1. NAV 2009 and The Role Tailored Client Get More from Your ERP Solution & Prepare for Better Times Ahead by Upgrading to Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009

2. Why Upgrade? Identify key Business drivers Business need Access to new functionality Stay current on technology including moving to virtual server environment Eliminate customizations now in standard product Integration to other software to improve processes and productivity (Web Services) SQL Database / BI tools Version retired from Mainstream Microsoft support –Version 4.0 discontinued 1/12/2010 –Version 5.0 discontinued 4/10/2012

3. Additional SPs RTM

4. Upgrade Value Microsoft Dynamics NAV 4.0 Improvements Consolidation Navigation New Features Business Analytics Business Notification Campaign Pricing Intercompany Postings Item Budget and Analytics Reports Manufacturing Foundation NODBC Driver Outlook Interface Partial Payment Pre-defined KPIs Setup Checklist Wizard Standard Cost Worksheet Supply Planning XMLport Object Unapply/Reverse Journal Postings Microsoft Dynamics NAV 5.0 Improvements Inventory Costing Jobs (+now in Bus. Essentials) Item Tracking Service Order Handling Account Schedules Microsoft Dynamics SureStep General improvements (SP1) Outlook Integration (SP1) NAV SQL Option (SP1) New Features Sales and Purchase Document Approval Prepayments Intercompany Purchase Cost Distribution Microsoft Office XML Record Links Windows Live Local Search Mobile Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009 New Features RoleTailored user experience Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services Web Services New 3 tier architecture

5. Product Demo…Lets Have a Look!

6. What Do Other Customers Say?

8. So…What Is The Next Step? New Fixed Price approach Site Survey –Onsite Upgrade Procedure Survey to review current processes, customizations, new requirements, what works well, what doesnt work so well, offline systems –Following the site survey, ABC consultants have knowledge to assist sales in preparing a fixed price estimate for the upgrade Planning –Time lines and key dates –Training plan – often a review of general navigation in addition to review of new functionality Testing –Detailed test plan developed