Microsoft Listens to Customers on Convergence CPE Credits
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Microsoft recently revealed that it would not be offering Continuing Professional Education (CPE) credits for sessions at their Convergence 2011 conference coming to Atlanta in April. It felt like Microsoft was abandoning a core set of Microsoft Dynamics users - accountants.
But faced with growing and vocal displeasure from both partners and customers, Microsoft has changed its tune. While the credits that will now be offered leave some uncertainty depending on the state in which you do business - more details on that below - the change highlights the fact that the network of partners and customers that forms the basis of the Dynamics community can make a difference for their own best interests.
Certified Public Accountants are required to obtain a certain number of hours of continuing education each year to maintain their license. For Florida, where I live, it's 80 hours every two years. Most other states are similar, with requirements of around 40 hours a year.
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1 Responses to “Microsoft Listens to Customers on Convergence CPE Credits”
February 15, 2011 at 7:52 AM
It is sad that Microsoft is giving less attention to accountants. For me, accountants have a great contribution to our society.
Thanks for sharing!
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