These webinars help you learn how you can achieve operational agility with visual scheduling extensions when you use Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central (or Dynamics NAV)
Most recently recorded visual scheduling webinars
How to work with sub-assemblies in VPS and VAPS
18 March 2020
Visual scheduling essentials - filtering & the benefits
11 March 2020
General Overview Webinars
The pre-Christmas round-up: our app portfolio for Business Central (December 2019)
Visual Advanced Production Scheduler (VAPS) Webinars
Launching the VAPS and becoming a VAPS partner (January 2020)
VAPS “versus” VPS: similarities, differences and a growth path for users (November 2019)
Update on the Visual Advanced Production Scheduler (VAPS) for Dynamics 365 Business Central (July 2019)
Introduction to the Visual Advanced Production Scheduler (VAPS) for Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central (May 2019)
Visual Production Scheduler (VPS) Webinars
How to work with sub-assemblies in VPS and VAPS
Visual scheduling essentials - filtering & the benefits (March 2020)
The 1x1 of visual production scheduling (Visual Production Scheduler) (February 2020)
VAPS “versus” VPS: similarities, differences and a growth path for users (November 2019)
Directions EMEA Sneak Preview: VPS and VJS (new versions) (October 2019)
Update: VPS and VJS for Business Central (Web Client/cloud) (August 2019)
Sneak preview: VPS and VJS for Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central (May 2019)
Visual Job Scheduler (VJS) Webinars
Visual scheduling essentials - filtering & the benefits (March 2020)
The 1x1 of visual resource & project scheduling (February 2020)
Directions EMEA Sneak Preview: VPS and VJS (new versions) (October 2019)
Update: VPS and VJS for Business Central (Web Client/cloud) (August 2019)
Sneak preview: VPS and VJS for Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central (May 2019)
Visual Resource Viewer (VRV) Webinars
Why the Visual Resource Viewer is a great starting point for resource scheduling (October 2019)
Releasing the Visual Resource Viewer for D365 Business Central ... and what comes next (March 2019)
