Jesse Lawrence
Microsoft have just launched the next big release in the Microsoft Dynamics® range; NAV 2017. Dynamics NAV is the Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software aimed at small and medium sized businesses. The latest version allows you to run your business more efficiently and effectively than ever before!
Dynamics NAV has always been the ERP of choice for business owners who require an integrated and flexible platform to run the company. Now with the ever improving integration with Office 365 and Dynamics 365 the aim for maximising productivity is truly being realised. The aim for Microsoft is simple – spend more time making business decisions based on easy to access data, spend less time on doing the repetitive and menial tasks.
Dynamics NAV has the familiar look and feel of the Microsoft Office products, so it is easy to learn and use. With finance at its core managing the business is much easier with automatic updates of transactions to the General Ledger and double entry accounts. With Dimensional analysis and in-built reporting it is now even easier to get trends and measure the performance of the business.
During Directions EMEA we blogged a lot about the new features of Dynamics NAV 2017, including a quick overview of new features. We also discussed some of the more in-depth features in the following blogs:
Managing heavy machinery assemblies requires precise coordination across multiple production stages, material tracking and quality control processes. Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central provides an integrated platform that connects production planning, inventory management and real-time monitoring to streamline your heavy machinery assembly operations.
Artificial intelligence is improving productivity and reducing errors in marine manufacturing by automating routine tasks, predicting supply needs and providing real-time insights that improve decision-making.
When your shop floor production slows, costs rise or quality issues emerge, the underlying causes may not always be obvious. Here, we'll cover the common – and uncommon – issues on your shop floor affecting productivity and how you can address them to keep up with your manufacturing demands.