PMXPO 2010 Improving PM Competency with Social Media

This presentation provides an overview of how project managers can interact, collaborate and connect with out spending a lot of time or money. After all, we've got projects to deliver!

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PMXPO 2010 Improving PM Competency with Social Media is offered by ProjectManagement.com for project managers. Topics in this listing: Professional practice.

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Course details

Provider: ProjectManagement.com
Format: On demand
Profession: Project Managers
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Registration: Free provider account required
Last checked: Oct 9, 2026
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Credits & eligibility

1 PMI PDU

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Listed roles: Project Management Professional

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Course access: $0
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Certificate: $0
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