December 22, 2010 
MSDynamicsWorld.com has just published a follow up to my last article about user training, called “Plan your Microsoft Dynamics GP Training: How Much and For Whom?” This article is an excerpt from my book, Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 Implementation, and discusses some ideas to keep in mind as you plan user training for a Dynamics GP implementation.
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Victoria Yudin 
Hi,
I am relatively new to GP and just started with some custom integrations. We are using GP 2010, and I was looking for some developer based training. I believe I would like for it to focus on integrations into the UI such as new custom menus, eConnect, SQL, and I am open to other options.
Do you have recommendations on where to look for this type of training? Links to review or contacts?
Thanks,
Jeff
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Hi Jeff,
Have you seen the Developing Microsoft Dynamics GP Business Applications book by Leslie Vail? That’s probably a great start. I know Leslie also offers training, that would be my recommendation. Here is a link to Leslie’s blog: http://dynamicsconfessions.blogspot.com/.
-Victoria
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