Latest Microsoft Dynamics NAV Statement Of Direction Notes Architecture Plans, Updated Timeline

February 18 2010

In its recent Statement of Direction (SOD) document for Microsoft Dynamics NAV, the company lays out its plans for the product over the next few years, which it says will focus on five basic values: simplicity; productivity; continuously take advantage of Microsoft technology; user experience leadership; and rapid time-to-value.

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