User experience guidelines (UX Guides) are very useful design guidelines. Though they will not teach you how to design great user experiences – they will help you design your applications and avoid common mistakes. I’m sharing UX guidelines for Windows, NAV 2009 and AX 2009 with you.

It is a tradition now – end of April and I find myself and my friends enjoying beautiful Opatija while attending Microsoft WinDays conference here in Croatia. This year, for the first time there are three conferences in one – Business, Technology and Virtual. What is it all about?

In first article on RoleTailored User Experience I’ve shared some basic information and explained how RoleTailored UX is based on extensive research and I’ve discussed Customer Model. Now I will go through major RoleTailored UX elements – Role Center, List Places and Task Pages.

My dear friend and colleague, one of the finest Dynamics consultants in Europe, Vjekoslav Babić, has published his first book called Implementing Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009 together with David Roys. Let me share my feelings about this great book with you.

Usually, ERP systems are considered to be complex, difficult for use with steep learning curve. Seeing that as one of the challenges Microsoft has deliver RoleTailored user experience for products like Microsoft Dynamics  NAV 2009. What is RoleTailored user experience and how it can help users to be more productive?