You, Me and Dynamics GP
This was a fun Summit. I met a ton of people and I reconnected with a bunch as well. I’ve decided to just catch up everything I missed today so buckle up.
Before that happens though I wanted to highlight a few things from the conference.
- I’ve learned that it’s really hard for me to blog, tweet and update Facebook effectively when I’m doing a lot of speaking at a conference. Especially with a 3 hour time difference. I was hoping that some new folks would help pick up the slack. You’ll have to be the judge of whether or not that worked.
- The second slide of EVERY one of my presentations pushes people to blog/tweet/facebook if they are having fun. Occasionally it works. I intend to flog that until it does.
- It’s really hard to get the word out about new things like the 3+ year old Support Debugging Tool or the 18 month old Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 Cookbook or an ISV solution.
- The Microsoft team deserves kudos for taking shots in the GPUG Summit and GPPC town halls.
- Most folks did pretty well managing Vegas and still making sessions. I’m impressed.
- It was fun having CRM, NAV and AX attendees in the area as well. They party well.
- The 50 Tips sessions still deliver value and still get people excited. I guess I get to keep doing them.
2 comments:
Mark, I fully understand it's hard to blog, tweet etc when you're involved in so much at these conferences.
So I would be open to discussing more with others on how maybe we can cut and dice things so we can get content out. Just a thought.
Jon.
Thanks Mark for the recap of your experience. It was a great event. Thanks to you and other volunteers who volunteer their talents to the greater good of the GP Community!
How about if we schedule a "social-media" party - take time out during the conference to teach and do social media....?
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