Introducing RapidStart Services for Microsoft Dynamics NAV If the phrase “IT implementation project” makes your palms sweat and your heart beat faster, this blog entry should be good news. It’s about a new service that we developed as a direct result of customer feedback. We listened when customers told us that a simpler and faster deployment would mean a lot to them. And we know how important it is for you to be able to stay focused on your business. That’s why we built special...

As many of you may know, Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013 includes a new application feature called Assembly Management. It is described as a set of features designed for companies that supply products to their customers by combining components in simple processes, such as assembly, light manufacturing, and kitting. At this point it may be tempting to ask yourself and your sales consultant : with this definition, isn't Assembly Management in essence the same as Manufacturing? That’s a fair question...

In Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013, the Microsoft Dynamics NAV Classic Client has been renamed to the Microsoft Dynamics NAV Development Environment. We did this not only because we like long product names but because we want to call attention to the fact that the development environment is now specifically repurposed to developers only. C/SIDE (Client Server Integrated Development Environment) is no longer an end-user client and we’ve made several changes to the client to support its role. C/SIDE has...

In earlier releases, the Online Help in the Classic Client did contain two separate sections: Microsoft Dynamics NAV Classic Help C/SIDE Reference Guide In a non English country release, that would mean that end users had to deal with two languages in one application. The Microsoft Dynamics NAV Classic Help would show up in the language of the country release they were working with and the C/SIDE Reference guide would always show up in English. The expectations were that end users would not...