Call for Speakers is Open

Our Programming Committees and internal content team will work together to select the best fitting and most relevant topics for the agenda. When submitting, please make sure you are giving a clear overview of the topic by including all required fields in your proposal and writing a comprehensive description of the topic.

Including specific learning objectives will help the Programming Committees when selecting sessions.  This is key for attendees building their schedules for the event—please include three.  These will be used in marketing your session.  

If you need some inspiration, here are a few topics that are always in high demand:

• New features
• Hot Tips and Tricks
• Introductory Topics
• Migration Tips
• Expert Panels on Innovation
• Process Improvements
• ‘60 Tips in 60 Minutes’

• Agents & Copilot
• Dynamics 365 Business Central
• Dynamics 365 Customer Experience & CRM
• Dynamics 365 Finance & Supply Chain
• Dynamics GP
• Fabric
• M365/Modern Work
• Power Platform

• Breakout: 60-minute tips, tricks, demo, use case
• Deep Dive: 90-minute how-to, tutorial, hands on demo
• Panel: 90-minutes with moderator and up to 4 panelists
• Case Study: 60-minute user/customer story
• Academy: Single-day or multi-day workshops requiring separate registration to attend. Proposals for these courses are accepted only through direct invitation. Email [email protected] with any questions.
• Women in Tech: sessions are for a “She Builds” ted-talk like speech or a 60-minute session. We encourage topics that are inclusive to empower women in the technology space.

• Level 100, Beginner/New To: Limited or minimal familiarity with the subject, encompassing fundamental concepts, functions, features, and advantages.
• Level 200, Intermediate: Requires at least a 100-level understanding to delve into a more comprehensive exploration of the subject.
• Level 300, Advanced: Assumes a minimum 200-level knowledge in-depth understanding of the theme.
• Level 400, Specialized: Presumes an extensive background of knowledge and experience, offering an intricate and comprehensive understanding of the topic. Facilitates expert-to-expert interaction and delves into specialized subject matter.

• Considering: “Considering” the move to Microsoft Business Applications from another solution, for example a new ERP system or automation.
• New To: “New To” to the Microsoft Business Applications, like Dynamics, D365, Power Platform or Copilot.
• Migrating: “Migrating” from an on-premises system to a cloud-based ERP, for example going from Nav to Business Central.
• Optimizing: “Optimizing” their existing Microsoft business applications, like an organization running BC, F/SCM or other systems that want to get the most out of their investments.

Session speakers must be determined and added to the proposal at the time of submission. All speakers who apply during Call for Speakers are eligible for the free speaker registration. Any speakers added after confirmations have been sent out will not be eligible for complimentary registration.

• Education speakers with one or more sessions will receive free speaker registration.
• Panelists not speaking on their own education session must participate in at least 2 panels to receive free registration. DCI reserves the right to make exceptions or offer a discounted pass for special circumstances at its discretion.
• Customers who were invited to speak at a customer session will receive free registration.
• Each company can have no more than 12 accepted proposals.
• Maximum four accepted breakout sessions per speaker across all Product groups.
• Maximum two co-speakers per educational session.