- Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013 Application Design
- Table of Contents
- Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013 Application Design
- Credits
- Foreword
- About the Author
- Acknowledgments
- About the Reviewers
- www.PacktPub.com
- Preface
- 1. Introduction to Microsoft Dynamics NAV
- Versions and history
- What is this book about
- Setup versus customization
- The beauty of simplicity
- Design patterns
- Structure of this book
- The Role Tailored concept
- The building blocks
- Dynamics NAV in throughout supply chain
- Some basic design patterns
- Architectural design patterns
- Balancing
- Flow fields and flow filters
- More journals and entries
- Combining the journals into processes
- Other patterns
- Summary
- 2. A Sample Application
- 3. Financial Management
- 4. Relationship Management
- How companies work
- Customizing relationship management
- Summary
- 5. Production
- What is production?
- Basic production principles
- Getting started
- Assembling
- Design patterns
- The items
- Item costing
- Item tracking
- The bill of materials
- Calculating the standard cost
- Creating the inventory
- Adjusting cost item entries
- Posting inventory cost to G/L
- Check, check, and double check
- Recalculating the standard unit cost
- Assembly orders
- Check costing (again)
- Recalculating the unit cost (again)
- Standard cost worksheet
- Item Revaluation Journal
- The result
- Summarizing item costing in 10 steps
- Manufacturing
- Specialized production
- Assembling
- Vertical industry implementation
- Summary
- 6. Trade
- The process
- Sales and purchasing
- Inventory management
- Warehouse management
- Reservations
- Trade in vertical industries
- Summary
- 7. Storage and Logistics
- 8. Consulting
- 9. Interfacing
- Interface types
- Interfacing technologies
- Standard application interfaces
- Interface methodologies
- Interfacing into the future
- Summary
- 10. Application Design
- Application life cycle
- Design to use
- Design to Maintain
- Design to support
- Design to upgrade
- Design to perform
- Design to analyze
- Version and object management
- Development methodology
- The project
- Summary
- Application life cycle
- A. Installation Guide
- Index
To successfully follow the examples in this book, you will need the following:
- The Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013 product CD to install the application.
- A full developer's license, which can be obtained by being registered or register as a Microsoft Dynamics NAV partner. Alternatively, most of the example code can be explored using a demo license, which can be downloaded from MSDN.
- Microsoft Office and SQL Server Management Studio for the interface examples in Chapter 9, Interfacing.
The Appendix, Installation Guide, describes how to install these prerequisites.
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