19-20 November, 2008 | Copenhagen

Frank Fugl & Jesper Lachance Ræbild Sr. Product Managers Microsoft Corporation NAV 01

●See the RoleTailored user experience come to life in Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009 ●See Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009's new reporting functionality ●Understand how Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009 new architecture integrates using Web services

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●Role Center ● Navigation ● Activities, Outlook, Factboxes ●List Places ● The way we navigate specific entities ●Task Pages ● Where we create, view or modify entities

Configuration (“Mass-personalization”) Done by power-user (or partner) Hide/show elements for a User Profile Maintain each User Profile to stay aligned with the company processes Personalization Done by user Hide/show elements for me Fine tailor my user experience to fit my way of working Customization Done by partner Builds additional elements and UX building blocks Create new user profiles

● ●Looks familiar to your people ● ●Help people to excel at their individual jobs ● ● They can get an overview of the tasks ahead ● ● The can see their performance on a KPI Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009 is all about business Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009 is all about business productivity

●Combining the best functionality from Microsoft Dynamics NAV and Microsoft SQL Reporting Services ● Microsoft Dynamics NAV handles data and permissions ● SQL Reporting Services components handles the display and end user interaction

●Lots of new possibilities for data representation and report appearance for improved decision making ●Easy export functionality for sharing and archiving (Microsoft Excel & PDF)

Microsoft Dynamics NAV Servér Tier Web Services Client Services ApplicationApplication Meta data provider Class Library Client Tier Microsoft SQL Server Windows Client Rich Client Form Builder Data Binder Roles Tailored Client Database Tier Microsoft has invested in a new architecture, that works with existing implementations of Microsoft Dynamics NAV. And provides new opportunities for the future.

●Two Environments ● Classic Architecture ● 3-tier Architecture ● 3-tier Architecture ●One Solution ● Same Business Logic ● Same Outlook Integration ● Same Office Integration ● Same Development Environment ●Mixed deployments

●Web Services is the standard programmatic interface for application to application integration ●Supported by many programming languages and applications

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●Connect business with a wide range of applications and data sources ●Leverage Existing Investment: All pages and code units can be enabled as web services with only a few clicks ●Integration with full data integrity and validation

ISV Beta Access Program 64 ISV partners participating Get ISV solutions ready for Launch Technology Adaption Program The first formal TAP program for Microsoft Dynamics NAV Get the program and application tested in all corners First Customer was live on Microsoft Dynamics NAV in October 2008

“The role centers in Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009 will be a huge boost for our end users who will have direct access to the information they need to do their daily tasks“ John Kleb President, Sikich, TAP Partner “With the exciting experience of the new user interface we will be looking to outpace our competitors in the vertical markets.” Klaus Fander Acadon AG, TAP Partner “The Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009 user interface looks really good. The role centers are a big boost for my productivity as I now have the information I need right at my disposal” Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009 TAP customer

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