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Early bird fee is only 290 EUR (excl. 21% VAT). Register now!
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- NAV on Azure (NAV deployment, Click once, administration, creating solutions, upgrade, new authentication model)
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Claus Jakobsen, Bardur Knudsen
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Kim Carrock Kobberø, Lukasz Zoglowek, Oleg Romashkov
- What’s new in Reporting
Torben Meyhoff, Gaurav Roy
- New server capabilities: RTC NAS & Job queue, NAV Server admin tools & scripts, unicode, 64-bit
Uffe Kjall, Bardur Knudsen
- Scrum introduction (and how it’s used by the Microsoft Dynamics NAV team)
Mogens Nielsen, Jens Møller-Pedersen
- What is new in RTC (Filter variables,Grouping and Grid layout)
Thomas Vestergaard, Mogens Nielsen
- C/AL coding for performance (SETAUTOCALCFIELDS, Query, Dimensions refactoring, Locking improvements)
Jesper Falkebo, Bardur Knudsen, Lars Hammer
- Working efficiently with C/AL (New debugger, Page testability, How to write good C/AL Unit Tests)
Soumya Dutta, Elly Nkya
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