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May 2006 - Posts

Office 2007

Following the Vista post: Office 2007 is the second major Microsoft release in the beginning of 2007. A lot, if not all, MBS partners have one or more integrations between Office and Navision. Now you can test if everything works like designed in the Read More...
Posted Wednesday, May 24, 2006 9:34 AM by Mknevel | 0 Comments

Navision Hardware Sizing guide

Our Navision Hardware Sizing guide is finally there. The document describes a couple of scenarios, up to 250 users. It contains information for SQL Sizing, as well as for our Native database. You can find the document here Read More...
Posted Monday, May 22, 2006 3:31 PM by Mknevel | 0 Comments
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Get Vista Ready!

A little bit off Scoop on a Navision Blog, but this can be usefull for everybody. Microsoft has released the minimum System Specs for the use of Windows Vista. In order to run all the basic Windows stuff: A modern processor (Min. 800MHz) 512MB Memory Read More...
Posted Friday, May 19, 2006 3:36 PM by Mknevel | 0 Comments

Dynamics NAV 5 Trainings document

This post is intentionally in Dutch: De release van Dynamic NAV 5 komt er aan. In Q1 2007 zal deze versie op de markt verschijnen. Hoewel er op dit moment geen officieel trainingsschema is, hebben wij een document geschreven, met daarin een aantal aanbevelingen. Read More...
Posted Tuesday, May 16, 2006 2:48 PM by Mknevel | 0 Comments
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SQL 2005 exam now accepted for MBS Competency

Every MBS partner has to be compliant for the MBS Competency by June 30th this year. One of the requirements is the SQL exam 70-228. As most of you know, this is an SQL 2000 exam. As from now, you can also use an SQL 2005 exam, which is SQL Server 2005: Read More...
Posted Monday, May 15, 2006 3:26 PM by Mknevel | 0 Comments
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RIM 2.0 Training

When, and how to use RIM? Our training partner Ruby Turtle has developed an online training, which will tell you the ins and outs about RIM 2.0. You can find the training here: http://www.rubyturtle.com/sh_main.htm Read More...
Posted Wednesday, May 10, 2006 1:20 PM by Mknevel | 0 Comments
 
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