Derek Featherstone said,
Wowsers. Congrats Bryce! Now I’ll have another reason to head to Seattle :)
Matthew Burpee said,
Congrats Bryce! Do write home now ya hear. Ok, stop squeaking that thing you should have given away at Saturday’s garage sale. Does Sadie know about this?
Jay Goldman said,
That’s awesome Bryce! Congrats!
James McNally said,
Congratulations Bryce! Will you be working anywhere near Mr. Saila? We’re losing all the good ones to the Americans!
Ryan Feeley said,
They are lucky to have you! Congratulations!
John Bristowe said,
W00t! Welcome to the team! Great to have you! CONGRATS!
Ben Skelton said,
Congrats Bryce!!
Jean-Luc David said,
Congratulations Bryce! I’ll be in Redmond in late July – if you want, we should meet up. I’ll share with you all the resources we have internally for Canucks. :)
John Oxley said,
Wow, this is wonderful and I am so excited for you and your family! It’s great to see another Canadian that is going help move MS is the right direction and I know that you are going to make a Positive differance.
Paul Laberge said,
Welcome aboard, Bryce! We’re a better company having you with us. Looking forward to seeing you in Redmond from time to time!
Mark Matla said,
where can I get a giraffe like that?
Congratulations Bryce | DavidCrow.ca said,
[...] Bryce and W.R. and Veronica and Sadie are all moving to Seattle. Bryce announed yesterday his big, exciting news. Bryce is joining the Microsoft Dynamics team as a User Experience Designer. [...]
Christopher Mills said,
RAR!
(Nice Giraffe)
Lee Dale said,
Brilliant. Tron-o, indeed. Congrats. It’s good timing too, because we’ve basically had Seattle weather here for the past 2 weeks, so you’ll be totally acclimated.
Also, if and when you make it to Fargo, be sure to head to the Mexican restaurant that’s right downtown on the main strip. Seriously the best Mexican I’ve ever had. Soooo good. Yum. Thanks, Fargo.
Peace.
Lee
Betsy Weber said,
WOW! Great news! Congrats – I’m happy for you! I’ll see you in Seattle…
Loved the video – my dog rushed the computer when you did the squeaky giraffe. :-)
Bets
Sandy Kemsley said,
How exciting! But sad for us left behind in Toronto, of course. Best of luck.
Peter Childs said,
Great News and a wonderful recognition of you skills and passion.
It’s also an opportunity for WR to grace the cover of a Seattle paper – because you know he’ll be in the thick of it as well.
Mark Kuznicki said,
Congratulations Bryce! I’m happy that you’re taking on new adventures, but like many of us in Toronto I am also sad. You have given more than most to this community from it’s first baby steps, and you will always be part of it. Good luck and see you in the lifestream.
Ian said,
Congrad’s Bryce, and best of luck with your One Year Chicken Test.
I hope you and your family will enjoy Seattle and I know you’ll knock their socks off, Tron-o Boy!
Colin Bowern said,
Congrats Bryce! Give ‘em heck down there and please ask them nicely to nuke the GP Report Writer. GP is a boon as far as new users getting up to speed because there is so much complexity. Enjoy the coast!
Ryan Coleman said,
So the rumours were true ;)
Congrats – sad to see you go but it’s an awesome opportunity – Good Luck!
Now about that going away party… :)
Craig Saila said,
Although late to the (official) congratulations game, I have to say again I’m happy it all came together for you (even if it wasn’t in time for BarCamp Seattle) — it’ll be so great to have another TorCamper in town.
See you guys soon!
Dynamics= Sharepoint said,
Hi Bryce
Make Dynamics (start with CRM) and Sharepoint and TFS (Web Access) consistent to end users. Please.
Remember the early days of office when an end user got used to Excel, and we could show them that the switch from WordPerfect to Word would be fine.
eg. “See Mary, it has the same File Menu and look at the toolbar, and the Tools | Options is the same place.”
Well today I have bosses who love SharePoint, but I get no loyalty from them or their end users, when evaluating CRM4 vs Salesforce for their CRM. No loyalty because knowing SharePoint, does not help you know CRM.
The first thing they want to do is change a few things… add a few fields…. so start with making the customizing consistent…
eg.
- modifying a list in Sharepoint
- modifying an entity in MS CRM
- modifying a work item in TFS
Should all be the same experience.
PS: More at http://www.ssw.com.au/ssw/standards/bettersoftwaresuggestions/crm.aspx
Adam Cogan
http://www.ssw.com.au
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