Dynamics NAV Stories

Convergence 2008 Copenhagen

Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009 Is All About Appearances--And Users Say That's Fine

Microsoft Uses Demos to Make Case for Role-Tailored User Interface Improving Productivity

Convergence 2008 Copenhagen

Microsoft Says It's (Finally) Getting Serious About Focusing on Industry Verticals for Dynamics

Announces Five Areas of Specialization

Convergence 2008 Copenhagen

Microsoft Sharpens Its Dynamics Marketing Focus on Mid-Market Companies, to Exclusion of Small Businesses

Announces New Integration Console for Mid-Size Businesses

Convergence 2008 Copenhagen

Microsoft Officially Launches Dynamics NAV 2009

Kirill Tatarinov Emphasizes Role-Tailored Interface, BI, Web Services

Convergence 2008 Copenhagen

A Preview of Convergence Copenhagen 2008: Promoting Microsoft Dynamics Under an Economic Dark Cloud

Dynamics Microsoft Dynamics AX, CRM, and NAV Take Marketing Orientation

From the Blogs: Dynamics AX As a "True Platform"; NAV 2009 a "Revolutionary" Change; New GP Demo Site; Securely Publishing CRM 4.0

BY Jared Berezin

Coverage of Dynamics AX, GP, NAV, CRM

Microsoft Moves Aggressively to Ease Recession's Effects on Dynamics Products, Via 0 Percent Financing

Up to $1 Million Credit Available to New Customers of All Dynamics Products

Why Users Upgrade to Microsoft Dynamics NAV 5.0

BY Jared Berezin

Key Benefits Are Item Tracking "Everything" and Ease of Use

From the Blogs: Dynamics AX Webcast; Partnering with Dynamics CRM; Windows Services Connector; Basic SQL for NAV

BY Jared Berezin

A Roundup of Education and Training Options

From the Blogs: CRM 4.0 BizTalk Adapter; Customer Reference Program in CRM 4.0; Reporting in NAV2009; GP for Inventory Valuation

BY Jared Berezin

Reports on Microsoft Dynamics CRM, GP, and NAV