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NAV 2015 Readiness for Implementation
knm
Member Posts: 170
Hi
Since NAV2015 is released recently I thought I'll ask this.
This is a general question that I'd like to ask the community with regards to implementing new version of NAV after it is released.
From my past experience I feel that whenever new version is released I wait about half a year before the new version is implemented for production system. Just so that any new bugs that come with the new version is corrected.
Do you feel that this is the same for you as well? Or do you feel comfortable implementing right after the system is released? I'd like to know your approach and your reason behind it.
Thank you for reading.
Knm
Since NAV2015 is released recently I thought I'll ask this.
This is a general question that I'd like to ask the community with regards to implementing new version of NAV after it is released.
From my past experience I feel that whenever new version is released I wait about half a year before the new version is implemented for production system. Just so that any new bugs that come with the new version is corrected.
Do you feel that this is the same for you as well? Or do you feel comfortable implementing right after the system is released? I'd like to know your approach and your reason behind it.
Thank you for reading.
Knm
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binaries: no idea. They all seem quite buggy the last few releases. Business logic: NAV2015 is nearly on the same patchlevel that NAV2013R2 was. So if you consider NAV2013(R2) fit for business use at all, then NAV2015 is the same taste, slightly different colour.
with best regards
Jens
For customers I wait longer.
But Jens said it right; NAV2015 is nearly on the same patchlevel that NAV2013R2 was. So an upgrade can be done quite 'easy'.
Tino Ruijs
Microsoft Dynamics NAV specialist