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The Epic Trip to the United States of America and Mexico for 2015 is over. I am safely home and have finally finished writing the blog articles for the trip.
It always surprises me how long it takes to write the blog articles for my work trips. So for the people who ask how I have time to blog, the answer is that I spend too much personal time out of business hours and too much time during business hours writing the articles.
Now it was Sunday and Mariano Arias and José Ramírez had planned another day of sightseeing.
They wanted to make sure I got to see lots of Mexico while I was in the country and once the Dexterity training started, there would be very limited time.
Today was Saturday and I was in Mexico City as a tourist with my hosts from Axentit, Mariano Arias and José Ramírez, as guides.
The day started with meeting outside the office before we headed to see the Aztec Pyramids at Teotihuacán.
After the reIMAGINE 2015 conference (and the camera incident), I left Fargo, North Dakota on Friday for the next part of my trip. As already discussed, the plan was to stay on this side of the world between the reIMAGINE 2015 and GPUG Summit 2015 conferences rather than fly the 30 plus hours home, just to turn around and fly 30 plus hours back a week later. Not only would that cost a lot more, the multiple jet lags would also do horrendous things to my body clock.
So, while I was staying “in the area” I was asked to go down to Mexico City, Mexico to run a five day Dexterity Fundamentals class.
Last week, I posted details of my Upcoming US Trip for reIMAGINE and GPUG Summit.
In that article I mentioned that I would be running a Dexterity Training session in Mexico City, Mexico during the time in between the reIMAGINE 2015 conference and the GPUG Summit 2015 conference.
This is a reposting of an article I originally wrote on my Developing for Dynamics GP blog.
A friend of mine pointed out this great page on the Microsoft Channel 9 site which has four fantastic training videos by Jeff Koch all about Business Intelligence in Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013.
This is a reposting of an article I originally wrote on my Developing for Dynamics GP blog.
Following on from my previous post: Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Web Client Video Series, I thought I would give the same treatment to the other training videos available.
This is a reposting of an article I originally wrote on my Developing for Dynamics GP blog.
Pam Misialek on The Inside Dynamics GP blog has highlighted a series of training videos for Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 in her post:
This is a reposting of an article I originally wrote on my Developing for Dynamics GP blog.
Something I am often asked is how to get started with Dexterity. As Dexterity is not really known outside of the Microsoft Dynamics GP world, there are not a large number of books available on the subject, like there are for Visual Basic or Visual C#.