Directions US (Sorry, Soren NA) is a wrap and for what I can follow via Twitter it was a great show, even if you don’t like all the messaging (like me) Microsoft did a great job in NAV 2017 and Dynamics 365 looks very promising. That being said it’s time to focus on the next big event fo...

If one thing is true about working in IT, it is the wrong balance between the sexes. If I look at all the classes I’ve been teaching in the last two years I had classes with up to 20 guys, no girls. So what do you do in an ecosystem like that to draw attention on Social Media? For Dynamics NAV...

Small changes that makes a big difference seems to be the slogan for NAV2017. One of these small changes that have been asked for a long time is to make it easier for partners to upgrade their customers by allowing us to add/remove fields and objects within the Microsoft number ranges which are 1..4...

I spend a lot of my time in SQL Server Management Studio. I rarely ever run tables anymore from Object Desingner and run most of my data conversions directly in T-SQL. Why? Because it is so much faster, I can script things, save and restore scripts, share accross customers etc. One of the pain point...

Today I got an email from the Directions Planning committee with a request for questions for a Town Hall session at Directions USA 2016. So what would you ask Marko Perisic or Paul White if you had a beer with them? Think about your question and bring it to the session, or if you are not attending, ...

By Mark Brummel, product specialist at ForNAV The project situation When one of my customers asked me to upgrade them from NAV 2009 R2 classic to NAV 2016, I was convinced that we would do all the reports with RDLC. For two reasons: The project started mid-2015 and at that time RDLC was the only opt...