Balancing Interests in Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 and Earlier Releases at AXUG Summit 2012

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July 3 2012

With over 140 sessions planned, AXUG Summit 2012 attendees will have a range of topics to choose from to match their interests. But with only about 25 percent of members on Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 so far, the event has to find a balance between the latest and greatest, including the upcoming AX 2012 R2 release, and offering information that meets the majority of users needs.

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