Microsoft bought the tool kit, called ERP Complete, from En’tegrate Software LLC, a Rolling Meadows, Ill.-based services firm that specializes in Axapta implementations.

Axapta is one of the products offered by Microsoft’s Business Solutions (MBS) group, which focuses on back-office software. Microsoft acquired the software in 2002 when it purchased Danish ...

WennSoft, an independent software vendor for Microsoft, revealed Service Management for Axapta, a multiple language and currency enterprise resource planning application with a foundation in the ...

ERP Complete has four modules supporting program management, software configuration, communication management and a library of additional resources for Microsoft Axapta partners. The tool will be ...

The five applications—from Foliodev, FullScope, Manhattan Associates, To-Increase, Iteration2 and Columbus IT Partners—are the first fruits of Microsoft&'s Industry Builder program ...

So I was wondering if there were any Arsians out there who actually use X++ to develop Axapta forms who could maybe tell me more about how much of a learning curve I would be in for if I was to ...

Last June, KiMs rolled out Microsoft’s Axapta software for its manufacturing, raw-materials procurement, sales order management and warehouse management.

Axapta is not the only MBS product with a Life Sciences twist. The company's Great Plains accounting software also has life sciences modules, built in large part by partner Merit Solutions ...

Degussa Construction Chemicals, otherwise known as MBT MiddleMBT Middle East, has signed up with Microsoft Business Solutions to deploy -its Microsoft Axapta enterprise resource planning (ERP) ...

The company merged with Navison Software A/S in 2000 and was renamed NavisonDamgaard and later Navison A/S. In 2002, Microsoft acquired Navison, and thus the Axapta software. See Microsoft Dynamics.

Microsoft Corp. and design software maker Autodesk Inc. said they have reached an agreement that could make it easier for engineers and designers to share their work with users of Office and other ...