Transcript 19-20 November, 2008 | Copenhagen NAV04 NAV04 Ilana Smith Program Manager Microsoft Corporation NAV04 Ilana Smith Program Manager Microsoft Corporation Full power of Microsoft Dynamics NAV + Full power of other.

19-20 November, 2008 | Copenhagen
NAV04
NAV04
Ilana Smith
Program Manager
Microsoft Corporation
NAV04
Ilana Smith
Program Manager
Microsoft Corporation
Full power of Microsoft Dynamics NAV
+ Full power of other vital systems
= More than the SUM of the Parts
“Web services provide a standard means of
interoperating between different software
applications, running on a variety of
platforms and/or frameworks”
The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)
● Leverage Industry Standard
● Leverage Existing Functionality
● Less development
● Faster development
● Cheaper development
● Leverage Developer Skills Sets
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No new concepts
No new objects
No replication of functionality
Same
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Data
Business Logic
Security
Validation
● Putting Data into Microsoft Dynamics NAV
● Pulling Data out of Microsoft Dynamics NAV
● Running Microsoft Dynamics NAV business
logic
Calculate Shipping Cost
Change Pricing
Put-Away
Inventory Update
Advanced Shipping Notification
Shop Floor Location High-level Summary
Credit Check
Account Update
Get Vendor Data
Approval
Mobility
RFID
Time Sheet Registration
Submit Order
Pick
Mass Edit
Call Center Connection
Required Replenishment Payroll Change Location
Business
View Product Catalogue
Intelligence
Warehouse Receipt
Block Customer
Create Project Plan Update
● NAV05: Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009: Building
Web Services
● Thursday, 20 November 09:00 - 10:00, C1.2
● IDNAV02: Microsoft Dynamics NAV Web Services
● Thursday, 20 November 10:30 - 11:30, B4.2
● NAV04R: Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009 and
Integration: New Opportunities with Web Services
● Thursday, 20 November 15:30 – 16:30, C1.3
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