From the Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Supply Chain Management: Create a computed column; Streamline logistics; Concessional TDS rates; Implementation mistakes to avoid

In this review of the latest Dynamics 365 Finance and Supply Chain Management blogs:

• How to create a computed column in a view through X++
• Driving efficiency in transportation
• Ensuring compliance: setting up concessional TDS rates
• 7 mistakes to avoid during an implementation

How to create a computed column in a view through X++ in D365 F&O 

Writing on his blog, Vishal Sahijwani stated that computed columns in D365 Finance and Operations are very useful when you need to add values to a view that are calculated on the fly using SQL. 

Sahijwani wrote that instead of saving these values in a table, you let the system calculate them at runtime. He pointed out that this helps improve performance and cuts down on storage because the system doesn't need to store extra data. 

In his post, Sahijwani explained more about how the issue may arise and provided step-by-step instructions on how to create a computed column in X++ that pulls a value from a table in D365 F&O based on a value returned from a data source in an AOT query.

Driving efficiency in transportation: How D365 F&SCM streamlines logistics operations

On the Logan Consulting blog, Maya Ikenberry wrote that in the transportation industry, profit margins are small, customers expect fast and reliable service, and logistics networks keep getting more complicated.