Microsoft Dynamics 365 – SCM
Duration
8 Weeks
Entry Requirements
Minimum High School Diploma
Tuition
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Course Delivery
On-Campus
Online
Program Overview
Microsoft Certified: Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management, Manufacturing Functional Consultant Associate – Certificate
This course will prepare students to enter into the field of Supply Chain Management (SCM) as a Finance, Operations, and Functional Consultant.
This certification is consisting of two extensive routes of precreation with hands-on lab work. After completing this course, students will sit for Microsoft Certification Exams for MS-Dynamics.
Accreditation
Microsoft Certificate
Microsoft Dynamics 365: Core Finance & Operations
Week 1: Describe finance and operations apps, and extend apps by using Microsoft Power Platform technologies
Identify and use common apps, features, and functionality
- Describe apps in the finance and operations portfolio
- Describe the main components of Dynamics 365 Commerce
- Describe uses cases for and capabilities of workspaces and mobile workspaces
- Describe case management
- Describe global address book features and their use cases
- Identify inquiry and report types available in a default installation
- Describe use cases for the Business document management and electronic reporting features
- Perform searches, save queries and views, create and use, record templates, and create filters
Extend app functionality by using Microsoft Power Platform technologies
- Identify use cases for Microsoft Dataverse
- Identify use cases for Power Apps
- Identify use cases for Power Automate
- Identify use cases for Power BI
- Identify use cases for Power Virtual Agents
Week 2: Configure administrative features and workflows
Implement security
- Distinguish between roles, duties, privileges, and permissions
- Assign security roles to users based on requirements
- Describe segregation of duties
- Describe and use the security diagnostics tool
Design and create workflows and business events
- Describe use cases for workflows
- Design and create workflows
- Configure workflow properties, tasks, approvals, and elements
- Configure queues, workflow assignment hierarchies, workflow parameters, and troubleshoot workflows
- Manage workflow versions
- Trigger Power Automate flows by using business events
Configure organization administration features
- Set up and configure legal entities and operating units
- Configure and troubleshoot number sequences
- Create organization hierarchies
- Describe and apply user options
- Configure document handling for attachments
- Configure print management and form setup features
Configure system administration features
- Describe use cases for the Microsoft Excel Workbook Designer and the Microsoft Dynamics Office add-in
- Configure email (SMTP/Exchange)
- Create and maintain email templates
- Describe use cases for Entity store
- Create, export, and import personalization
- Publish saved views
- Set up and monitor batch jobs
- Set up alerts
Week 3: Manage finance and operations data (25-30%)
Manage data
- Describe use cases for the Data Management framework
- Describe use cases for projects, data entities, and templates
- Copy configuration data between companies or legal entities by using the data management framework
- Describe use cases for the dual-write feature
Describe the migration process
- Identify common migration scenarios and tools in finance and operations apps
- Identify relevant data entities and elements based on given scenarios
- Identify data migration requirements
Prepare data for migration and migrate data to finance and operations apps
- Identify types of data including the master, transactional, reference, and parametric
- Generate field mapping between source and target data structures
- Import or export data by using the data management framework
- Support the transition between the existing and migrated systems
- Perform a test migration and validate the output from the process
- Implement data task automation
Week 4: Validate and support solutions (20-25%)
Test solutions
- Describe types of testing, including unit, regression, functional, and end-to-end
- Describe capabilities of available testing tools
- Track work items through a project implementation by using Azure DevOps
- create test cases and test plans by using Azure DevOps
- Automate and manage test cases by using the Regression Suite Automation Tool(RSAT)
- Create test scripts by using Task recorder and upload scripts to the Business process modeler or Azure DevOps
Describe and use Lifecycle Services tools
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Identify use cases for project asset libraries and shared asset libraries
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Describe environment purposes and topologies
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Differentiate between Tier 1 environment and other tiers
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Describe use cases for Business process modeler libraries
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Describe the types of environments including sandbox, test, and production
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Report production outages
Note: After Week 4, students will write Exam MB-300: Microsoft Dynamics 365: Core Finance and Operations
Microsoft Dynamics 365: SCM, Manufacturing
Week 5: Configure Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management, Manufacturing
Configure and manage the production control module
- Manage product compliance
- Configure commodity pricing
- Configure scrap and waste
- Differentiate and configure production parameters and statuses
- Configure substitute items
- Implement subcontracting
- Configure production groups, production units, and production pools
Configure and manage resources for production processes
- Implement and manage work calendars and working time
- Configure inventory, product, storage, and tracking dimensions in production
- Create and configure resource capabilities
- Implement and manage resources and resource groups
- Create and manage operations and routes
Configure process manufacturing
- Configure batch reservations and expiration dates
- Identify and configure batch attributes
- Configure batch balancing
- Configure co-products and by-products for batch orders
- Configure planning items
- Configure formulas by using scalable and percentage-based calculations
- Configure formulas by using active ingredient-based calculations
- Configure catch weight items
- Configure discrete manufacturing
- Create a bill of materials (BOM) and item configurations
- Create and release a dimension-based product master
- Define configuration groups and routes for dimension-based product
Configure lean manufacturing
- Create value streams and production flows
- Configure production flow costing
- Create Kanban rules
Week 6: Manage manufacturing processes
Manage batch orders
- Create and process batch orders
- Implement lot and batch control processes
- Configure consolidated batch order processes
- Create and process reports as finished co-product journals
- Manage batch order sequencing
- Create and process a rework batch order
Manage production orders
- Creating and processing production orders
- Create and process picking journals
- Create and process job card journals
- Create and process reports as finished journals
- Reset the status of a production order
Manage Kanban orders
- Process Kanban orders by using Kanban boards
- Create and manage fixed, scheduled, and event Kanbans
- Implement activity-based subcontracting
Week 7: Implement master planning for production
Configure and manage master planning
- Set up coverage groups and item coverage
- Differentiate between action messages, delay messages, time fences, and negative days
- Process and view planned orders
Plan, schedule, and perform production capacity planning
- Define scheduling parameters
- View, monitor, and update production schedules
- Configure capacity for production resources including machines, labor, and tooling
Week 8: Implement other manufacturing features
Configure manufacturing execution
- Configure time and attendance prerequisites and parameters
- Identify the capabilities of Manufacturing Execution
- Process production and batch orders by using manufacturing execution processes
- Configure job card devices and terminals
- Register a worker for a job card device or terminal
Configure costing policies
- Configure and manage costing sheets
- Configure and use cost groups
- Configure indirect costs
- Configure and manage costing versions and cost categories
- Configure and perform BOM/formula calculations
Design product configuration models by using Product Configurator
- Create and build a product configuration model that includes components and subcomponents
- Create and manage product configuration model components
- Create calculations for product configuration models
- Differentiate between table and expression constraints
- Describe use cases for BOM lines and route operations
- Configure and manage to price for production configuration models
- Describe the purpose and capabilities of the product configuration models
Note: After Week 8, Students will write for Exam MB-310: Microsoft Dynamics 365: Finance Functional Consultant