Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Discrete Manufacturing Masterclass | Production Orders, BOMs & Routes

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Course Length: 02 Hours 53 Minutes 06 Seconds
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Overview
This comprehensive masterclass provides practical, end-to-end training on Discrete Manufacturing in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management. You’ll learn how Production Orders, Bills of Materials (BOMs), Routes, Operations, Job Cards, material consumption, corrections, Report as Finished, Master Planning, Intercompany Trade, outsourcing, Vendor Collaboration, consignment, reservations, Warehouse Management, analytics, and related Supply Chain processes work together across a Discrete Manufacturing environment.

The course connects manufacturing configuration with Production Order execution and downstream Supply Chain processes so learners can understand how products, materials, resources, operations, planning, inventory, warehouses, vendors, and production transactions work together throughout the manufacturing lifecycle.

What You Will Learn

• Understand Discrete Manufacturing in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
• Understand Manufacturing and Production Control concepts
• Create and manage Discrete Production Orders
• Understand Production Order statuses and stages
• Create and manage Bills of Materials (BOMs)
• Understand BOM Versions
• Create Item and Service Products used in manufacturing
• Understand production Routes
• Understand Route Operations
• Understand Resources and manufacturing capacity relationships
• Understand pre-production stages
• Start Production Orders
• Create and process Picking Lists for BOM materials
• Record and correct material consumption
• Create and process Route Journals
• Create and process Job Card Journals
• Correct Route and Job Card Transactions
• Understand Production Order corrections and reversals
• Process Report as Finished
• End Production Orders
• Understand Production Order lifecycle transactions
• Understand Master Planning relationships with Manufacturing
• Understand Delivery Alternatives
• Understand Intercompany Relations and Trade
• Understand Direct Delivery relationships
• Understand Manufacturing Outsourcing
• Understand Vendor Collaboration processes
• Understand External Catalog and Vendor Punch-Out concepts
• Understand Vendor Consignment
• Understand Production and Inventory Reservations
• Understand integration with Warehouse Management
• Understand mobile manufacturing and warehouse processes
• Understand analytics relationships with Manufacturing
• Understand connected manufacturing and IoT concepts
• Connect Discrete Manufacturing with Planning, Inventory, Warehouse, Procurement, Sales, Vendors, and Supply Chain processes

Course Overview
This masterclass includes hands-on demonstrations of:

• Discrete Manufacturing fundamentals
• Production Order creation and lifecycle processing
• BOM setup and management
• Routes, Operations, and Resources
• Production Order start and material consumption
• Picking Lists
• Route and Job Card Journals
• Corrections and Reversals
• Report as Finished and Production Order completion
• Master Planning relationships
• Intercompany Trade
• Outsourcing and Vendor Collaboration
• Consignment and Reservations
• Warehouse Management integration
• Manufacturing analytics and connected operations

Who Should Take This Course

• Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management Functional Consultants
• Discrete Manufacturing Consultants
• Manufacturing and Production Managers
• Production Planners and Master Planners
• Production Supervisors
• Inventory and Warehouse Professionals
• Supply Chain Professionals
• Business Analysts
• Implementation Consultants
• Solution Architects
• Dynamics 365 Support Professionals

Outcome
By the end of this masterclass, you’ll understand how to configure, execute, manage, and support Discrete Manufacturing in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management across Production Orders, BOMs, Routes, Operations, Job Cards, material consumption, corrections, Report as Finished, Master Planning, Intercompany Trade, outsourcing, Vendor Collaboration, reservations, Warehouse Management, and related Supply Chain processes.