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Now there is for sure one point that I need to clarify from this webcast. The link to the web cast can be accessed from the following resource.: The Power of Personal BI with Dynamics AX 2012: PowerPivot and Power View With that, I wanted to post a link to the recent webcast I lead via.
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We are very close to the summer equinox and that means the longest day of the year! I love summer time, it's full of fun times, water activities as well as opining for the beach! Well I hope everyone is doing well this fine Tuesday. With our value driven business intelligence strategy Hillstar help you transform into a data informed company.įollow Me the Dynamics AX Community Page today!" Visit Hillstar Business Intelligence ( in order to truly unlock your data trapped in your Microsoft Dynamics investment. Thank you to my fellow peers for going that extra mile in trying to help foster a community - whom's main goal was, and remains - to bring value to our customers. Thank you! Thank all of you who read my ramblings over the years and challenged me. This came from my lack of ability to continue to post entries as often as have been able to in the past. Though this is not my very last post on this blog, I felt it was needed to be stated now.
Really helping customers putting their data to work for them. Again, the focus will be however for BI & Analytic's. I will have a very focused purpose on this new blog, that will still include Microsoft Dynamics AX. I will continue to write, but more on the business intelligence side of the things. It's been a humbling and really rewarding experience, to put it plainly. It is with this understanding, this appreciation for the community, that I'm making the choice to step aside from the role this blog has in the larger Dynamics Community. Other fellow peers, like Joris, Jon, Joel, Dick and the others - whom all have shared the content we each help bring to form the whole of the Dynamics community. This included Microsoft and the Dynamics portal,, the Top 100 DynamicsWorld.Co.Uk and so forth. On the implementation side of things, I've seen the shift away from the "Cowboy Consultant" days, through to a more mature project implementation methodology.įrom this blogging experience a more connected community started to arise.
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It for sure drove me to learn more and more, and with the build up around Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 - the content became super focused around helping the community-at-large understand issues and how to put in place the new paradigms that came along with this release of Microsoft Dynamics AX.
It's been a really interesting journey with the focus I've had around keeping the content flowing for this blog over the years. It became an outlet of coverage, write-ups, how-to's, bugfix, thoughts, concepts and more. Completing my first interview, changed the focus of the blog into more than just being an extended brain. It's seen many changes over the years, and different entry types. I went from a customer specific role into the partner side with the start of this blog. Fighting with the COM connector was one of the first post.: Axapta 3.0 Business Connector (COM+) This blog started out as my extended brain, a place where solutions could be kept to the early days of Axapta 3.0. In doing so, I've been honored to have received a Microsoft Dynamics AX MVP award for both 2012 & 2013. At least coverage from my perspective of the Dynamics world. It's been an amazing eight years of writing and covering the Dynamics Ecosystem. I wanted to write everyone today, to announce I'm retiring this blog starting in October of this year.
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