June 2013 – Page 3 – Pardaan.com

Validating Data #2: Using VALIDATE – c’tnd

Some years ago I wrote a series on validating data in NAV. The second post in this row, called Validating Data #2: Using VALIDATE, addressed the use of the AL function VALIDATE. From recent experience I would like to update some part of this post as…

25 June 2013

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

Is MESSAGE halting my process?

Only this week I found out that we lost some standard behavior of the MESSAGE function, on the road to NAV's new 3-tier architecture. Anybody noticed? Bron : Van Vugt's dynamiXs Lees meer...

24 June 2013

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

Reading the NAV 2013 Service Configuration

In a previous blog I showed how to get the database name and the database server name for NAV 2009. I used Automation object to read the service configuration file and pull from there the required information. Bron : Gunnar's Blog Lees meer...

24 June 2013

ERP general

To ERP or Not to ERP: That is the Question

Before jumping into an ERP implementation, organizations should develop a strong business case that justifies its potential investment in ERP software. If your organization has great difficulty doing this then it may be safe to assume that your organization does not actually need ERP software –…

24 June 2013

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

How Microsoft Dynamics NAV Calculates the Unit Cost on the Item Card

From time to time I get the question, “How is the Unit Cost on the Dynamics NAV Item Card calculated?” It seems like a simple question, but in large part the answer is not well known. Bron : ArcherPoint Lees meer...

21 June 2013

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

Purchases and Direct Cost Applied Accounts in Microsoft Dynamics NAV

When working on new Dynamics NAV implementations (and for that matter, existing NAV solutions), I get a lot of questions about the Purchases and Direct Cost Applied Accounts—namely, what are they used for? Bron : ArcherPoint Lees meer...

21 June 2013

ERP general

YouTube: The Importance of Communication During ERP Implementation

Communication and alignment is one of the five work streams through which we conduct organizational change management engagements. Communicating with employees and executives throughout implementation ensures that everyone is aligned with the overall goals of the project. Bron : Panorama Consulting Solutions Lees meer...

21 June 2013