Navision

Navision is the old name for the ERP system that is now called Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central. It is a comprehensive ERP system that aims to help companies streamline their operations by managing financial reporting, sales, purchasing, inventory management, and much more. It also offers customization and integration options to meet specific business needs.

• Founding of PC&C: The history of Navision begins with the founding of PC&C (Personal Computing and Consulting) in Denmark in 1983. PC&C developed the software PC-Plus, which would later evolve into Navision.
• Navision: In 1984, PC&C developed the ERP system they came to call Navision. It was one of the first software products to use a graphical user interface and was adaptable to meet business needs.
• Name changes and acquisitions: During the 1990s, the company underwent several name changes and acquisitions, including the name Damgaard Data and the acquisition of Navigator A/S. These events led to Navision becoming part of the NavisionDamgaard Group.
• Merger with Microsoft: In 2002, Microsoft acquired NavisionDamgaard and integrated it into its range of business systems under the name Microsoft Business Solutions – Navision. It later became known as Microsoft Dynamics NAV and is now called Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central.
• Continuous development: Since the merger with Microsoft, Navision/Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central has been continuously developed and improved to remain at the forefront of technology. It has been integrated with other Microsoft products such as Office 365 and Azure.

• Financial management: Navision/Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central offers a comprehensive set of tools to manage a company's finances, including accounting, invoicing, and budgeting.
• Sales and CRM: The solution enables you to manage the sales process, track customer relationships, and support marketing and customer service.
• Inventory and purchasing management: Navision/Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central helps companies manage their inventory and purchasing processes, streamlining the supply chain.
• Customizability: One of the main features of Navision/Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central is its adaptability. Companies can tailor the solution to suit their specific needs and industry requirements.

Navision, now called Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, has become one of the most widely used ERP solutions in the world with a history spanning several decades. Its continuous development and adaptability make it a versatile resource for companies striving to streamline their operations and improve their business processes. By integrating it with other Microsoft products, it continues to be a successful and popular solution.