A Yeti’s Guide to GPUG Summit 2011 Adventures in Accounting with Microsoft Dynamics GP
by Mark Polino
Disclaimer
This is a work of fiction. Any similarity to persons living or dead is merely coincidental. This work uses a fictional situation to illustrate conference offerings of GPUG Summit 2011. While every attempt has been made to ensure that the conference will contain the features described in this work, the descriptions may be inaccurate and should not be relied upon for purchase or implementation decisions. This work is a parody and was not created for or with the consent of Microsoft or Dynamics Communities.
Preparation
We would like to extend a warm welcome to all of the abdominal snowmen abnormal snowmen aboriginal snowmen …er…yetis who will be attending GPUG® Summit 2011. We realize that you spend most of your lives at or near the peak, and we look forward to your insights to help Users get the most out of Microsoft Dynamics® GP. Just to be clear, GPUG Summit 2011 is not an actual summit
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on a real mountain. Nor is it taking place anywhere near a snowcapped peak. It’s in the desert, hence the mountain theme. GPUG is the Microsoft Dynamics GP User Group, a group of professionals dedicated to getting the most out of the Microsoft ERP system known as Microsoft Dynamics GP. GPUG Summit is our annual User conference. Given Microsoft’s location in the great Northwest, it’s not unusual to have sasquash Susquehanna Saskatoon…er…Bigfoot creatures attend Microsoft conferences. They fit right in, and we’re sure that you, too, will be welcomed to the open, sharing environment of GPUG Summit. Plus, you will be far from the strangest looking thing in Las Vegas. Since we have a record number of yetis this year, we’ve prepared this short guide to help you survive the avalanche of great Microsoft Dynamics GP information that will be coming your way.
Basecamp
Your expedition begins by registering for the conference online