Swedish based CRM-Konsulterna rocking the stages in Orlando, Florida

Three different conferences around Microsoft Dynamics 365 and the Power Platform are held during a packed October week in Orlando, Florida. Four colleagues from the same company, the Swedish based CRM-Konsulterna, have been selected to deliver a total of ten sessions and participate in additional expert panel sessions.

The conferences that are organized by Dynamic Communities Incare targeting both users and admins as well as partners and developers. CRM-Konsulterna is sending four speakers, of which three are honored with the Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) award.

- The recognition and appreciation shown by being trusted with this amount of sessions is a great acknowledgment for our strive to provide world-class Power Platform professionals, says Kathrine Hogseth, CEO at CRM-Konsulterna.

Kathrine continues by explaining why this is so important to her:
- Contributing to the community like this truly is a win-win, where we all learn from each other in the community and our consultants are challenged to sharpen themselves to rise to these speaking occasions.

From Artificial Intelligence to debugging

The founder of CRM-Konsulterna, eighth year MVP Gustaf Westerlund , is delivering four sessions ranging from Artificial Intelligence to upgrades and how organizational maturity affects implementations. Gustaf is a highly experienced speaker with countless sessions delivered to user groups over many years.

Sara Lagerquist got the MVP award on the 1st of July this year. She has recently become recognized in the community after delivering sessions focusing on no-code solutions and her expert knowledge around the Universal Resource Scheduler (URS) for Microsoft Dynamics 365. In Orlando, she will be speaking about how to utilize URS from a sales perspective, and on how to collect and write good requirements for Power Platform projects.

From a more technical angle, third-year MVP Jonas Rapp is delivering sessions with a strong focus on the development of Canvas PowerAppsin each of the three conferences. He will also host a session about the community-driven and globally used XrmToolBox where he invites the audience to come up with ideas for a new tool, and then start building it live on stage while educating and encouraging the audience to start developing their own tools.

The latest addition to the people at CRM-Konsulterna that want to contribute to the community by speaking about lessons learned and experiences gained is Martin Burman , who only last year started his career in IT as a trainee. Martin will show some good tricks for debugging and analyzing Flows.

The three conferences organized in Orlando, Florida on October 13-18 are

eXtreme365 for Partners, October 13-16

User Group Summit, October 15-18

Power Platform Summit, October 15-18

Sessions delivered by Gustaf, Sara, Jonas and Martin:

How organizational maturity affects Dyn365 Implementations

So you know Dynamics 365?

Panel: Upgrade to Online, but X is holding me back! HELP!

All this talk about AI but what is hard and what is easy?

Top Ten Tips on Writing Good Requirements for Your Dynamics Project

Schedule Leads, Opportunities and Appointments with Universal Resource Scheduling

Building Canvas Apps - Time to Jump on the Bandwagon

5 steps to create PowerApps for Any Device

Let's Build an XrmToolBox Tool!

What is wrong with my flow?

Dynamic Communities is a user group focused organization covering the full spectrum of the Microsoft Power Platform and Business Applications. Dynamic Communities currently has 190.000 members and organize summits annually in both North America and EMEA.