‘Microsoft Dynamics NAV’ Category
Monday, July 19th, 2010
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Microsoft Dynamics Nav is an extremely robust tool. Take full advantage of the functionality Nav offers with the help of our expert. Chris Young, a Clients First Partner. Chris will enhance your knowledge and help you to leverage the power of Navision by providing instructional demonstrations and answering your questions.
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Sunday, July 18th, 2010
There is a lot of discussion back and forth about reporting speeds in business and accounting applications. I recently did some benchmark testing as shown in this video below to highlight the difference.
MAS90 and MAS200 run on a flat file database. The way it is written, internal ‘hard coded’ reports run fairly quickly, but reports and external applications that access its data via ODBC (such as Crystal Reports) can be painfully slow.
This issue becomes even more obvious when reports use more than one ‘left outer join’ which means you are matching up data from two places where there isn’t a guarantee data exists to link in both tables. An example of this is an Invoice History report showing salesperson information from another table but yet MAS 90 doesn’t require a salesperson to be associated with an invoice.
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Tags: business intelligence, ca, Crystal Reports, ct, Florida (FL), New Hampshire (NH), new york city, nj, ny, pa, reporting performance, speed
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Thursday, July 15th, 2010
As we talked about in an earlier post, New Payment Card Industry (PCI) regulations are in effect as of July 1, 2010. In addition to standards for your accounting software these standards also cover other areas of business processes. If you process credit cards, there are questionnaires you are required to complete. (more…)
Tags: CPA's, credit card security, ct, DSS, Dynamics NAV, epicor, fraud, mas200, mas90, nj, ny, PCI, SAP Business One
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Wednesday, May 19th, 2010
This press release was announced today around significant new functionality that is being added to Dynamics NAV (Navision) soon.
As part of Microsoft Corp.’s commitment to providing leading enterprise resource planning (ERP) solutions to midrange organizations worldwide, the company today unveiled Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009 R2 at Directions EMEA 2010. Because of the investment in architecture for Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009, customers are able to take advantage of the benefits of the software-plus-services vision through the R2 release more quickly than scheduled, including built-in integration with Microsoft Dynamics CRM and online Payment Service. Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009 customers will benefit from the following:
- Microsoft Dynamics CRM integration. Today’s fast-paced business environment demands instant access to customers and vendors. Microsoft is providing built-in integration with Microsoft Dynamics CRM. Benefits of customer relationship management (CRM) integration include eliminating redundant data entries, keeping information up to date in both ERP and CRM solutions, and providing salespeople with the ability to quickly access detailed business information about contracts, pricing and product availability. Customers can choose between integration to on-premises Microsoft Dynamics CRM or Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online with the option to migrate to either option over time.
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Friday, April 23rd, 2010
FRxBuzz, a blog about all things FRx has done a shootout between FRx and it’s soon to be replacment Microsoft Management Reporter
This was the first time I really looked at this new product and I was surprised and happy to learn that it’s still VERY similar to FRx and not a complete redesign. It’s completely modernized, but if you are familiar with FRx, the learning curve looks very short. I think it is supposed to convert FRx report definitions but I need to confirm.
The one major issue is this solution is only available for Microsoft Dynamics. So if you are on, sage Sage MAS90, MAS200 or MAS500, Sage is moving to a new set of financial report writers that may be as good if not better, but will be different from FRx and thus will have a longer learning curve for those familiar with FRx.
Here is the article.
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