Aphorisms about Microsoft Dynamics NAV

Remember that Microsoft retired several platforms in March 2020: PartnerSource Dynamics Learning Portal Besides that there are changes to the Readines site: Operational Readiness moving to partner.microsoft.com The content for the retired sites has been moved to other areas: ​Content Area​ New Destination Home Microsoft partner website page Readiness & Training Microsoft Learn Partner Essentials Microsoft partner website page Sales & Marketing…

During these critical times, everybody is sitting at home and activity is often on the low-burner. Maybe it is time to utilize that time to upgrade your knowledge about the Power platform, Azure, Security, BC application or maybe even AL development. Therefore, Readynez have launched a number of one-day courses to hone your skills within: Dynamics 365 & Power Platform with Julian Sharpe Dynamics 365 Business Central with Me Cloud & Security with Jens Gilges Security with Kevin Henry…

Martin Karlowitsch from Netronic interviewed me for his first podcast last week. I know that Martin has planned many other interviews with interesting people. I can't wait to hear them as they come. You can hear mine here: https://blog.netronic.com/manufacturers-think-processes-not-features-when-you-start-with-an-erp

Installing an extra language module in Business Central up till version 14 is fairly easy. First you download the new module from: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=100124 Then you install the module in database via the Development environment and on the different clients as described here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics-nav/how-to--install-language-modules So, that’s easy This week a partner asked me how to install a new language in Business Central…

Now the book is finally sent to the printers and will be ready in a week. The e-book however, is already here. It ended up being 166 pages about the new book, and it will be followed-up with a labs-collection for the Modern Client. The Table of contents ended up to be: Introduction to the Modern client and RoleCenters The Lifecycle of a Role Center The Role Center Business Central Keyboard Shortcuts Filters and filtered views Adjusting the views Integration to Office…

Then join me at the two-day course at SuperUsers in Hillerød. This training leads individuals through a simulated implementation project, where the goal is to customize Dynamics NAV 2018/Business Central to a meet customer’s requirement. At the course we will create a full solution for Dynamics NAV 2018/Business Central creating new objects and extending existing objects. The solution will be created purely as an extension in Visual Studio Code, without changing a single object in the standard…

Sune Lohse from Abakion wrote the book together with Sanne With-Hansbøl, Kenneth Kryger Gram and Kristian Nørhave, about 200 ERP Questions to ask when considering Dynamics NAV back in 2017. Now the book has been upgraded to 200 ERP Questions to ask when considering Business Central . The book takes you through all the different takes of upgrading or migrating you to Business Central. This book is a review of all the needs that you should map when looking at a new ERP system, particularly…

Now they are here, and they look awesome. New mousepads for Business Central. Now you can have the shortcuts "always at hand" You can get three different mousepads: Keyboard shortcuts for developing AL extensions in Visual Studio code: English Business Central shortcuts for the Modern client (Only Release Wave 2): Danish Business Central shortcuts for the Modern client (Only Release Wave 2): You can get them here:

Some people take vacations far away in the Christmas holiday, but not me. I decided to start the new year by writing a new book: Introduction to the Modern client in Business Central The book cover the new features introduced with Business Central Release Wave 2 and the Modern client. In spite of the new name, the client was not completely unknown because it was built on the foundation of the web-client that was introduced with Dynamics NAV 2013 and later revised with Dynamics 365 Business…

Since the base application is no longer available through C/Side in Dynamics 365 Business Central Release Wave 2, we need an alternative way of searching for objects and debugging. That means that we firstly need to find the base application. Luckily, we all have access to it, we just don't know it. Creating the base Application So, here is the recipe to create one: First open Visual Studio code and create a new project for Release Wave 2: Point to a local Release Wave 2 service…