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Interview - Dick Wenning
 
September 2009

This week's MVP is Dick Wenning author of http://axstart.spaces.live.com and currently helping to build the growing reputation of Crimsonwing Promentem in the Netherlands.
 
What was your first job in Dynamics?
 
I started working with Dynamics AX in 2000 at Navision in the Netherlands. At that time Axapta 2.5 was on the market. I was responsible for:
 
- Development and installation trainings for the Dutch Axapta Partners.
 
- Technical support for the Dutch Axapta Partners.
 
- Development for the financial localization of the Netherlands, UK, Denmark and France.
 
- Did a lot of beta testing in Axapta 3.0 Only the financial development in Axapta was left after Navision became part of Microsoft. This was a little bit boring so I left Microsoft.
 
Who has been your biggest influence/s in Microsoft Dynamics?
 
- Development: Per Muller (Navision Corporate)
 
- Installation: Michael Holm (Navision Corporate)
 
- Functional : Peter Meulman & Jeroen Cool (Navision Netherlands)
 
What is your biggest achievement/s in Microsoft Dynamics?
 
- Getting the Pizza sessions alive in the Netherlands (Dynamics AX technical community)
 
- My MVP.
 
What is the best thing Microsoft has brought to the community?
 
- Support the Pizza sessions with Pizza and a location!
 
Why should an end user purchase Microsoft Dynamics?
 
- Is there other solution that will do the job for the same money?
 
What are the biggest challenges facing Microsoft Dynamics?
 
- Getting Dynamics AX into the cloud but also getting the Dynamics AX technical people to do the job. (Re-educate x++ developers to c# developers)
 
What would you want to see from Microsoft Dynamics in the future?
 
- A better Cloud experience, perhaps an AX client that is based on Silverlight (no more client installations) Currently I'm working at Crimsonwing Promentem in the Netherlands:
 
- Partner readiness program Dynamics AX
 
- Building new Dynamics AX training materials for getting Dynamics AX technical into the cloud
 
- Installation audits at customer site when stability and scalability is not as expected. - Training existing Dynamics AX Partners And finally in the evening:
 
- Keeping the Dynamics AXtechnical community alive.
 
- Writing articles for my blog http://axstart.spaces.live.com
 
- Answering questions in the newsgroups. (Not often because all answers are already on the internet, but you have to know the correct key words to find them)