Microsoft Dynamics GP Technical Conference 2009 Update

It's official! I will be co-presenting two sessions with no one other than Mr. David Musgrave at the next Microsoft Dynamics GP Technical Conference, to be held in Fargo, North Dakota from November 9 through November 11.

This is my first experience presenting at a Microsoft event and I am sure to have a lot of fun delivering it, but also sharing knowledge and getting to meet a lot of you who are planning to be there. The following is a summary of our sessions:


Session Title: Customizing the Microsoft Dynamics GP Client with Visual Studio Tools, Dexterity and Modifier with VBA
Presenters: David Musgrave, Mariano Gomez
Session Description: Get an in-depth analysis of the various client-side customization tools for Microsoft Dynamics GP, including Modifier with Visual Basic for Applications, Dexterity, and Visual Studio Tools for Microsoft Dynamics GP. This session will help you understand how each of the tools can be used to create user-interface customizations as well as help you develop the ability to make sound decisions on the best tool for a particular purpose.

Session Title: Troubleshooting Your Developed Solution
Presenters: David Musgrave, Mariano Gomez
Session Description: Do you know the vital development considerations necessary for effectively troubleshooting a packaged solution? Learn them and much more! We will highlight best practices, illustrate real-world examples, and provide and discuss requirements for the Certified for Microsoft Dynamics program. Plus, we will show how the Support Debugging Tool for Microsoft Dynamics GP can be used to help with both development and system administration.

Register now for great prices, but don't forget to review some of the wonderful training classes that will be available before and after the conference event.

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Until next post!

MG.-
Mariano Gomez, MVP
Maximum Global Business, LLC
http://www.maximumglobalbusiness.com/

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