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Directions US 2008: Final Thoughts

It's a tradition. After a convention I always try to write some "thoughts". Has it been useful for me, or for anyone? Good things to think about when you're deciding wether if it useful to go next year. The "thoughts" come a bit late this year. Last day at Directions I was...

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Microsoft Dynamics NAV (Weblog) by waldo on 10-28-2008
Directions US 2008: Tips & Tricks in NAV 2009

Who doesn't want to follow that session? :-) I heard this session is going to be about the form transformation tool. Per Morgensen started by showing how to build a Role Center . Actually, first explaining what is the Role Center is all about. The cues that are actually "counts" of records...

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Microsoft Dynamics NAV (Weblog) by waldo on 10-22-2008
Directions US 2008: BIO For Dynamics NAV

BI is hot today. BIO Analytics is a company that built BI tools for Dynamics NAV, called BIO for Dynamics NAV. Let's see what this ISV has to offer... . For BI solutions, you got different layers: Harvest information layer. This is actually the lowest level. It's usually a set of scripts that...

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Microsoft Dynamics NAV (Weblog) by waldo on 10-21-2008
Directions US 2008: Upgrading Strategies

This is a session of my good friend and fellow MVP Daniel Rimmelzwaan (aka Denster on Mibuso). I'm particulary interested in this session also because of the fact he got some of the content from a session I did at Directions EMEA in Paris, so there is a little piece of "waldo" in it as...

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Microsoft Dynamics NAV (Weblog) by waldo on 10-21-2008
Directions US 2008: Sharepoint and NAV for a developer

The past years you could feel Microsoft pushing people (and the product) to Sharepoint. Being a succesful partner is unthinkable when you don't have a plan ready for your Sharepoint projects ... or at least put NAV on Sharepoint in some way (reporting, apps, EP, ... ). I'm curious what Frank...

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Microsoft Dynamics NAV (Weblog) by waldo on 10-20-2008
Directions US 2008: NAV CRM Secrets

This next session is one of the "Implementor" tracks. I'm not an implementor, and I don't want to pretend I would be capable to be an implementor. But let's just say, there wasn't really a more interesting concurrent topic, so ... . Besides, one of my colleagues is currently...

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Microsoft Dynamics NAV (Weblog) by waldo on 10-20-2008
Directions US 2008: Simplifying Microsoft Dynamics NAV Migrations and Integrations with Scribe Insight (ISV Session)

That' s big title . If you've read my first post (introduction) ... one might have a feeling why I'm interested in this product . The part I usually don't like about ISV sessions is the generally long introductions of themselves, to see how good they are, what they achieved, ... Stuff...

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Microsoft Dynamics NAV (Weblog) by waldo on 10-20-2008
Directions US 2008: SQL Reporting Services

This first session (at a killing starting time of 8am in the morning ) was presented by Tom Loyal and Tom Taylor ... It seemd it was going to be a "Tom-Thing" (bad joke, I know ... ). Reporting services is always an interesting topic ... It would make no sense to ram data into your system,...

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Microsoft Dynamics NAV (Weblog) by waldo on 10-20-2008
Directions US 2008: Introduction

I'm getting a little bit lazy, so it seems. I'm sitting here, five minutes before the very first session of Directions 2008 kicks off, writing my intro blog on Directions. Yeah, well. Besides the boring 10 hour flight and the killing Jet lag, there isn't very much to say about what i've...

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Microsoft Dynamics NAV (Weblog) by waldo on 10-20-2008
Directions: Final thoughts

I am writing the "final thoughts"-posts because it seems interesting for me to have somebody's general idea to conferences like this. They are not cheap, so you should be planning them as efficient as possible. Anyway... What did I expect from Directions EMEA? Actually not very much. It...

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Microsoft Dynamics NAV (Weblog) by waldo on 04-22-2008

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