Microsoft Dynamics NAV has been a resource for enterprises that look to implement efficient ERP. Since its inception, the enterprise software has become an industry standard. To continue that success, Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2015 will enter into a new realm: the cloud.

The latest edition of Microsoft Dynamics NAV was released in October as an on-premise software. Before the month could conclude, Microsoft announced that RoseASP would host a cloud platform which would make new features of the ERP application available remotely.

The move to cloud has a multitude of benefits. By running cloud based ERP applications remotely, data can be processed at a more agile pace that invariably improves operational efficiency. Having access to data across different facets of an enterprise streamlines decision making to sustain productivity. Data centers that host these remotely accessible ERP applications have that benefit over conventional, on-premise software.

Linda Rose is the founder and CEO of RoseASP. She spoke to the benefits of making Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2015 accessible through the cloud.

"The added agility and functionality of Dynamics NAV 2015 will greatly improve the Dynamics user experience and we are looking forward to working closely with our Partners to deliver the solution to new customers and existing customers who choose to upgrade their NAV systems." she said, painting an optimistic picture of the new partnership.

As cloud platforms become increasingly capable of rapid data analysis, their impact on ERP is greater. Customers who seek to implement Dynamics NAV 2015 on-premise or through the cloud should find a trusted Microsoft business partner. Accent Software, Inc. has achieved that merit but gaining an expertise of the ERP software. That insight is a particularly valuable resource for enterprises who seek to improve their ERP.