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Microsoft Dynamics AX Pro Tips: Getting the most out of the Technical Conference

by Jason Gumpert
Editor, MSDynamicsWorld.com

The Microsoft Dynamics Technical Conference ramps up with a Super Bowl party this Sunday, but the real action won't start until Monday morning. So how does one make the most of a Dynamics Technical conference?  We've gathered feedback from some veterans of the (previously titled) Dynamics AX Technical Conference to learn what they are looking forward to this year and how newcomers at the event can make the most of their time in Seattle. Since it has historically been an AX event, some of the points below are AX-specific, but even attendees in the new Dynamics CRM track should get some good tips on getting the most out of the event.

(Do you have your own recommendations about attending the Technical Conference? Share them in the comments.)

Joris de Gruyter, Sikich

What he's looking forward to learning:

I'm playing it by ear. There will be some generic Azure sessions I may check out, depending how "generic" they are. Otherwise I'll brush up on some things I haven't used in a while or not at all. Upgrade topics are always interesting too, especially with things changing and new tools being added to that on every release. Admittedly I also go to sessions sometimes to support some of my friends that work at Microsoft :-)

Recommendations for new attendees

Contrary to what I just said about my own plans, I suggest planning out your week. Sometimes sessions are very popular and they ...

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Prior to co-founding MSDynamicsWorld.com, Jason was a Principal Software Consultant at Parametric Technology Corporation (PTC), where he implemented solutions, trained customers, managed software development, and spent some time in the pre-sales engineering organization. He has also held consulting positions at CSC Consulting and Monitor Group.

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