TUB 2016 schedule
Quick summary
The TUB 2016 programme brought together sessions on Tryton’s business functionality, technical topics for developers and programming sprints. The event, scheduled for 17–21 October at Mobile World Centre in Barcelona, aimed to share user experiences and new applications of the ERP. Presentations were in English; admission was free, with prior registration required.
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What do a law firm, billiard ball manufacturing, and an insurance company have in common? All three have used Tryton to improve their management. And also, these three cases, among many others, will be presented at TUB 2016 (the Tryton Unconference Barcelona). From October 17 to 21, dozens of professionals who regularly use or work with Tryton will meet at the annual gathering to learn about the new features this business management software offers, while also discovering new applications developed around the world.
Although the program is not yet final, the bulk of the activities is already available on the TUB2016 website. This year we have opted to multiply the number of sessions to learn about new approaches to needs raised by different users of this powerful open source business management tool. Thus, on Monday, October 17, a more business‑focused view of the ERP’s functionalities will be given, while on Tuesday, October 18, more technical aspects of interest to developers will be addressed. On October 19, 20, and 21, the so‑called SPRINTS for programmers will take place.
All presentations, in English, will be held at the Mobile World Centre in Barcelona, located on Carrer de Fontanella, right next to the central Plaça de Catalunya. Admission is free but you need to register in advance. More than fifty professionals have already confirmed their attendance.
About Mobile World Centre

Mobile World Centre is a public‑private initiative created by Mobile World Capital Barcelona (MWCB) and Telefónica with the aim of bringing the world of mobile telephony and the Internet closer to citizens. It is a space to discover how mobile transformation is revolutionising communication channels, our daily lives, and the social and business environment. The Centre is an open space for citizens, housing a permanent exhibition and offering a calendar of activities tied to current events and projects focused on the social, cultural, technological, and economic transformation of mobility. Mobile World Centre is also a point of information and dissemination for the rest of MWCB’s initiatives.
Frequently asked questions
What were TUB 2016?
They were the Tryton Unconference Barcelona, an annual gathering of professionals who use or regularly work with Tryton.
What kinds of activities did the programme include?
It included sessions on business functionality, technical topics of interest to developers and programming sprints.
Where and when were the presentations held?
The presentations took place from 17 to 21 October at Mobile World Centre in Barcelona, on Carrer Fontanella near Plaça de Catalunya.
Did attendees need to register?
Admission was free, but prior registration was required.
What language were the presentations in?
All presentations were in English.
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