Jornadas Tryton confirms the growth of the ERP and its community
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The 2018 Tryton Conference presented the new features in version 4.8 and practical ERP use cases ranging from veterinary management to quality control, distribution and e-commerce. The second day focused on technical topics, programming, mobile applications and combining programming languages.
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Jornadas Tryton confirms the growth of the ERP and its community
The 2018 Tryton Conferences began with the presentation of the new features included in version 4.8 of the ERP, recently released. It was also a presentation aimed at companies considering adopting Tryton as their business management platform and wanting to learn more about how it works and the features it provides.
Different practical use cases for Tryton were then presented: from a management portal for veterinary clinics to quality-control solutions, including the management of agrochemical product distribution and the creation of online shops directly from the ERP. Monday’s session ended with a round table aimed at identifying needs.
On Tuesday 26 June, as in the previous two editions, the conference focused on highly technical and programming topics for Tryton experts. The development of applications for mobile devices and the possibilities of combining programming languages were the main themes of the presentations.
NaN-tic actively participated in organising the Tryton Conferences and delivered several talks and workshops.
Frequently asked questions
Which new features were presented at the 2018 Tryton Conference?
The event presented the new features in Tryton 4.8, along with details of its operation and capabilities for companies considering it as a management platform.
Which practical Tryton use cases were shown?
Examples included a management portal for veterinary clinics, quality-control solutions, agrochemical product distribution and online shops created from the ERP itself.
Who was the technical session on the second day aimed at?
It was aimed at Tryton experts and covered technical and programming topics such as mobile-app development and combining programming languages.
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