoint Project Management - BrightWork Customer Story Webinar Week

BOSTON, MA, February 05, 2011 (Press-News.org) This monthly webinar series profiles the success stories of BrightWork customers using SharePoint to manage their work and projects. These 20 minute webcasts will consist of the customer delivering an explanation and demo. You may register for all three webcasts or for the one that interests you most!

Webinar Week Schedule:
-Tuesday February 8th- Brandwise
-Wednesday February 9th - Aramex
-Thursday Februry 10th - Durham Public Schools
Time: 8:30am PST/11:30am EST/4:30pm GMT
Register here FREE: http://www.brightwork.com/forms/webinar_registration_form.asp?event=4

Brandwise - Tuesday February 8th
Presented by: Richard Gayle, Project Coordinator

Brandwise is a service software provider delivering hosted software solutions to manufacturers and their sales organizations within multiple industries from Gift and Home, to Publishing, Apparel, Footwear and Sporting Goods.

At Brandwise we use SharePoint to manage application deployment projects for our customers. It helps us to streamline the implementation process ensuring that no new client will have any tasks forgotten. It also gives us the ability to make information available and understand where pitfalls may exist so we can enhance our customers' experience.

Aramex - Wednesday February 9th
Presented by: Reem Sarrif, Information Systems Manager

Aramex is a leading provider of comprehensive logistics and transportation solutions with services including international and domestic express delivery, freight forwarding, logistics and warehousing, e-business solutions, and online shopping services.

Our project office has been responsible for overlooking the various projects running within the IT team from initiation to closure, providing the various business stakeholders a high-level view of the projects progress. We deployed SharePoint to streamline this process, giving our team members, project managers & project stakeholders both high-level and detailed project statuses.

Durham Public Schools - Thursday February 10th
Presented by: Elaine Roark

Durham Public Schools (DPS) is a K-12 North Carolina district school system. The new leadership of the district was very interested in managing school improvement projects using a full project management discipline.

While every school at DPS (53 schools) has a school improvement plan, there are 14 schools that use BrightWork for the "Plan Management Tool" to enter, track and manage their school improvement plans. At DPS, we developed a layman's methodology (hence the use of "Plan" instead of "Project") that stands apart from the tool. The tool's implementation was based on this methodology.