Gruppenfoto Team YAVEON bei der Directions EMEA 2022 in Hamburg

A slightly different review of Directions EMEA

The team YAVEON reports

It’s only been a couple of weeks since Directions EMEA, and we are still buzzing. You’ve probably seen our photos and videos—and our heartfelt thanks—on social media. What is still missing are the voices behind the event. What did TEAM YAVEON think of the event? 

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What did you like best about Directions?  

The session "How to synch master data using BC with Power automate" (Jose Azevedo)  

Connection options onPrem, virtual integration of eOne  

What new insights (personal and professional) did you gain?  

As always, a Directions, i.e., how will our field change in the medium term, what will be the focus in the future, and what new technologies will be important. On a personal note, I was delighted to make new contacts that will improve collaboration in the future. 

Jochen Oehrle

What did you like best about Directions?   

The feedback from our international partners and also from other German partners that YAVEON is really a great company, and that we are on the right track for the future with many topics. And I can’t forget to mention Michael Ebinger’s presentation, which was excellent.  

What new insights (personal and professional) did you gain?   

Microsoft clearly places the Power Platform at the center of its business applications and also offers secure and high-performance systems and solutions in the BC-SaaS environment to customers of all sizes. 

Winfried Stahl

What did you like best about Directions?  

Leadership Summit  

What new insights (personal and professional) did you gain?   

We are not alone - others have the same challenges and may not be as far along as we are. 

Nils Mandler

What did you like best about Directions?  

The dinner with our partners from all over the world. It was great to hear how satisfied both the partners and their customers are with our solutions. 

What new insights (personal and professional) did you gain?   

Microsoft is still an innovation driver, and YAVEON is the right company for my future. 

Hannes Storz

What did you like best about Directions?   

  • The presentation by Michael Ebinger
  • The YAVEON Partner Dinner
  • Technical lectures (AL Hacking,...)  

What new insights (personal and professional) did you gain?   

Microsoft is on the "POWER" bandwagon, with Performance Toolkit, small features in debugging, and Teams as the main program for daily work. 

Martin Knauer

What did you like best about Directions?  

Directions in Hamburg was really incredible overall, but our partner dinner on the first night was one of my highlights. To exchange ideas with existing and interested partners in such an informal and relaxed atmosphere was really great. Some faces you have only seen via teams or similar before, so having the opportunity to talk in person and get to know each other better was priceless.  

What new insights (personal and professional) did you gain?   

The topic of Power Platform was more present than ever. Whether from Microsoft directly or partners, it was very prominently featured. And it confirmed my feeling that the Microsoft community generally faces similar challenges. Whether it's the shortage of skilled workers or the challenge of addressing a potential target group correctly. Events like this are just right for that, because we partners can share our knowledge directly and benefit from each other. 

Nicolas Liebthal

Sebastian Thies

What did you like best about Directions?   

What I liked most was getting to know our international partners in person. Everyone was extremely friendly. The lectures I attended were all well done, except for the German partner lecture.  

What new insights (personal and professional) did you gain?   

Unfortunately, only a few, as I was already aware of many of the technical innovations. And Microsoft is pushing the power platform. 

Sebastian Thies

What did you like best about Directions?  

There was no one best event for me, but my highlights were the keynote on the second day, contacts with potential ISV partners for Switzerland, technical presentations, and last but not least, the Partner Economics Annual Channel Forecast. 

Dirk Böhm

Burkhard von Wangenheim

What did you like best about Directions?  

The YAVEON Team dynamic.  

What new insights (personal and professional) did you gain?  

Microsoft is the right partner for growth. 

Burkhard von Wangenheim

Annette Benkendorf

What did you like best about Directions?  

Getting to know YAVEON colleagues, partners, and other colleagues in a relaxed atmosphere  

The presentations on ClickLearn, Excel reporting, and Troubleshoot, as relevant for our projects.  

What new insights (personal and professional) did you gain?  

Quite a few professional insights, particularly from the presentations I mentioned.  And personally, the new contacts. 

Annette Benkendorf

Frank Maier octocon

What did you like best about Directions?  

As an organizer, of course, that the Directions ended without major organizational problems.  

Additionally, I loved how the OctoConis and YAVEONis came together.  

What new insights (personal and professional) did you gain?  

Power Apps can no longer be ignored. Cloud or no cloud is no longer a discussion for Microsoft. 

Frank Maier

Sascha Reichert

What did you like best about Directions?  

For me, it was again the range of sessions that made the event exciting. From technical topics such as the practical implementation of BC integration with Power Platform, to agile project methodology and market development with Microsoft partners, to implementing a diverse and inclusive enterprise.  

What new insights (personal and professional) did you gain?   

All partners face the same challenges. Whether it's finding and retaining employees or keeping up with the speed of Microsoft. There is a lot of support from Microsoft and others (including MVPs), especially in the technical areas, so that you don't have to start from scratch, for example, how Business Central interacts with Power Platform, Datalake, etc. 

Sascha Reichert

What did you like best about Directions?   

Seeing the partners in person again. To exchange and share experiences and to make the YAVEON brand better known.  

What new insights (personal and professional) did you gain?   

Everyone loves YAVEON and wants to become a YAVEON partner! 

Michael Ebinger

What did you like best about Directions?   

The partner dinner - excellent conversations between partners and YAVEON employees. 

What new insights (personal and professional) did you gain?   

That YAVEON and its IPs have a super reputation in the Dynamics world YAVEON and its IPs are top quality! 

Gebhard Schwan

What did you like best about Directions?   

The team spirit of YAVEON and the brilliant partner dinner.  

What new insights (personal and professional) did you gain?   

You just have to experience it, you can't describe it. 

York Braune

What did you like best about Directions?   

The session Secrets of Successful Company Mergers and Acquisitions with York and Frank, which I found very emotional. In addition, the lecture from the Women in Dynamics Series, How to Build an Inclusive Company, which focused on the culture of inclusion in companies.  

The Wednesday evening with our sales partners, where we had a lot of great conversations.  

In addition, the presentations about the MS Power platform with Power Apps, Power Automate, Power BI, Power Pages, etc.  

What new insights (personal and professional) did you gain?   

It is important to create a culture of inclusion within companies in order to recruit and retain the best talent

Andrea Schlauersbach

What did you like best about Directions?    

The contact with our partners, Microsoft -> Trends and Technology  

What new insights (personal and professional) did you gain?   

Power Power Power 

Matthias Sebald

What did you like best about Directions?   

This year, we again enjoyed exciting days full of input, and many opportunities to make new contacts, and reconnect with old friends. We exchanged views on a wide variety of topics—even disagreeing sometimes—and we learned from others even as we passed our knowledge on to others. 

Sophie Braun

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