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Boston University Launches Free Project Management Knowledge Base

March 3, 2006 /

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On Wednesday, Boston University’s Corporate Education Center announced the launch of its free online project management knowledge base http://www.butrain.com/Project-management-training-courses/knowledge.asp?source=20540 . Boston University’s project management knowledge base is for business and information technology professionals and corporations that wish to advance their project management expertise or gain industry certifications.

The knowledge base features project management articles; frequently asked questions (FAQs); and guidelines for improving project management within an organization, pursuing a career in project management, and obtaining industry recognized credentials, such as the Project Management Institute’s (PMI(R)) Project Management Professional (PMP(R)) and Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM(R)) certifications.

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