An indispensable, practical guide with extensive coverage of the new features in the 2009 release for implementation consultants and developers of Microsoft Dynamics NAV. Dynamics NAV implementation consultants and developers that want to quickly understand the new features offered in the 2009 release. NAV consultants that want to learn more about programming and extensibility without needing to learn a programming language will also benefit from this book. NAV programmers that want to learn about finance configuration and solution design in order to be a better programmer and design better solutions can also use this book.
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Who this book is written for?
Dynamics NAV implementation consultants and developers that want to quickly understand the new features offered in the 2009 release.
NAV consultants that want to learn more about programming and extensibility without needing to learn a programming language will also benefit from this book.
NAV programmers that want to learn about finance configuration and solution design in order to be a better programmer and design better solutions can also use this book.
What you will learn from this book?
- Discover the new features in NAV 2009 such as the 3-tiered architecture, the RoleTailored client, and Web Services Enablement
- Learn about the Microsoft Dynamics Customer Model and how to apply Role-Centric Thinking to your NAV implementations
- Avoid common implementation mistakes by benefiting from the expert insights of NAV consultants with over 20 years of ERP experience
- Improve your solution design expertise with basic accounting principles
- Explore the extensive personalization capabilities of the RoleTailored client
- Discover programming for non-programmers by creating NAV objects without writing code
- Learn about the phases in Sure Step and why an implementation methodology is so important to successful projects
- Create useful add-ons and extend your core application using web services enablement
About the Author
Vjekoslav Babic is a Microsoft Dynamics NAV expert, consultant, and architect with ten years experience in the IT industry and six years experience delivering project success on large-scale, high-risk, and international implementations of Microsoft Dynamics solutions. He has project experience in various industries, including telecommunications, insurance, pharmaceuticals, industrial gasses, chemicals, food and beverage, manufacturing, printing, distribution, and retail. He is a Project Management Institute certifi ed Project Management Professional, an accomplished Microsoft Certifi ed Trainer with a track record of successful trainings and presentations, a Microsoft Certifi ed Business Management Solutions Professional with several Microsoft Dynamics NAV and Microsoft Dynamics CRM specializations, and holds a number of Microsoft technical certifi cations. Vjekoslav has published more than forty articles on business solutions, software development, database design, and internet technologies; he is the author of the NAV Insights column and an Editorial Advisory Board member with MSDynamicsWorld.com. An active blogger, he frequently writes about Microsoft Dynamics implementation methodologies, Sure Step, and Project Management topics on his blog NavigateIntoSuccess.com. Based in Zagreb, Croatia, he is employed as a consultant at Microsoft.
David Roys is a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional for the Microsoft Dynamics NAV product. He has worked in the computer industry since 1992 and currently works in New Zealand for Intergen Ltd., a leading Microsoft Gold Partner and Dynamics Presidents Club member.Since getting his honors degree in Computing Science from Staffordshire University, England, he has worked with a variety of custom-written and packaged financial solutions in a variety of roles. His first programming job provided experience of financial systems using CICS, COBOL, and JCL on an IBM 3090 series mainframe. From being a very junior developer in a large organization, he went on to be a oneman IT department at a small food manufacturing company in a role that allowed him to learn and develop solutions for a Danish ERP package called 'Concorde XAL'. David moved into the world of consulting and ERP reselling in 1996 where he enjoyed working with some truly brilliant people at Columbus IT Partner and was able to work on international projects in South Africa, Hungary, Poland, and Ireland. With many years of experience in XAL and Axapta he moved to New Zealand in 2002 to work as a consultant for Ernst & Young in their IT Consulting practice delivering fi nancial solutions in Navision Attain. He now works in his dream job as a Dynamics NAV consultant and developer for Intergen Ltd., a bunch of fun-loving, incredibly smart people. David fi rmly believes that ERP systems are boring and is committed to bringing some entertainment to this dull and listless world.
David Roys is a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional for the Microsoft Dynamics NAV product. He has worked in the computer industry since 1992 and currently works in New Zealand for Intergen Ltd., a leading Microsoft Gold Partner and Dynamics Presidents Club member.Since getting his honors degree in Computing Science from Staffordshire University, England, he has worked with a variety of custom-written and packaged financial solutions in a variety of roles. His first programming job provided experience of financial systems using CICS, COBOL, and JCL on an IBM 3090 series mainframe. From being a very junior developer in a large organization, he went on to be a oneman IT department at a small food manufacturing company in a role that allowed him to learn and develop solutions for a Danish ERP package called 'Concorde XAL'. David moved into the world of consulting and ERP reselling in 1996 where he enjoyed working with some truly brilliant people at Columbus IT Partner and was able to work on international projects in South Africa, Hungary, Poland, and Ireland. With many years of experience in XAL and Axapta he moved to New Zealand in 2002 to work as a consultant for Ernst & Young in their IT Consulting practice delivering fi nancial solutions in Navision Attain. He now works in his dream job as a Dynamics NAV consultant and developer for Intergen Ltd., a bunch of fun-loving, incredibly smart people. David fi rmly believes that ERP systems are boring and is committed to bringing some entertainment to this dull and listless world.
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ERP implementation process will determine success of your project.Regardless if you are a customer or an consultant - you can learn a lot from this book. If you are a customer you will save money by avoiding typical mistakes and speed up your implementation. If you are a consultant, this is your manual in which you can find not only best practices but a number of sound advices. Do not underestimate importance of good preparation, and if your ERP of choice is Mycrosoft Dynamics NAV (which is btw. a good choice) then this book is a must read for you.
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