HUGSharePoint Meeting August 31

by Shawn Duggan on 08/14/2010

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FYI: HUGSharePoint will be meeting Tuesday August 31 from 6-8 pm.  It will be at the Dalhousie Computer Science building. Patrick Rogers will be representing Microsoft.  For more information please visit the HUGSharePoint Facebook page.

http://www.hugsharepoint.org

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