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Biggest NAV implementations
annar
Member Posts: 24
in General Chat
Hi!
I am trying to find biggest NAV implementations that have been done in the last 10 years.
So far I got only confirmation that Nestle, Adidas and BASF are using NAV but no information of many users they have, which modules they are using etc.
I am starting to suspect that NAV is the only ERP out there that companies want to keep secret when they are using it. If I do the same research on SAP, there are official press releases with details and all.
So any information, including semi-reliable rumours are welcome.
Thak you!
I am trying to find biggest NAV implementations that have been done in the last 10 years.
So far I got only confirmation that Nestle, Adidas and BASF are using NAV but no information of many users they have, which modules they are using etc.
I am starting to suspect that NAV is the only ERP out there that companies want to keep secret when they are using it. If I do the same research on SAP, there are official press releases with details and all.
So any information, including semi-reliable rumours are welcome.
Thak you!
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But, these big players mostly use NAV for business units (like retail). Adidas for instance, does not use NAV as a WMS and im quite sure not for financials either.