Microsoft Dynamics AX2012 R3 introduced statistical based demand forecasting to Microsoft Dynamics AX Demand Forecasting. The new Microsoft Dynamics AX (V7), as you may know, is first released for Cloud only and uses Azure machine learning rather than the SSAS data mining models supported in Microsoft Dynamics AX2012 R3. Below is an introduction to some […]
Which is the right Microsoft Dynamics ERP system for your organisation? To any mid-sized business contemplating a move to a different ERP system, it’s a familiar quandary. The logic behind taking a closer look at Microsoft Dynamics AX vs NAV is clear enough: Microsoft, after all, is a significant player not just in ERP, but […]
Microsoft Dynamics AX Mixed Mode Warehouse Processing: One of the most important decisions a company can make when implementing inventory or warehouse systems as part of their ERP solution is whether or not to implement an Advanced Warehousing package. In Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 R3, this choice would be to use the old WMS – […]
Microsoft Dynamics AX Demand Forecasting in AX users the ability to generate forecasts at almost any level required. Sources of demand can be filtered to only include transactions of a certain type. For example, to include only “Independent” demand, you could select “Sales order” as the only transaction type so that only direct customer sales […]
Custom work types are a great feature in Microsoft Dynamics AX2012 R3 that enable users to either capture specific data that is not part of the normal “Pick” and “Put” operations available or trigger special functionality when performing work in the warehouse. An example of this might be that your company has a secondary serial […]
In Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012, companies can use Project management and accounting to create, plan, and manage customer-driven projects. One important aspect of that is the ability to create production orders directly from the project based on project requirements. There are two ways to generate a production order from a Project. 1) Through item requirements […]
In Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012, companies can use Project management and accounting to create, plan, and manage customer-driven projects. One important aspect of that is the ability to create production orders directly from the project based on project requirements. There are two ways to generate a production order from a project. 1) Through item requirements […]
Abstract: How Microsoft Dynamics AX workspace for period end processing can make closing more efficient. Microsoft Dynamics AX Financials: Do you have specific tasks outlined for period end closing? Are your segregation of duties clearly defined during closing? If not, Microsoft Dynamics AX (AX7) new workspace for Period End process could help your business run […]
In Microsoft Dynamics AX (V7), there are several new features related to Sales orders and filtering records. The brand new updated look of Microsoft Dynamics AX is vastly different from the previous AX 2012 version. In this post, we will go over some of the basics that have changed in terms of navigation for All […]
Abstract: How to utilize flushing principles and picking activities within Lean Manufacturing in AX2012 to reflect item consumption during production process. One of the most important concept with AX2012 Lean Manufacturing is the setup of picking activities and flushing principles. The combination of the two can reflect different item consumption strategies to tailor to various […]
