10 Reasons to Attend Convergence 2009

MSDynamicsWorld.com has posted an article by Mark Polino entitled, "Bad Economy or Not, Here Are Ten Reasons to Attend Convergence 2009". In this article, Mark details ten (well, eleven - he includes one bonus reason) reasons why users should attend the premier Microsoft Dynamics convention. In short, they are:

  1. Learn how to get more out of your existing Dynamics program.
  2. Learn about new features planned for upcoming releases.
  3. Get Continuing Professional Education.
  4. Learn what works from other users.
  5. Interact with product and support team members.
  6. Attend parties.
  7. Try something new.
  8. Learn about add-on solutions.
  9. Learn about related applications.
  10. Quick Return-on-Investment (ROI).
  11. (Bonus) Me.

Be sure to check out his article for more information on each reason. And be sure to stop by Booth #840 at Microsoft Convergence to visit Merit Solutions and learn more about Microsoft Dynamics AX development.

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