This blogpost of Arend Jan Kauffman reminded me of a topic that I wanted to write a very long time now. Namely working with Variants. Sometimes I get the remark: “what the hell are they useful for? “. And to be honest: Variants could be bloody useful in some cases. Cases to make stuff even … Continue reading »

After a very early release in Belgium (whoop whoop ) I’m happy to see that now NAV 2013 was also released in Austria. And the news gets even better: also the Icelandic, Swiss and Norwegian markets are planned for this month! Is there only good news? No .. sorry . It seems that the Country … Continue reading »

I first heard about it on Facebook from Jörg Stryk. And now I got the same “announcement” by Microsoft .. so let’s share it for you: Microsoft has developed a “Feature Comparison Tool” where you can compare different versions of NAV with each other. Just select your current release in the tool and see what … Continue reading »

Some of you might already have read it on some blogposts or found it through some other channels .. but I didn’t mention it yet. So let’s do so . Microsoft has initiated a really great initiative (please notice the huge alliteration .. ). They have begun creating “How To” Video’s for a number of … Continue reading »

Do you remember this post: NAV 2013: Certification overview ? Well, there is a small update that I would like to share with you. Today Microsoft confirmed that the necessary SQL 2012 certification is only needed from October 2013 (instead of May 2013 as previously stated). I guess that’s a good thing, isn’t it?

Configuration, Personalisation, .. . Terms that were introduced in NAV2009, and that we all know by now, don’t we? It gives us a great flexibility of the behaviour of the clients: Flexibility to the user: they can add, remove, change, .. The pages according to their role .. . Flexibility to the administrator: they can … Continue reading »