2. Diana Wilberscheid

4. 60 minute sessions Chalk & Talks More repeats More detailed abstracts Session levels (Introductory, Intermediate & Advanced) Speakers available after concurrent sessions for Q&A in the Community Lounge Business Intelligence (BI) Track

5. Number of Sessions Convergence 2007 Convergence 2006 Convergence 2005 General Sessions 10 13 Concurrent Sessions 242 (59 repeats) 164133 HOLs 50+ 36 Industry Day Sessions Included in concurrent sessions 2818 Chalk & Talks 48

6. 2 time slots; Monday, March 12 th 10:30-12:00 a.m. Microsoft Dynamics GP Microsoft Dynamics NAV Microsoft Dynamics CRM Microsoft Office Microsoft SQL 1:30-3:00 p.m. Microsoft Dynamics SL Microsoft Dynamics AX Microsoft SQL Microsoft Office Microsoft Dynamics CRM Microsoft Services incorporated into other General Sessions

7. 60 minute sessions 13 time slots with 19 concurrent rooms (2006; 8 time slots with 16 concurrent rooms) Each concurrent session timeslot allows for us to have 19 concurrent sessions plus 5 Chalk & Talks 24 options for attendees\product specific narrows the options for a customer attendee

8. Product Line 2007 Allocations Microsoft Dynamics GP 30 unique, 9 repeats Microsoft Dynamics AX 33 unique, no repeats Microsoft Dynamics CRM 18 unique, 9 repeats Microsoft Dynamics NAV 19 unique, 1 repeat Microsoft Dynamics SL 13 unique, 8 repeats Microsoft SQL 9 unique, 4 repeats Microsoft Office/IW 14 unique, 8 repeats Business Intelligence 10 unique, 1 repeat System Center Essentials 3 unique, 3 repeats Services & Support 6 unique, 5 repeats Microsoft Dynamics Retail Management System 3 unique, no repeats Microsoft FRx 10 unique, 4 repeats Industry 12 unique, no repeats Mobility 4 unique, 4 repeats Total Unique Sessions 183 Repeats 59 Total 242

9. AX01 Extending the Microsoft Dynamics AX Business Application Using MorphX and Integration Possibilities Monday, March 12 3:30 PM - 4:30 PM, 6D Speaker(s): Lachlan Cash, Arvid Nielsen Track(s): Microsoft Dynamics AX Session Type(s): Concurrent Session This session will explain the MorphX development environment and the enhancements made as well as cover the layer structure of the application and how to make customizations upgrade-friendly. Attendees will walk through coding examples and the step-by-step creation of a solution. What You Will Learn: 1. MorphX on an overview level 2. X++ basics and background 3. How to create different application objects such as forms, reports and menus Discuss this session in the Convergence Forum

10. BI01Microsoft Dynamics Business Intelligence: Vision, Roadmap and Strategy Irina Lewis; Julie Strauss; Kristina Kerr BI02 Microsoft Dynamics Business Intelligence: Do More with What You Have and Learn How You Can Grow! Irina Lewis; Michael Tejedor; Tamer Farag BI03Microsoft Dynamics Business Intelligence: What BI Product for What BI Need? Irina Lewis; Karthik Ravindran; Michael Tejedor; Trevor Gilchrist BI04The Microsoft Dynamics AX Business Intelligence Power Hour Irina Lewis; Karthik Ravindran BI05 Business Intelligence for Microsoft Dynamics CRM 3.0 with Microsoft Dynamics CRM Analytics Foundation Wan Li Zhu BI06 Gain the Insight You Need: Business Intelligence with Microsoft Dynamics NAV Reporting and Analysis Henrik Eriksen; Mark Palo BI07BIO for Microsoft Dynamics SL: Empowering People Through Role Based BIJeff Suwyn BI08What's New in Microsoft Dynamics GP 10.0: Business Intelligence Brian Meier; Kari Peterson BI08RWhat's New in Microsoft Dynamics GP 10.0: Business Intelligence Brian Meier; Kari Peterson BI09Microsoft Business Intelligence Irina Lewis; Julie Strauss; Kristina Kerr BI10 Microsoft Office PerformancePoint Server 2006 – Helping Customers Manage Their Organization’s Performance Michael Smith

11. Convergence Expo This is the definitive tradeshow experience you can’t miss. The Expo is designed to connect you with top experts and leading solution developers as you explore comprehensive business solutions and exhibits from both internal and external Partners. Join peers and colleagues to exchange ideas and learn how to utilize your solutions to the fullest. The Expo is open extended hours to give you time to explore, network and learn. Microsoft User Experience Center Our latest software has a special "comments" feature – you! When you visit the Microsoft User Experience Center at Convergence you'll have the opportunity to provide product feedback that may be translated directly into design improvements. Formerly known as the User Experience Lounge, the center is the place for you to talk to the people who designed your product and identify the gaps between what you need and what the software currently does. The Microsoft User Experience Center will feature opportunities for all customers to provide their product feedback during Convergence. All you have to do is stop by the center and you’re on your way to making a difference in the future of the products! Community Lounge Where people, ideas and solutions meet! Take advantage of this comfortable lounge environment to unwind and share ideas, knowledge and experiences. If you are looking for the offline rendition of our online community - this is the place for you to connect with customers like you, Microsoft Dynamics MVPs and other Microsoft team members.

12. Convergence Connect Convergence Connect is a new and improved structured networking tool (replacing the previous Rio tool) that makes it easy to connect and network with your fellow colleagues at Convergence 2007. With Convergence Connect you can share information about yourself and your background, identify others with whom you’d like to meet, communicate and collaborate with other attendees through a secure and private online environment and schedule meetings that will take place during the conference. The robust and easy-to-use matching, searching and visualization tools enable you to quickly identify other attendees with whom you would like to exchange knowledge, develop a business partnership or share best practices. Convergence Forum This year at Convergence join the online conversation! With the Convergence Forum you can post questions or topic discussions and reply to other’s postings as well. Easy to use and navigate, the Convergence Forum is a great way to communicate to attendees and get answers from the Convergence Forum “Room Monitor” on specific questions pertaining to the website and event. Convergence Blog Site Blogging is a great way to connect to like-minded individuals and discuss current events and ideas. If you have a blog, or would like to start your own blog, Convergence 2007 the perfect opportunity. Register your existing blog or start one today. It only takes a few minutes on MSN Spaces or Blogger.MSN SpacesBlogger

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