Dynamics NAV book give away

Luc_VanDyck

Thanks to Peik Bech-Andersen, I'm able to give away a few copies of his new book Manufacturing with Microsoft Dynamics NAV.



The book is to be used either as a setup guide for implementing a new system or as a handbook for later adjustments. The table of contents follow the implementation tasks as they would fall in an implementation of a new manufacturing system.

Target Audience

• End-user customers who are going to implement the manufacturing module of Microsoft Dynamics NAV and
• New consultants needing to up their skills around manufacturing are the main audience.
• End-user customers who are already running the manufacturing module in the company will need it for the daily maintenance of their system, since there are no other material on the market.
• And lastly experienced consultants needs it for adjusting running manufacturing solutions.

To take part in this give away, you need to send a Private Message through the forum, to peikba. Subject of this PM should be "Manufacturing with Microsoft Dynamics NAV book give away". In the body of your message you can write why you are interested in this book. Entries for this give away are accepted until Sunday 6 July.

Good luck to you all.

mdPartnerNL

Have a link to order it in NL?

Luc_VanDyck

Just a reminder that you have until Saturday to take part in this give away.

Luc_VanDyck

Peik has selected the 5 winners:

• bobgally9 from India
• Armonds from Latvia
• cernst from Sweden
• Miklos Hollender from Austria
• dave c from United Kingdom

The winners will be contacted directly.

Congratulations and thank you all for participating.

Kowa

mdPartnerNL wrote:

Have a link to order it in NL?

You can switch the currency from DKK to EUR at the bottom of the page. I had no problems ordering one from Germany. At the bottom you can also select the other book options, paper copy + download version , or the download version only.

dave_c

Thanks Peik! It looks very interesting from an initial browse, I look forward to having a bit more time to go through it.

sorenhinrup

This book is fantastic - both for experienced consultants going into details with production, but also from a user view point trying to get an overview of the production posibilities for Nav.