The idea was not particularly sophisticated. It was an improvement of something that already existed. The timing and the execution was brilliant. When Erik Damgaard in the summer of 1983 returned [...]

When Microsoft acquired Navision in 2002, the latter had a turnover of DKK 1.8 billion (USD 360M), employed 1,200 people and showed a profit of 22% of revenue. A healthy business you could say. [...]

Everyone in the market was taken by surprise when, in October 1987, PC&C  announced that IBM should be in charge of distributing their new product Navigator (PC&C changed its name to [...]

The plot in my forthcoming book “5,460 Miles from Silicon Valley” plays out over the years 1984 to 2002. The sale to Microsoft, which was completed about 16 years ago, was the end of [...]

When Erik Damgaard in the summer of 1983 returned to Denmark from his six months at the University of South Carolina, he had learned to program. When his friend, Morten Gregersen, in the spring [...]