Now that the weather's warming up, we're looking forward to a return to the American Rover tall ship - always a highlight of the xTuple training classes.
Mark your calendar for the week of June 15 - it's our most popular class, the xTuple ERP 101 survey course. You'll build your own xTuple database from scratch, and run full business cycles with the data you've created. Network and share best practices with a diverse group of other users, xTuple partners, and staff.
There'll also be a sneak preview of version 3.3 (currently in alpha), 3.4 (due later this year), and some early thoughts on our big plans for the "xTuple 4 series" in 2010.
It's a full week in our spacious Norfolk, Virginia training facility; lunch is provided each day, and of course, enjoy the sunset cruise with cocktails and hors d'oeuvre with our compliments.
Contact us to find out more or to reserve your spot.
Wally Tonra
Wally has been with xTuple since 2004 and in ERP sales since the mid-1990s. After all that time selling vendor-centric, proprietary enterprise software, moving to an open source, Mac-friendly ERP package was a natural evolution. Prior to xTuple, Wally spent 10 years at JD Edwards, which was eventually acquired by Peoplesoft, in various sales and sales management positions. He made the move to xTuple before Oracle took over both Peoplesoft and the former JDE. Prior to JD Edwards, Wally held sales positions at ERP software company Daly.commerce (formerly Daly and Wolcott), hardware supplier XL/Datacomp and storage vendor EMC. Wally holds a B.S. from Boston College, where the Mac fanaticism all began.