Dynamics 365 Supply Chain BOM Consumption & Scrap | Waste, Material Usage & BOM Calculation

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Course Length: 00 Hours 22 Minutes 01 Seconds
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Overview
This course provides practical training on Bill of Materials Consumption, Scrap, Waste, and BOM Calculations in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management. You’ll learn how material consumption is calculated for production, how waste and scrap affect raw-material requirements, and how BOM calculations support manufacturing cost analysis and planning.

What You Will Learn

• Understand Bill of Materials consumption in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
• Understand material consumption for manufactured products
• Understand manufacturing waste and scrap concepts
• Understand BOM line scrap
• Understand constant scrap
• Understand variable scrap
• Understand Route Operation scrap
• Understand accumulated scrap calculations
• Understand how scrap affects required raw-material quantities
• Understand how Master Planning can account for material scrap requirements
• Understand BOM Calculation concepts
• Understand manufactured-item cost calculations
• Understand BOM cost roll-up concepts
• Support more accurate material planning and manufacturing costing

Course Overview
This module includes hands-on demonstrations of:

• Reviewing BOM consumption in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
• Reviewing material quantities used by BOM components
• Working with BOM line scrap
• Reviewing constant and variable scrap concepts
• Understanding Route Operation scrap
• Understanding the effect of scrap on raw-material requirements
• Reviewing BOM Calculation functionality
• Understanding BOM cost calculations and cost roll-up concepts
• Supporting manufacturing material planning and cost analysis

Outcome
By the end of this course, you’ll understand how Microsoft Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management calculates BOM material consumption, waste and scrap, raw-material requirements, and BOM costs to support more accurate production planning and manufacturing costing.