Canadian, UK Organizations Commit to Software Based on Microsoft Dynamics NAV

Microsoft Dynamics NAV received a boost on two fronts in recent days.

In Canada, Serenic Corp., a publisher of business operations software for nonprofits and non-governmental organizations, announced that its Serenic Navigator will be used by the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN).

A total of 60 users will access Serenic Navigator - certified for Microsoft Dynamics NAV - and AwardVision, Serenic's grant management product. IUCN's staff members in 60 offices worldwide will be able to access Serenic Portal Services features via the Web. The fully integrated Serenic Navigator product suite includes advanced budgeting capabilities, which will allow the organization to combine financials, program portfolio and project management, procurement, grant management and results-based reports. IUCN will integrate Navigator modules with Microsoft SharePoint to support its knowledge management programs.

"Serenic's domain expertise, acquired through more than 10 years of providing
global NGO solutions based on the Microsoft Dynamics NAV platform, helps us
understand the needs of organizations like IUCN," said Serenic CEO and
president Randy Keith.

And in the United Kingdom, Wolverhampton IT consultants Technology Management announced that it has won exclusive UK distribution of leading Dutch food and beverage industry software, SI Foodware.

The software, which runs on Microsoft Dynamics NAV, has proven popular across mainland Europe over recent years with hundreds of companies relying on it to manage their operations.

SI Foodware, combined with Microsoft Dynamics NAV, enables companies to handle every aspect their financial and operational requirements needed to safely meet demand across the supply chain.

On awarding Technology Management UK exclusivity, Bianca van den Hooven of Schouw added, "We’re thrilled to be working with one of leading Microsoft IT consultancies in the ...