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Whitepaper by HighJumpManaging products and manufacturing processes is challenging especially if your PLM or PDM solution isn’t integrated with...
Users can do bottom-up searches with the where-used search of bills of materials in D365FO.
ENAVATE's Pricing and Costing App is for wholesaler-distributors that need to maintain complex pricing strategies in an...
What are the unique requirements for the behavior of floor stock items in D365 for Finance and Operations and AX?
Let's compare the two main flavors of outsourcing in the manufacturing industry from the perspective of D365FO.
Get familiar with key options in D365's "mini-MRP".
Two options for adding notes and documents.
Master scheduling and supply chain management remain areas where companies can continue to improve, even with an older AX 2012 system.
Rod talks to us about taking stock of a year living with the nascent Dynamics 365 SaaS ERP for SMBs.
Reviewing the four basic approaches for defining the safety stock due date in D365FOE using the “Fulfill Minimum” options.
D365FOE, as well as AX 2012 and earlier versions, deftly handles the outsourcing scenario of my materials going to a vendor and coming back as an assembly.
Examining key planning data for purchased items, and the different ways to maintain the planning data.
Creation of BOMs has changed in Dynamics 365 for Operations, and it can throw even an experienced user for a loop.
The Product information screen is easy to overlook, but it offers a new and valuable view of item data.
No more clumsy workarounds in supply chain. In Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Operations, those capabilities are integrated, native functionality.
Perhaps the word “configurator” calls to mind configure-to-order. But ETO with its variables and bills-of-materials is ripe for the Dynamics AX Product Configurator.
Data integration enables customer satisfaction, accurate and speedy invoicing, the omnichannel experience. Which data is your top priority?
Lean has its strengths, but no, it is not the only production system you will ever need.
Reviewing some of the fundamentals of defining a material item within AX, and how to support the differing viewpoints