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How to Contribute to the OCA
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Odoo to Odoo: the Benefits of Migration
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Product information management (PIM) within Odoo
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Shopinvader for serious ecommerce
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Refactoring of OCA financial reports
Joan SisquellaDone
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Odoo for Non-profit
Wolfgang HallDone
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OCA Document Management System
Jaime Arroyo MoralesDone
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Using excel file as template to build powerful import/export and reports action.
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Presentation of alternative rental modules for a land surveying distribution company
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Advanced Field Services Management
Functional
Presentation
Location: Track 2
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10/15/20, 5:00 PM
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10/15/20, 5:30 PM
(+0200)
(30 minutes)
Wolfgang Hall is an expert in Fields Service Logistics who has advised and implemented field services systems for organizations such as FedEx, UPS, USPS, YRC Worldwide, Lowes, Sears, United Site Services, Schindler Elevator, Sempra Energy, Waste Management, national pest control companies, and government organizations. He supported business system integrators with route optimization inside their product suites, including SAP, Click Services, Infor, and IBM Maximo. He is one of the main architects of the OCA Field Services solution that now has grown to over 30 modules. Wolfgang is working as the Director of Open Source Integrator's Services Sector and overseeing several FSM Odoo implementations.
In his spare time he enjoys playing music, board games, reading, and spending time with his wife on RV trips. As President of NAMI San Bernardino Area, Wolfgang is passionate about advocating, educating, and supporting the community in all aspects related to mental health. Wolfgang holds a BS in Electrical Engineering and Masters in Business Administration.
For medium to larger Field Services organizations, learn how to create systems that manage tickets, dispatching, optimization and field accessibility.
