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Introduction to Primavera Reflections

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Primavera EPPM supports only a set of default languages such as Brazilian Portuguese, Chinese Simplified, Chinese Traditional, English, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Russian, Spanish, Korean. A lot of non-default localization customer would prefer to use their own language in order for ease of use. Apart from these default languages Primavera EPPM can be configured to support non-default languages using an Oracle Primavera Translation Kit available for Primavera EPPM. Referenced: www.p6academy.com Source: http://coll15.mapyourshow.com

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Passive House Northwest Conference - March 2016 Bryn Davidson, Lanefab Design/Build With Passive House you have to get the small details right. At the same time we can't lose sight of the big picture. We have to start asking how our passive house projects can actually make the world better; how our projects can be 'Net Positive'. Case in point: Could your new passive house - on a rural green-field site - incur more negative climate impacts than if you had moved into a draughty old house in a walkable location? Our discussions about passive house need to expand beyond the building envelope to include the impacts of location, and the history of the site. With examples of policies and projects from Vancouver, BC we'll ask how to set the bar for Net Positive development.

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