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Dynamics 365 On-Premise: Fact or Fiction
Two weeks ago a single declaration during the Q&A portion of the AXUG Summit General Session in Tampa, FL sent the Dynamics AX community...
Mid-week Reflections on MRP and Purchase Order Lead Time in Microsoft Dynamics AX
A few recent discussions with customers about the role of the Purchase Order Lead Time and its influence on Master Planning inspired this...
Mixing Microsoft with Manufacturing
Manufacturers all over the world have long relied on Microsoft Office tools to help run their operations. As great as these tools are,...
KPMG: Slow Technology Adoption Plagues Construction Profitability
This week saw the release of KPMG’s annual construction industry survey. http://www.constructiondive.com/news/kpmg-report-construction-in...
Design-Build – How Will Construction Companies React?
As the profitability situation for Construction and Architectural firms tightens, how will your company react to these developments? With...
Upgrading to AX7: Your Options + Our Recommendations (Updated 8/24/16)
We originally wrote this blog in May of 2016 and much has changed since then. So let’s explore and see where we are today (August 22,...
An Introduction to Demand Forecasting in Microsoft Dynamics AX (Part 3)
In this last part of the Demand Forecasting blog series (Part 1 and Part 2), we are going to see how the forecasting activities play into...
Microsoft Dynamics AX – Introduction to Demand Forecasting (Part 2)
In this second part of the demand forecasting blog series (click here to see part 1), we are going to generate the statistical baseline...
An Introduction to Demand Forecasting in Microsoft Dynamics AX (Part 1)
Demand forecasting can be immensely valuable to a business organization. It supports the overall Sales and operations planning process...
Microsoft Dynamics AX – Intro to Task Recorder and BPM (Part-2)
As part of the NEW Microsoft Dynamics AX (aka AX7), Microsoft has introduced a novel approach to assist users with releases, business...
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