From the NAV Blogs: Book Review of “NAV 2009 Application Design”; Study Evaluates NAV’s Usefulness and Usability; Keyboard Shortcuts

Book Review: Brummel's "NAV 2009 Application Design": Waldo's Blog is very impressed: "In about 45 pages per chapter, Mark succeeded to pinpoint not only what the core functionality of NAV is all about, but also how it's built. In my opinion: everything a consultant/developer should know! And in that understanding, I'm going to make this book mandatory to read at iFacto, for all our developers and consultants."

On his blog, Mark Brummel recently posted an overview of the book's contents (including a chapter by chapter breakdown).

Microsoft Study Evaluates NAV's Usefulness and Usability: On the Dynamics NAV Team Blog, Arne de Booji, member of the User Experience team for NAV, shares some interesting findings: "During late 2009 and early 2010, we conducted research with the help of companies that were using the Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009 RTC product to run their businesses... In total, 53 participants, working for 16 different companies, participated in this research project. The companies were located in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom and Germany...

"The results told us that there a lot of good things our users are experiencing when they use the RoleTailored client. For example, people on the product reported high satisfaction and productivity while performing the tasks that are most important to them. But the results also shed a light on some things we need to improve. ...