Dynamics Navision Presentation at ANC

Thank you very much for your participation in the Seminar...

It was on 3rd Feb 2010 from 4.00 p.m. to 6.00 p.m. at ANC Auditorium. Our session was all about Dynamics NAV and its attractive features among the other ERP systems in the market. We shared our knowledge on MS Dynamics NAV and its various aspects;

a) Brief introduction on "what is ERP" and the impact of ERP on business process? - By Apsara who is a Project Manager - MS Dynamics NAV

b.) Integration facilities available in the MS Dynamics NAV with SQL server, SharePoint, MS BizTalk Server and other related technologies.

c.) Some useful facts on upgrading earlier versions of Microsoft Navision into the latest version of MS Dynamics NAV 2009 and its Role Tailored Architecture

d.) Flexibilities and the features available in MS Dynamics for customization in tailor-making the software according to the individual customer requirements.

c.) In the arena of ERP implementation, who are the Partners and their role? what are the Services?

And many more.....

Again thank you... and our special thanks to NetAssist Team for organizing such an interactive session...!!!

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