Microsoft 365 - Dynamics AX 2012 Manufacturing, Production & Logistics

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The course includes 4 x Microsoft Official Curriculum. You will learn the following:

MOC 80314 - Discrete Manufacturing Basics in Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012

• Describe the Production control module's main conceptual building blocks
• Describe the interconnectivity between the Production control module and other modules in Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012
• Define production orders and name the status changes as it passes through the production life cycle
• Define the main elements that are setup and used when a legal entity legal entity works with a variety of production sites distributed over different geographic locations
• Describe three companies in which production sites, conditions, and processes vary by multisite functionality
• Provide a brief description of general improvements to the Production control module, including filtering and the Gantt Chart
• Describe the main types of Bill of materials (BOM) and define BOM levels, components and lines
• Define the creation of BOM versions and describe BOM version control methods
• Describe the overall process of creating BOMs in Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012
• Describe how to create BOMs not yet associated with an item
• Describe how to create BOMs so that the BOM and the item can be set up or changed at the same time
• Explain how to work with configurable BOMs, including the setup of configuration routes and configuration rules
• Provide an overall explanation of the BOM calculation process
• Describe how to create and use BOM scrap types and explain how a scrap calculation for a BOM is run
• Describe the use of BOM measurements as a type of configuration and explain how this pertains to consumption and measurements that relate to BOM items
• List and explain the ways of the standard BOM reports use
• Define working time templates and describe how they are set up
• Create working time calendars
• Using Resource capabilities form.
• Create resources and distinguish between resource types
• Set up resource groups
• Define how to set up and configure production operations and relations
• Describe the use and setup of cost categories in production routes
• Describe the use and setup of cost groups in production routes
• Describe how to create route groups and attach them to operations in the route
• Describe how to create and maintain routes and operations on the routes
• Describe how scrap is managed in production routes
• Configure the route network parameter and identify route networks in complex routing
• Discuss the impact of production parameters at the legal entity and the site level
• Describe the different ways production orders can be created
• Describe how to create a production order manually
• Explain the main activities that occur in the life cycle of a production order
• Explain how the production order status is used in working with production orders
• Describe the estimation process
• Configure advanced settings including production groups and production pools
• Distinguish between the various scheduling options
• Explain the main characteristics of operations scheduling
• Explain the main characteristics of job scheduling and describe how to use the Gantt chart
• Discuss how to perform resource scheduling and describe the basic resource allocation principles.
• Describe how master planning interacts with the Production module
• Describe how to lock production orders
• Describe how to dispatch scheduled jobs to a specific resource
• Review how subcontracting is used for outsourcing
• Adjust BOMs in connection with subcontractor work
• Set up operations and routes to be performed by a vendor
• Describe how to set up automatic updates
• Describe the settings you must define to release a production order to the shop floor
• Explain the main considerations and the settings used to start production orders
• Explain the use of production journals in recording consumption
• Describe the report as finished stage of the production life cycle
• Describe the main element of the end production stage in the production
• Name the types of standard inquiries that can be conducted in the Production control module on items in production
• Describe the process of working with standards reports
• Describe how base data reports can be used to analyze the productions process
• List the three kinds of transaction reports and describe how they are used
• Describe how Journal and Costing reports are used to view information on productions
• Name the types of Balance reports and briefly describe how they can be used in deciphering production conditions
• Describe how to use the analysis reports to view or print information on productions
• Describe how route reports can be used to analyze the routes and operations in the different productions
• Name the kinds of reports that can be generated on the resources in production and define how each is used
• Describe how production papers are used in production
• Explain how the update log reports can be used to identify information on the orders in each stage in the production process

MOC 80315 - Discrete Manufacturing Advanced in Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012

• Review multisite functionality for the Production control module
• List the Production control module's core conceptual elements
• Review the Bill of material (BOM)
• Review calendars and resources
• Review operations and routes
• Describe production life cycle, parameters, and production orders
• Review definitions of operations and job scheduling
• Review how master planning interacts with the Production control module
• Describe product, storage and tracking dimensions
• Explain how to set up and work with dimensions groups
• Describe using serial or batch numbers to track and control manufactured items
• Use inventory reservations in production
• Describe inventory marking
• Describe the inventory trace function
• Describe how inventory dimensions are affected by multisite functionality
• Describe working with the Bill of Materials (BOM) line type Vendor when using subcontractors
• Describe how to generate purchase orders to a supplier when on-hand inventory is insufficient
• Describe how to create a vendor production order
• Create resources and groups for the vendor
• Define production groups to establish a relationship between production orders and ledger accounts.
• Describe how to use production pools to monitor production orders in specific categories.
• Describe properties-set up on the working time template-which guide production orders to run under special times and conditions.
• Attach a property to a resource.
• Review the benefits of properties.
• Describe how resource capabilities are set up and used to schedule production on alternative resources.
• Create route groups and attach them to operations on a route.
• Use the various scheduling methods.
• Discuss the difference between operations and job scheduling.
• Split a production order.
• Set the Bill of Material (BOM) scrap percentages.
• Set the scrap percentage on a Resource.
• Set the scrap percentage for each operation in production routes.
• Describe the costing of scrap.
• Review steps in the production order life cycle
• Describe production order ledger setting options
• Define default ledger settings in production parameters
• Describe production journals and how consumption is reported to the general ledger
• Assign ledger settings for production groups
• Analyze actual versus estimated costs for production orders and current production activities
• Describe End and cost account production orders
• Describe the interconnectivity of the production module with other modules in Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012
• Describe the main elements of the production implementation checklist
• Set up production parameters
• Modify data types used by the productions series
• Set up item groups and items
• Set up BOMs
• Describe the creation of working time templates, calendars, Resource groups, and Resources
• Set up operations and routes

MOC 80310 - Lean Manufacturing in Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012

• Describe the core concepts of Lean manufacturing.
• Create a new production flow version and describe activity relations and constraints, picking activities and costing implications.
• Define Kanbans and describe their types including: withdrawal, fixed quantity, event, scheduled and subcontracting Kanbans.
• Explain how fixed quantity Kanbans are used including how to set up rules, review planning processes, and use the Kanban schedule board.
• Describe how event Kanbans are used including how to configure rules, set up sales line events, Kanban line events, BOM line events and stock replenishment events.
• Describe the processes associated with the planned order type Kanban.
• Define and setup activity based subcontracting.
• Describe production flow costing including: back flushing, conversion costs, cost reporting to the general ledger, and how production costing is set up for a Kanban job based on subcontracting activity.
• Define how to set up and configure Kanban quantity calculation policies and how to create quantity calculations to generate and update Kanban rules.

MOC 80309 - Process Manufacturing Production and Logistics in Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012

• Explain the process manufacturing features and create the setups at the released products level.
• Explain a formula item and how it differs from a Bill of Material (BOM) item.
• Create a product at the enterprise level.
• Configure setups at the released product level.
• Create and apply a product template.
• Describe production types that are defined for any item, at the released product level.
• Know the difference between a formula item and a planning item.
• Define the formula lines and versions.
• Explain the use of a formula and a route in multisite production scenario.
• Explain the features and structural elements of the formula.
• Define a formula level with an example of a formula at multiple levels.
• Define a formula at multiple sites.
• Define formula line types.
• Describe the formula features in formula lines.
• Describe different access methods to create and maintain a formula.
• Define different version control methods available in formula management.
• Describe how to copy a formula from other formula versions.
• Modify a formula version by changing the yield percentage or formula size.
• Define the steps to edit a formula using the formula designer.
• Create a formula version using scalable and percentage controlled options in the formula lines.
• Describe how to use a plan group to substitute items in formula lines.
• Setup step consumption and its use in batch order processing and in a formula calculation.
• Describe batch order costing.
• Explain the prerequisites for formula calculation.
• Explain the steps to create and activate item prices.
• Calculate a cost price and sales price using a formula calculation.
• Describe the enhancements in a formula calculation relating to the process manufacturing.
• Estimate a cost price and sales price in a batch order and sales order.
• Explain the stages of the batch order life cycle.
• Explain how a batch order can be processed using the Manufacturing Execution System (MES).
• Define the setup and report an unplanned co-product and by-product in a batch order.
• Explain a rework batch order and the steps to process a rework batch order.
• Define the process manufacturing functionalities adhering to master planning.
• Explain multisite planning and its prerequisites.
• Perform Master Planning across the sites within a legal entity.
• Describe intercompany planning and create the required setups.
• Define downstream source plans in master plans.
• Describe key transactions that trigger multi company planning.
• Describe methods to create intercompany sales orders.
• Define co-products and their prerequisites for planning.
• Plan co-products using a planning item.
• Plan co-products with a formula item.
• Explain the purpose and benefits of containerized packaging.
• Create bulk item conversion.
• Create formula for the packed product with reference of bulk item.
• Firm and consolidate the planned orders associated to a bulk item and packed product in the Planned order form.
• Process the bulk and packed order and review the inventory.
• Add and remove the bulk or packed order in the Consolidated batch orders form.
• Define the setup for creating a Catch Weight (CW) item.
• Create an inventory transaction with a partial visibility catch weight item.
• Create an inventory transaction with a full visibility catch weight item.
• Explain the use of catch weight in different transactions.
• Define a batch disposition code and its related setups.
• Define setup to integrate a batch disposition code with quality management.
• Configure a batch disposition code associated to partial or full blocking of inventory.
• Reset a disposition code for inventory batches manually.
• Define shelf life and its related setups.
• Configure the shelf life at the released product level.
• Reserve inventory batches using the shelf life setup.
• Explain the same batch reservation and its need for master planning.
• Explain batch attributes and setups.
• Create a batch attribute for an item.
• Assign product specific and customer specific batch attributes.
• Reserve batches by batch attributes.
• Update inventory batch attribute manually.
• Update inventory batch attribute automatically using quality order.
• Explain the batch attribute groups.
• Explain AVL and define its related setups.
• Define item-vendor relationship and its period of validity.
• Inquire and validate an approved vendor list in different forms.
• Explain the necessity for a vendor batch update and its required setup.
• Perform a purchase registration with a vendor batch update.
• Define commodity pricing and its purpose.
• Define the setups required for commodity pricing.
• Setup the pricing calculation for commodity items.
• Create price and margin data for a formula item.
• View the commodity price calculation and update it in the trade agreement.
• Define product compliance and configure its necessary setups in Inventory and warehouse management.
• Associate product compliance setups for a specific item at the released products level.
• Update the product safety data sheet for a specific item at the released product level.
• Validate the product safety compliance data sheet during purchase and sales order processing.
• Explain rebates and their setup.
• Create item rebate groups and customer rebate groups.
• Create a rebate agreements to a customer.
• Process rebates to a customer.
• Define the setup relating to advanced warehouse management for catch weight products.
• Perform pallet transport for an inbound warehouse management process in catch weight unit.
• Describe the setups for reservation in process manufacturing.
• Perform sales shipment using advanced warehouse management function with FEFO date-controlled and same batch reservation