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Tryton Unconference Barcelona 2016 offers a broad view of the ERP, from its features and evolution to its architecture and integration with other applications. The programme combines introductory sessions in Barcelona with development code sprints in Sabadell; admission is free with prior registration.
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Last call for TUB 2016
What is Tryton like? How is it programmed? What features does it include? How does it evolve? What kinds of companies use it?
Anyone interested in the present and future of this innovative ERP can learn all the details during the Tryton Unconference Barcelona (TUB 2016), taking place from 17 to 21 October.
The programme is available at tub2016.tryton.org. Activities will start on Monday 17 October at 9:30 at the Mobile World Centre in Barcelona, located on Fontanella Street, next to Plaça de Catalunya.
The first session will explain how major companies around the world use Tryton and what new features the software has added over the last year. On Tuesday 18 October, the event will focus on Tryton’s technology and architecture and its integration with other applications. On 19, 20 and 21 October, the event will move to Sabadell, where Infinitum Factory will host the codesprints.
Admission is free, but prior registration is required through Eventbrite.
About Mobile World Centre

Mobile World Centre is a public-private initiative created by Mobile World Capital Barcelona and Telefónica to bring mobile telephony and the Internet closer to citizens.
Frequently asked questions
What can attendees learn about at TUB 2016?
Attendees can learn how Tryton works, how it is programmed, which features it includes, how it evolves and what types of companies use it.
What is covered during the first sessions?
Monday focuses on how companies around the world use Tryton and on the previous year’s new features. Tuesday goes deeper into Tryton’s architecture, technology and integration with other applications.
Where do the TUB 2016 activities take place?
The first sessions take place at Mobile World Centre in Barcelona, while the code sprints on 19, 20 and 21 October are held at Infinitum Factory in Sabadell.
Is there a fee or registration requirement?
Admission is free, but prior registration is required.
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