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Back in September I wrote that I was working on many new projects. Well I still am. Some of them involving this website – the Dynamics User Group – some of them my company – the Dynamics Experts and some of them a number of new initiatives. The user group Right now my plan is that the user group will...

Published Nov 18, 2009 0:45 by Erik P. Ernst

Filed under: Dynamics Community, Dynamics User Group, Community, mibuso, DUG News, Dynamics Experts, Freelancers, Recruiters
Can we live without the Dynamics freelance recruiters?

In my last blog I wrote about why I think that the Dynamics recruiters are wasting our time . That cause a lot of people to confirm that they also had that experience. My blog post was primary directed against the recruiters who are mostly working with Dynamics freelancers. Not so much with the recruiters...

Published Jul 23, 2009 20:20 by Erik P. Ernst

Filed under: Dynamics Community, dynamicsuser.net, Dynamics User Group, Community, DUG News, Navision, Freelancers, Recruiters
Who is the is the winner of the Dynamics Community Competition 2009?

For the second time we are now able to announce who the winner of the "Dynamics Community Competion 2009" is. The purpose of this competition was to get more active members of the community, especially the Dynamics User Group. And as the base rule of the competition that neither David Singleton...

Published Jul 1, 2009 11:48 by Erik P. Ernst

Filed under: Community, Competition
The 100 most influential Microsoft Dynamics people?

You know these list from many other areas, the top 100 most influential industy leaders in New Jersey, the top 100 most beautiful couples in Hollywood and so on. But now there is one list that is more interesting for the readers here on DynamicsUser.net - " Microsoft Dynamics Top 100 Influential...

Published Jun 12, 2009 19:31 by Erik P. Ernst

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Congratulations to MiBuSo with the 10 years

Last week I had a very nice trip together with my wife driving our car the 10 hours it takes to go to Belgium. Not my first time in Belgium, but the first time where Belgium was the target and not just a stop on the way to France. And the reason was the Mibuso Conference. Luc (the owner of Mibuso) had...

Published May 19, 2009 12:44 by Erik P. Ernst

Filed under: dynamicsuser.net, Dynamics User Group, Community, mibuso
Should we only focus on Dynamics NAV?

As you all (hopefully) knows, then we are currently running the "Dynamics User Group Member Survey 2009". This is the first time we are doing this on http://dynamicsuser.net and we do it to try to get feed back from other users than the ones who posts in the normal forums. The way DUG has evolved...

Published Mar 8, 2009 13:35 by Erik P. Ernst

Filed under: dynamicsuser.net, Community
The State of the Community

This year is DUG 14th Birthday! And things have changed. Since our start the community has changed a lot. When this website started in 1995, we basically had a monopoly on the internet, as the only Navision Community. That's not the way it is today. The Dynamics communities has changed. Is it to the better? Or?
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Published Jan 7, 2009 14:13 by Erik P. Ernst

Filed under: DUG website, blogs, navision.net, Community, mibuso

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