Register now: Office 365 "Get It Done" webcast November 7

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Transform your workplace, enable innovation.

The workplace is changing. Today, over 70% of employees work outside the office. Across your organization, employees need easier access to the right information and insight on any device, anywhere to make fast, informed decisions. Yet over 40% of surveyed workers feel there isn't enough collaboration in their workplaces. Progressive organizations are listening! Social in the enterprise is no longer a nice-to-have but rather a workplace necessity.

Join us for a live session with industry thought leaders and special guests to hear firsthand how Microsoft Office 365 has helped companies harness employee ideas, embrace new workplace cultures and technologies, and spark innovation and spontaneous collaboration in the workplace to accelerate business: getting it done, anywhere. Click here to register today!

Luke Williams: Highly respected thought-leader will talk about how disruption in the workplace can lead to innovation.Adam Pisoni: Cofounder and CTO of Yammer and Microsoft GM of Engineering will share his thoughts on what makes a responsive organization.John Case: Microsoft CVP, Office wraps up by giving a glimpse of what new features will be rolling out in the next 6 months for Office 365.Also hear from Andy Roberts, Head of End User Technology at Telefonica as he discusses how Office 365 has created agility and helped move their business forward. Chat directly with Microsoft Executives and Product Managers throughout the show!

You won't want to miss this event. Register now!

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Register now for November 5 webcast: Use Project with Visio to boost project management efficiency

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Join us Tuesday, November 5 at 10:30am PT/1:30pm ET to learn how to enhance the power of Project by using Visio at the same time. Whether you're a project manager, team member or stakeholder, this 90-minute session will show you an easy way to communicate, visualize and share data across the enterprise.

You'll learn how to use the Visio 2013 project scheduler template to create linear timelines with milestones, interval markers and extended timelines and then export them to Project. Plus, you'll see the custom shape data reports, data graphics, legends, and stencils in Visio, and using the Visio data pivot diagrams in Project, you'll learn to create graphical project reports.

Register here for our free Visio webcast series to attend this session.

Presenter: Matt Roderman, Tips & Techniques LLC

To see the complete Visio webcast series agenda, go to aka.ms/VisioWebcastSeries.

To see the complete Project webcast series agenda, go to aka.ms/ProjectWebcastSeries.

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Register now: UK Access User Group National Seminar November 21

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If you can't make it to Access Day in Seattle on November 21, why not attend the UK Access User Group 2013 National Seminar at the Microsoft Thames Valley Park in Reading?

The UK Access User Group conference is presented by and for Access enthusiasts, and the fall 2013 seminar features 5 sessions on a variety of topics:

Shape Up Or Ship Out! Microsoft Access Case Study (Presenter: Paul Millennas)
Paul will show how Microsoft Access has been used at Babcock Engineering at Rosyth on £12billion worth of projects including the construction of aircraft carriers, ships and submarines.

Adding Value To Your Applications By Integrating to Accounts Software with Specific Examples
using Sage 50 (Presenter: Tony Bayliss)
Nearly every Access project includes integration, and Tony will show how this has been achieved on some of his recent projects.

The Patient Death--What Happens Next? How a Hospital Handles and Manages the Human Side of a Patient Death (Presenter: John Baker)
John will present a case study of an application used in a key area of the National Health Service.

Web Application in Access 2013 Case Study (Presenter: Alan Cossey)
Alan will take us through the stages of development of an Access 2013 web database which includes both a standard Access front end and a web UI.

The Way Forward: A Discussion Session (Presenter: Rod Gordon)
If you are asked to develop a new system in the years to come, then what technology will you use? Building on the day's presentations, Rod will lead a discussion session considering the different options available to you today and in the coming years.

Book your spot now for the fall 2013 National Seminar, and visit the UK Access User Group site for full seminar details.

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