In a moment where topics like GDPR and privacy are so hot, encrypting sensitive informations in your NAV database is becoming always more a must to do (and one of the features that customers are asking nowadays). In these weeks I’ve see on forums many custom data encryption implementations on NAV, but starting from the 2015 version NAV as a built-in data encryption feature that can be used instead of “reinventing” all every time. In order to use the standard NAV data encryption feature, you... Read the full text.

In a moment where topics like GDPR and privacy are so hot, encrypting sensitive informations in your NAV database is becoming always more a must to do (and one of the features that customers are asking nowadays). In these weeks I’ve see on forums many custom data encryption implementations on NAV, but starting from the 2015 version NAV as a built-in data encryption feature that can be used instead of “reinventing” all every time. In order to use the standard NAV data encryption feature, you... Read the full text.

I’m seeing in these days that many NAV partners are starting “tests” in order to move some of their Microsoft Dynamics NAV customizations to the new Extensions V2 architecture (with AL) and this is a great sign for the entire NAV ecosystem. However, problems are always present during a migration/rearchitecturing stage and the number 1 problem that I receive from partners is this: how can I move my implementations that uses DotNet types to the new Extensions V2 model? Many NAV addins and implementations... Read the full text.

I’m seeing in these days that many NAV partners are starting “tests” in order to move some of their Microsoft Dynamics NAV customizations to the new Extensions V2 architecture (with AL) and this is a great sign for the entire NAV ecosystem. However, problems are always present during a migration/rearchitecturing stage and the number 1 problem that I receive from partners is this: how can I move my implementations that uses DotNet types to the new Extensions V2 model? Many NAV addins and implementations... Read the full text.

In a forum post I’ve recently received a request on how to handle a scenario like the following: an external client application has to call a Microsoft Dynamics NAV object (codeunit) published as Web Service. The codeunit receives input data from the external application and then performs some operations on NAV (the business logic is managed by NAV itself). If something wrong happens on the NAV transaction (error), NAV must be able to log the incoming request and the error that the request has... Read the full text.

In a forum post I’ve recently received a request on how to handle a scenario like the following: an external client application has to call a Microsoft Dynamics NAV object (codeunit) published as Web Service. The codeunit receives input data from the external application and then performs some operations on NAV (the business logic is managed by NAV itself). If something wrong happens on the NAV transaction (error), NAV must be able to log the incoming request and the error that the request has... Read the full text.

I’m reading many GDPR related posts and questions on forums in these days, especially regarding Microsoft Dynamics NAV and other ERPs. All are waiting for a software update to be compliant. Are you sure that a simple software update will help to become 100% compliant? I remember you the main requirements. Are these only software-related for you? You don’t need only a software update, you need more than this: you need a change of culture in your IT organization. Read the full text.

I’m reading many GDPR related posts and questions on forums in these days, especially regarding Microsoft Dynamics NAV and other ERPs. All are waiting for a software update to be compliant. Are you sure that a simple software update will help to become 100% compliant? I remember you the main requirements. Are these only software-related for you? You don’t need only a software update, you need more than this: you need a change of culture in your IT organization. Read the full text.