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    Alex Chow
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    on 1 Apr 2011

  • Blog Post: Open Suggestions to Make Navision RDLC Reporting More Efficient

    Alex Chow
    Working with the new RDLC reporting for a few months now after the NAV2009 release, I thought I would like it as I work with it more. Sad to say, that hasn’t happened yet. It’s like being in a bad relationship and hoping some day that it’ll magically get better. And from the general...
    on 9 Mar 2011

  • Blog Post: Properly Upgrading to New Versions of Dynamics NAV / Navision

    Anonymous Anonymous
    Despite what the salespeople will tell you, an upgrade is an intensive task. While it’s not as intensive as doing a new implementation, it should not be taken lightly by the partner or the end user. One of the best things about Dynamics NAV/Navision it gives you the freedom to modify it so it...
    on 22 Jun 2010

  • Blog Post: Properly Upgrading to New Versions of Dynamics NAV / Navision

    Alex Chow
    Despite what the salespeople will tell you, an upgrade is an intensive task. While it’s not as intensive as doing a new implementation, it should not be taken lightly by the partner or the end user. One of the best things about Dynamics NAV/Navision it gives you the freedom to modify it so it...
    on 22 Jun 2010