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From Navision To Microsoft

From Navision To Microsoft. February 13, 2004 Michael Nielsen, Product Unit Manager Microsoft Business Framework, Copenhagen. Michael Nielsen CV. 1986 Master of Science in Engineering (DTU) 1986 UNIX Developer with Knudsen & Johnsen 1987 Joined Navision Software

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From Navision To Microsoft

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  1. From Navision To Microsoft February 13, 2004 Michael Nielsen, Product Unit Manager Microsoft Business Framework, Copenhagen

  2. Michael Nielsen CV • 1986 Master of Science in Engineering (DTU) • 1986 UNIX Developer with Knudsen & Johnsen • 1987 Joined Navision Software • 1987 Developer, Navision 1.x report writer • 1989 Developer, AL-Language • 1990 Developer, Navision 3.x IDE • 1993 Program Manager, Navision Windows client • 1995 General Manager of Tools department • 1997 Director of Product Development • 1998 Director of System Architecture • 2000 Director of Navision Research • 2002 Product Unit Manager, MBS Frameworks • 2003 Product Unit Manager, Visual Studio Microsoft Confidential

  3. How it all started! (1984) Microsoft Confidential

  4. PC Plus (1985) - Ease of use • PC based • Document style look and feel • Online help • Exception handling • Low on demand for computer resources Microsoft Confidential

  5. PC Plus v1 (1985) Microsoft Confidential

  6. Navigator v. 1 & 2 (1987)- Multi-user • Client / Server • Transactions • Versioning • OLAP • Programmable report writer Microsoft Confidential

  7. Navigator 3.x (1990) - Development platform • AL Programming language • Function libraries • Design tools - Forms, Tables, Reports • Structured exception handling • Resource management Microsoft Confidential

  8. Navision 3.5 - Cross platform • Support for UNIX and Windows NT • ODBC • C-Toolkit • Third party SQL support for Oracle and Informix Microsoft Confidential

  9. Navision Financials - 1st Prototype (1992) Microsoft Confidential

  10. Navision Financials - Standard UI • Windows 95 look and feel • Compatible with Microsoft Office • Microsoft Access like development tools • Microsoft logos Microsoft Confidential

  11. Navision Financials 1.0 - Released Product (1995) Microsoft Confidential

  12. Navision Around the World Navision reached companies all over the world. In 2002 Navision had local companies in 30 countries and partners in 94 countries. Local Navision companies Partners Microsoft Confidential

  13. DKK in millions DKK in millions Net revenues EBITA Five-year Financial Performance Microsoft Confidential

  14. The Merger (2000) Microsoft Confidential

  15. Joining Microsoft (2002) Microsoft Confidential

  16. Moving to Visual Studio (2003) Microsoft Business Framework is part of Visual Studio! • Leverages the familiarity of Visual Studio • Introduces abstractions related to the application domain • Guides the developer (“prescriptive-ness”) • Uses the model as a master – not the code • Keeps the freedom to code • Uses concepts from Intentional & Aspect oriented programming Microsoft Confidential

  17. Model-driven architecture – The next wave (2004) From Code based OO programming to modeling Microsoft Confidential

  18. Microsoft Confidential

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