Partner Ready Software (PRS) eyes a new challenge: Modernizing the Microsoft Dynamics NAV development environment

Editor, MSDynamicsWorld.com

February 13 2015

The Partner Ready Software (PRS) initiative began in 2011 with an appeal by a handful of Microsoft Dynamics NAV technical experts who wanted to find ways to professionalize the channel's software development efforts.

Now, with many of its initial goals validated by the community and even by Microsoft R&D, the group behind the PRS initiative has new plans to fortify NAV custom development for the future.

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