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It may be time to up your Power game with some new belts!

Getting Started with Power BI ~ PowerBIUG is excited to offer both the Power BI Blue Belt & Purple Belt training courses at Summit 2020! 

These are the first two belts in a four-part series and will provide you with a great foundation on which to build your knowledge and expertise. For more information on the full Black Belt Series visit: www.dynamiccommunities/training. 

These first two belts will be covered in this live, hands-on training. Registrants will also have access to the Blue Belt and Purple Belt training materials online to support continued learning, and receive a 50% off coupon toward the remaining Brown and Black Belt courses available on demand online from Dynamic Communities Academy. 

By attending this Full Day training class, you will complete the Blue Belt and Purple Belt courses and be well on your way to achieving your Power BI Black Belt Certification! 

In this live full day course, you will learn:

Blue Belt Training

An Introduction to Microsoft Power BI – Blue Belt

•Get Data
•Creating Visuals
•Publishing Reports & Templates
•Using Power BI Service
•Using Power BI Mobile Apps
Purple Belt Training

Data Modeling & DAX – Purple Belt

•Introduction to Data Modeling
•Advanced Visuals
•Introduction to DAX
Audience: Anybody looking to expand their foundational knowledge of Microsoft Power BI; from business leader to front-line worker or business analyst to developer. Anybody looking to model, explore, analyze, and present data in a user-friendly environment. 

For more information on the full Black Belt Series or to register for the remaining Brown and Black Belts visit: www.dynamiccommunities/training. 

Preparation: Please bring your own internet capable Windows PC to class for the hands on lab portion/class exercises.

We get it, you love SmartList and well you should.  But too many of you are running SmartLists just to export them to Excel!  There are so many other ways, both easier and quicker, to get your data into Excel if you need to.  In some cases, you can even have the Go To’s you’ve come to love.  In this session we will go over the methods available to you – the non-developer – to get your data into Excel where you want it.

This session is geared for an audience with an intermediate skill set.

This session will be available for CPE credits pending completion of session survey post event.

This targeted hands-on class is perfect for developers who are itching for an introduction to AL development to Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business central from scratch.

Class Topics:

•Introduction to VS Code Editor and AL Programming.
•Becoming familiar with creating new objects in AL.
•Becoming familiar with extending Base Microsoft objects using Events and Subscriptions.
•Understanding Report Development and word/RTC Layout in AL.
•Using In-Client Designer.
•Publish and Maintain Extensions.
•Using Debugger with VS Code.
Audience: C/AL Developers and new Business Central Developers

Level: Beginner

Preparation: Please bring an internet capable Windows PC laptop with Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central installed for use in hands-on labs. 

Prerequisites: Visual Studio Code

This session is for developers who would like to discover new ways to build reports that are even more useful to the business. Learn how to develop advanced SSRS reports using precision design in Microsoft Visual Studio. See the importance of Controller, Contract, UI Builder and Data Provider and hear us explain how to call multiple reports and develop complex report designs.

The content of this session is geared toward an audience with beginner to intermediate-level knowledge of the subject area.

This session will be available for CPE credits pending completion of session survey post event.

Power BI can get really complicated, really fast.  How do you cut through all of the technical terminology and just use it?  How do you know when you are over your head and need to ask for help from a technical resource? At this session you will:

Find out what Power BI works well for and what it does not

Get strategies for how to communicate with your developer

Learn strategies for deploying reports to various roles in an organization

Learn what an Excel user can reasonably expect to be able to do in Power BI

This session is geared for an audience with a basic skill set.

This session will be available for CPE credits pending completion of session survey post event.

You have critical business information in multiple places, but are you using the available APIs to consolidate data points together in a way to foster new insights and good decision making? We’ll walk through the process of accessing APIs and getting data from disparate sources. Do you really need to be a developer? What are things you need to consider when working with web services? What about working with Excel, Jet Reports and other reporting tools? We’ll feature practical examples of the power of Web Services and how to make your data useful so you can take action. 

This session will be available for CPE credits pending completion of session survey post event.

Level: Intermediate

The Power Platform with Canvas Apps, Power Automate flows and all the goodies that the Common Data Service offers is making Citizen Developers as well as Pro Devs super efficient in building apps and complete enterprise grade solutions. But what about ALM? Is build/deploy automation and proper CI/CD even possible?

The content of this session is geared toward an audience with intermediate-level knowledge of the subject area.

A free format AMA (Ask Me Anything) session where you can have open discussion about Microsoft Dynamics GP customization development with experienced developers David Musgrave, Steve Endow and Kerry Hataley as well as fellow audience members. 

This is an open session with no slides to present, every audience member is welcome to ask a question or respond to questions, the expert panel are there to facilitate and share their knowledge and experience. If you have questions, please send them in advance to info@winthropdc.com so we can make them so we can make the most of the time we have.

Participants will benefit from open discussion about Microsoft Dynamics GP development.

Calling all Dynamics 365 specialists, Power App makers and citizen developers! 

This practical, hands-on Power Apps Portal In a Day class will equip you to extend Common Data Service (CDS) based Power Apps (including Dynamics 365 apps) to external stakeholders and guide you to build a working portal application.

Agenda

1. Class Introduction Overview

•Meet the Power Platform
•Provision a Power Apps Portal
2. Power Apps Portals Overview

•Power Apps Portals Architecture
•Power Apps Portals Components
•Hands-on Lab 1 – Add Portal web pages and content
3. Power Apps Portals and the Common Data Service

•Power Apps Portals Common Data Service (Including Dynamics 365)
•Hands-on Lab 2 – Build a Power Apps Portal (Entity Lists and Entity Forms)
4. Power Apps Portals Authentication and Security

•Power Apps Portals Authentication and Security
•Hands-on Lab 3 – Configure Portal Authentication and Security
5. Power Apps Portals Advanced Customization using Liquid

•Advanced Customization Using Liquid
•Hands-on Lab 4 – Build a custom web template using Liquid
6. Advanced Power Apps Portals Topics

•Other Power Apps Portals Features
•Hands-on Lab 5 – Portal Branding and Styling
Prerequisites: You should be familiar with building model-driven Power Apps (Working with Entities, Forms, Views, Fields, Workflows, etc) or have experience with configuring Dynamics 365 for Customer Engagement. 

Preparation: You do not need to be a developer or web designer but some basic familiarity with HTML, CSS and JavaScript would be beneficial.  You will need to bring a internet capable Windows-based laptop for the labs.

Level: Intermediate to advanced

My rationale for giving credence to Larry Ellison’s claim—and, more important, his belief—that Oracle can rise to the top of the IaaS market.

An overview of what we know and don’t know about the high-level details of Microsoft Azure revenue and Microsoft cloud revenue in general.

As Microsoft cloud revenue soared to $51B on the strength of $14.3B in fiscal Q4, Azure led the way as usual with 50% hypergrowth. But there’s more!

Microsoft and the Azure Cloud are playing fundamental roles in the worldwide AI- and data-driven transformation of the automotive industry.

In an online presentation, the Oracle founder talked about his ambitions in cloud infrastructure, and what Oracle has that Amazon and Microsoft don’t.

Guest author Jiri Kram explains the rise of Fintech in the context of the COVID crisis, and what the banking industry needs to do to survive.

A year after rivals Microsoft & Oracle paired up in cloud, MSFT is focused on replacing Oracle on-prem databases with their cloud database.

Guest author Jiri Kram takes through the last decade or so, to explore how 151-year old Goldman Sachs is becoming a technology company.

On this week’s fiscal Q3 earnings call, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella outlined the opportunities and the traps he sees ahead in the post-COVID-19 world.

Highlighting moments of grace, courage, humility, innovation and compassion that we’ve observed from leading tech CEOs amid COVID-19 upheaval.

Oracle has quietly aligned with a leading research university exploring novel ways to treat COVID-19 and with NVIDIA’s genomic-analysis specialists.