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Microsoft Dynamics Webcasts, January 16-20, 2017: AX standard costing tools; Future-proof inventory management; Easy BI data builds

by Dann Anthony Maurno
Assistant Editor, MSDW
Here's what's happening on this week's live webcast schedule. Register to attend live or get access to the recorded event.

Tuesday, January 17, 2017

How to Achieve Fully Built Up Cost with Standard Tools - Part 1 12:00 PM EST Register

This is the fifth session in the 10-event series The Microsoft Dynamics AX Costing System: Lessons learned from a 15-year veteran. See below for Part 2 of this week's topic on Wednesday, January 18th at 2:00 ET.

To register for the entire series, click here.

Don RiggsAs industry veteran Don Riggs describes, one of the most important goals a company must have is the understanding of the product cost. Cost is not just the purchase cost or the direct manufacturing cost. It should include the cost associated with providing a product. This means such things as freight, tariffs, fees, and indirect costs are reflected in the item cost.

This session will include:

  • Understanding the components of cost
  • Use of miscellaneous charges as an allocation method
  • Allocation of warehouse operations to item cost
  • The best practices for managing freight costs
  • Understanding the new costing allocation for purchased items in AX2012
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About Dann Anthony Maurno

Dann Anthony Maurno is a seasoned business journalist who began his career as International Marketing Manager with Lilly Software, then moved on as a freelancer to write for such prestigious clients as CFO Magazine; Compliance Week;Manufacturing Business Technology; Decision Resources, Inc.; The Economist Intelligence Unit; and corporate clients such as Iron Mountain, Microsoft and SAP. He is the co-author of Thin Air: How Wireless Technology Supports Lean Initiatives(CRC/Productivity Press, 2010).

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