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I recently Added one of my stranger Navision stories Navision bug, the server keeps crashing a very sad but very true story. Still working to get the new style sheets complete. I have also created the new company, which will be the basis of the Go-Live example process. Check it out here Cronus Widgets Go-Live With Navision Here I will go through the whole go live process, including a general over view of the go-live weekend, and everything it takes to get there. In the appendix The company I describe a fictitious company that are looking for a new ERP system, and are probably going to buy Navision. Throughout the book we will be using this company for all that we design and implement. By the way, in this book, Client means the company that purchased Navision and are about to go-live. Customer is the record in Navision of a Customer that we send Invoices to in Navision. Go-Live With Navision Implementation Guide

• Go-Live Implementation Steps
  There are 7 basic steps in any Navision implementation; Sales, Analysis, Development, Testing, Training, Data Conversion and Implementation, . Every individual implementation will have more steps, but each must have these seven. In this chapter we will break down each of these, and discuss how to implement them roughly following the Navision Methodology.
• Making Go-Live a success
  Of course this depends on your definition of a success and this is all about expectation management.
• After Go-Live
  Of course this depends on your definition of a success and this is all about expectation management.
• Navision Freelance Consultants
  There is always a technical side to implementing Navision.
• Navision The Application
  There is always a technical side to implementing Navision.
• Navision The Technical Side
  There is always a technical side to implementing Navision.
• A look on the lighter side
  There is always a technical side to implementing Navision.
• Appendices
  
  

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