EPIUsers Podcast topic suggestions

I love listening to the podcast and reading topics to see the issues and solutions on this forum.

As someone who lurks here trying to learn Kinetic and post when I have issues, I think a podcast discussing the issues we face when converting classic to Kinetic would be awesome. Go over the gotchas when converting, best practices that have worked for people. I know all of the information is on this forum, but I think a lot of people would be interested in having a discussion around the topic since classic is going away.

*Converting classic Dashboards with trackers, parameters, etc… I can’t use the Taming the dashboard dragons it won’t install on my version.

*Security groups

*C# or VB scripting to functions

*MES custom conversion

Just some ideas. :slight_smile:

Sounds like a perfect topic for @hmwillett :slightly_smiling_face:

Thanks @tmayfield

@josecgomez and I are working on the next few episodes and lining up guests, this is solid topic suggestion.

Pretty sure CodaBears has a video of me talking about this on YouTube already.

I vote for anything we can make a drinking game out of.

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Or a liking game.

Or interesting holiday locations…

Great topic, Tammy! Here are some more thoughts

  • An overview of Linux Containers
  • Expand on the Security Groups suggestion by moving to Modern Security with OAuth/OpenID.
  • Utilizing Local AI
  • System Resilience in the age of Cloud ERP
  • Responsible Disclosure. What can we users do to protect our assets?

Performance tuning Epicor Kinetic would be a good topic.

Any type of customer-led session would be great. Would be interesting to know how others implemented/use some features, such as Advanced UOM for example. Those session would be a little less technical oriented and may be accessible to more people.

App Studio UX is so terribly unproductive, get connors back on to tell how internally they are CI/CD’ing MetaUI json.

He is no longer with Epicor unfortunatelly, however we can probably ask someone else to step in and help.