How Microsoft Adapted Dynamics NAV for a Brand New Tablet Audience in 2015

CEO, Journyx,

February 26 2015

On July 11, 2002, Microsoft purchased Navision A/S, a Danish firm responsible for the development of an accounting package that had gained popularity in Europe. Fast-forward 13 years: the product that we now know as Microsoft Dynamics NAV has changed, evolved and added more features than ever.

One of the most significant updates in recent history is Dynamics NAV 2015, not because of the number of changes, but because of the shift in focus that NAV 2015 represents.

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Curt Finch is the CEO of Journyx, a Certified Microsoft Partner. Journyx maximizes the value of Microsoft Dynamics by adding enterprise time tracking. Journyx Accountlink for Microsoft Dynamics allows companies to quickly implement a complete time tracking solution using existing business data in Dynamics. Connect with Curt on Google+.

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On March 6th, 2015 Ruslan user147735 said:

The Tablet client is great

The Tablet client is great new stuff! The only drawback is it requires constant access to the Internet, tablets (7' screen size or more), and NAV 2015. Many companies using NAV 4 to NAV 2013 or needing offline mode deploy partner solutions like Dynamics Mobile BR,