At the top part of the shell all work centers are shown. The first work center is the home work center, symbolized with a modern office symbol. Here you find functionality that is more associated with the user in the specific business processes.

(Example of home work center)

The navigation controls for the work centers are situated within the right clasp. It is possible to scroll the list of work centers or see a complete list of available work centers.

(Example of top-level navigation scrolling)

A selected work center is visualized by an open folder, similar to a real folder that has been opened on the desktop to work with.

(Example of open folder)

To navigate quickly to a specific entry inside the work center you can use the quick navigation within each work center. Just click on the arrow symbol.

(Example of quick navigation)

The left navigation panel allows a more detailed navigation for the specific work center.

(Example of left navigation)

The lower section (Services in the example) contains a collection of typical tasks that are common for the specific work center. Click on any of these entries to start the task. An animation is shown when NWBC is waiting for a server response. A click on an entry in the lower left section always opens a new window.

NWBC remembers the size and position of windows that have been opened previously. This way, when the same application window is opened again, it will be repositioned to the same spot as it had been occupied the previous time.

You can also open a second application window to look at the different data in parallel using shift+click on the application in question. Thus multiple windows can be displayed.