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Special Interest Group

The Special Interest Group is designed to help partners gain a deeper understanding of the capabilities of the Microsoft Power Platform, Dynamics 365 Sales, Customer Service, Marketing, Field Service and all associated technologies, together with the business areas that can be positively impacted through adoption of this technology.

Covering a variety of topics including the Microsoft Dataverse, Power Apps/Automate/BI and others, this session will also provide insights into partner solutions that compliment Microsoft’s offerings and key licensing implications that need to be understood to drive business success.

Supported by Microsoft, Companial partners and industry subject matter expert Microsoft MVPs, this event is essential viewing for any Companial partner with interests that revolve around the CRM/CE side of Microsoft Dynamics.

Please note: This event is available for free to Companial membership partners only.

Sign up for upcoming sessions: June 5, July 3, September 4, October 2, November 13, December 4

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13:00 CEST

Online

This webcast is best for:

  • Executive
  • Technical
  • Sales
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Presenters:

Chris Parkes,

Business Development Manager for D365 CRM & Power Platform, Companial

Marko Totovic,

Partner Technology Specialist, Companial

Why should I attend?

This series of webcasts will share the latest information on Microsoft Dynamics 365, Power Platform and associated applications across business, functional and technical areas.

The webcasts are free of charge for partners with active Companial memberships, will run for approximately one hour in duration, and will facilitate shared knowledge networking, through welcoming questions and partner contributions to the forum.

Recordings:

Companial Membership Partners can find the recordings of this webinar series on the Companial Academy. If you don't have an Academy account yet, you can register for free.


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