Microsoft Dexterity Training Roadshow begins next week - First stop Atlanta

It's that time of the year again!

Here at Intelligent Partnerships we are pushing hard for the revival of Microsoft Dexterity education as a fundamental bridge to understanding and developing powerful applications for Microsoft Dynamics GP. Our Microsoft Dexterity Training Roadshow saw at least 40 people in the first year we launched the program, in 2013, visiting 5 cities in the process.

This time around we hope you take advantage of a variety of Microsoft Dexterity training programs, ranging from entry level, to intermediate and advanced levels. All training materials and labs have been carefully developed and prepared to meet today's development practices and standards for Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 and the Web Client.

We have also designed a program specifically for Dexterity developers wanting to carry their skills forward into the Visual Studio Tools development platform.

At the end of each course, you will receive a certificate of completion showing the number of instructional hours completed and the coveted Microsoft MVP logo next to my signature - yes, I am your instructor!

Here is the training calendar for 2014:


CodeCourseCityDates
DEX001Microsoft Dexterity Fundamentals
Course Level: Beginners/Intermediate - Week before Convergence		Atlanta, GAFeb 24 - Feb 28
DEX001Microsoft Dexterity Fundamentals
Course Level: Beginners/Intermediate		Miami, FLApr 7 - Apr 11
DEX002Advanced Microsoft Dexterity Development
Course Level: Intermediate/Advanced		Boston, MAApr 28 - May 2
DEX001Microsoft Dexterity Fundamentals
Course Level: Beginners/Intermediate		Toronto, ONMay 26 - May 30
DEX002Advanced Microsoft Dexterity Development
Course Level: Intermediate/Advanced		Montreal, QCJun 16 - Jun 20
DEX003Visual Studio Tools for Microsoft Dexterity Developers
Course Level: Intermediate knowledge of C# and Dexterity a must		Las Vegas, NVJul 14 - Jul 16
DEX003Visual Studio Tools for Microsoft Dexterity Developers
Course Level: Intermediate knowledge of C# and Dexterity a must		Seattle, WAAug 11 - Aug 13

Each link above will provide you with more information on our training courses and content and hopefully we are coming to a city near you. We still have space for our Atlanta class, so if you are trying to find something to do prior to Convergence register for our class.

Registration is open for all cities and you won't want to miss out on this great opportunity. Hope to see you soon.

Until next post!

MG.-
Mariano Gomez, MVP
Intelligent Partnerships, LLC
http://www.intelligentpartnerships.com/

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