24 September 2012 – Pardaan.com

NAV 2013 Online ‘What’s New’ Training

I am delighted to announce that our excellent Technical Services Team have been building out What's New functional training for NAV 2013. Bron : Microsoft Dynamics NAV UK Blog Lees meer...

24 September 2012

Dynamics NAV & BC General

Microsoft’s concept of how 2019 will look like

Microsoft Dynamics NAV users have already gotten the chance to see Jesper Lachance Raebild’s video demo using Microsoft Kinect in a NAV manufacturing environment. If you missed it, find the link to the video here. Bron : NAV Financials Lees meer...

24 September 2012

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

Subtle Improvements in NAV2013: Variable Data Type Order

Seasoned NAV developers probably don’t even notice anymore how odd and unintuitive the order of variable data types in NAV 2009 R2 is: Bron : Zen & the Art of C/SIDE Development Lees meer...

24 September 2012

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

NAV 2013 Beta (Refresh) – First Impressions

So, finally the first public „Beta“ of “NAV 2013” is available. So I also have started to check it out! Of course, as usual my focus is on the NAV/SQL technical site. Those of you who have access to MS Connect are encouraged to provide feedback,…

24 September 2012

Projectmanagement

Is projectmanagement een vak?

Projecten zijn niet meer weg te denken uit de hedendaagse ondernemingspraktijk. Waar de term enkele decennia geleden nog was gereserveerd voor grote bouwwerken is deze nu synoniem aan organisatieverandering. Projectmanagement op met name dit laatstgenoemde gebied lijkt een typisch in de praktijk gegroeide ‘kunde’ te zijn.…

24 September 2012

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

Consuming a Page in NAV 2013 Using C# and ODATA Part 2: Filtering

One of the cool new features in NAV 2013 is the ability to consume a Page via ODATA (in addition to the classic SOAP method of Page consumption). I did a write-up on how that should work (at http://www.archerpoint.com/blog/Posts/consuming-nav-2013-page-using-c-and-odata), but there was a major omission from…

24 September 2012