Adapting to Microsoft Dynamics NAV Managed Service: Positive Signs, Says One Early Partner

December 1 2015

In October, Microsoft rolled out Microsoft Dynamics NAV managed service for partners, a way for them to host multi-tenant NAV-based solutions on Azure with new administrative tools, licensing, and cloud support provided by Microsoft.

Dynamics NAV managed service enables Dynamics NAV partners to easily offer SaaS solutions to their customers, deployed on Azure infrastructure and managed by Microsoft cloud engineers, according to the company.

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