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Dynamics NAV Chinese version from PBC
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PBC is now starting to provide Chinese version of Microsoft Dynamics NAV
～Support Japanese enterprises having branches in China～
Pacific Business Consulting, Inc. (PBC) announces the release of Chinese version of Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009 SP1, the latest version of Microsoft Dynamics NAV which is a prominent ERP package solution for small and mid-sized businesses. Microsoft Dynamics NAV Chinese version is mainly targeted for Japanese enterprises which have subsidiaries in China.
Chinese version of Microsoft Dynamics NAV is equipped with all necessary legal documents with Chinese standards and additional functions to meet Chinese financial requirements. Interface with Golden Tax system* is one of the strongest features of the solution. Golden Tax system is a tool to issue tax invoice in China and usually employees input the sales data manually. So the task is a great burden for companies. Microsoft Dynamics NAV Chinese version can collect and export sales data into text files, which can be imported into Golden Tax system. With this operation, users’ task is remarkably reduced.
In addition to the above functions, it also has features necessary for Japanese enterprises to control subsidiaries; function to hold both Japanese and Chinese Chart of accounts, financial statements with both Japanese and Chinese standards and so on.
Dynamics NAV Chinese version is designed with the concept that companies manage their subsidiaries in single database. PBC is planning to release NAV Korean version, Taiwan version and Hong Kong version in the near future.
PBC's Web site:
http://www.pbc.co.jp/en/news/detail.html?nid=136
～Support Japanese enterprises having branches in China～
Pacific Business Consulting, Inc. (PBC) announces the release of Chinese version of Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009 SP1, the latest version of Microsoft Dynamics NAV which is a prominent ERP package solution for small and mid-sized businesses. Microsoft Dynamics NAV Chinese version is mainly targeted for Japanese enterprises which have subsidiaries in China.
Chinese version of Microsoft Dynamics NAV is equipped with all necessary legal documents with Chinese standards and additional functions to meet Chinese financial requirements. Interface with Golden Tax system* is one of the strongest features of the solution. Golden Tax system is a tool to issue tax invoice in China and usually employees input the sales data manually. So the task is a great burden for companies. Microsoft Dynamics NAV Chinese version can collect and export sales data into text files, which can be imported into Golden Tax system. With this operation, users’ task is remarkably reduced.
In addition to the above functions, it also has features necessary for Japanese enterprises to control subsidiaries; function to hold both Japanese and Chinese Chart of accounts, financial statements with both Japanese and Chinese standards and so on.
Dynamics NAV Chinese version is designed with the concept that companies manage their subsidiaries in single database. PBC is planning to release NAV Korean version, Taiwan version and Hong Kong version in the near future.
PBC's Web site:
http://www.pbc.co.jp/en/news/detail.html?nid=136
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