Microsoft Dynamics Convergence 2010 - Atlanta

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Microsoft Convergence  2010 Atlanta, April 24-27


Convergence is the Microsoft Dynamics premier event! Here are 4 great business reasons why one should attend this event.
  1. Learn how to get the most out of Microsoft Dynamics solution.
    • Learn how to use the technical resources and support available.
    • Understand how to empower people to use functionality.
    • Investigate additional Microsoft Dynamics functionality, plus third-party vendor solutions that could better position you for success.
  2. Connect with other users and Microsoft product experts.
    • See firsthand how other users optimize their solutions to drive business success.
    • Consult with solution provider and Microsoft product experts.
    • Get free technical support and participate in hands-on lab exercises.
  3. Get up to date on Microsoft products and technologies.
    • Take advantage of more than 400 sessions covering Microsoft Dynamics and the latest Microsoft products including Microsoft Dynamics CRM and ERP (including Microsoft Dynamics GP 11), Microsoft Windows 7, Microsoft Office 2010, Microsoft Office SharePoint, and Microsoft SQL Server.
    • Learn how solution integrates easily with these technologies to maximize efficiency.
  4. Learn the Microsoft strategy and future plans for Microsoft Dynamics software
    • Understand the product development strategy 
    • Get insight into Microsoft’s future direction and investments 


Sounds great !! To learn more about Convergence 2010 Atlanta, just visit the
 Convergence Web site.

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