Best Convergence Sessions for a New Attendee
Convergence is not only a good way to meet others in the Dynamics community, but it’s also a great time to take advantage of a multitude of learning opportunities. From sessions on best practices, tips & tricks, and what’s coming up next in the Dynamics world, you’ll learn not just about Dynamics products but also…
How to Stay Up-to-Date with Convergence 2015
Looking to keep up with Convergence 2015 news and announcements? We’ve got you covered in this blog post! We’ve compiled a list pf the ways that you can join in on the pre-conference conversation. Convergence Community The Convergence Community is a great user site for blog posts, videos and a forum chat with other attendees….
San Fran’s Retail Workers Bill of Rights & the Role of Technology
Late in 2014, the San Francisco Board of Supervisors passed an unprecedented city ordinance dubbed the “retail workers bill of rights”. It requires the city’s large chain retailers to post workers’ schedules at least two weeks ahead of time, and that workers will be owed additional pay if unexpected changes are made to their posted…
3 Things You Need to Know About an Integration vs Interface
When searching for a software solution, you have probably come across the words “integration” and “interface”. You might be asking yourself, “What do they mean? Are they interchangeable?” Both terms describe how a software solution will share data with other software. There are big differences between the two and that distinction introduces different risks and…
How Different is the Employee Contractor Relationship in Canada vs. the US?
The biggest reason to define the difference between employee and a contractor is for tax purposes, to ensure contributions and income withholding comply with employment standards. The definition of employee or contractor can make a big difference tax-wise so it’s important to not only know the differences, but classify the relationship correctly. It can get…
