Posts Tagged ‘Dynamics 365’
Dynamics 365: Jobs and Positions for Your Organization
Establishing your company’s organizational hierarchy is an important part to your Human Resource implementation in Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations, Enterprise Edition (the artist formerly known as Dynamics AX). Once completed, the structure can be used for tracking your org. chart, route timecards, route expense reports, utilize the payroll module and more. In order…
Read Full PostWho needs Dynamics 365 Service Agreement Cost Prices?
Prices! When we talk Service Agreement Prices in Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations, Enterprise Edition (aka formerly Dynamics AX), first let’s clarify if we are talking Sales Prices or Cost Prices. In short, Sales Price is what we charge on the customer invoice. Cost Price is used for internal purposes to analyze the spend…
Read Full PostBuilding Intelligence Into Your Plastics Manufacturing ERP System
Intelligent ERP. This phrase is gaining momentum and it’s being spurred by Digital Transformation. Plastic Manufacturers are always looking for performance improvements to allow selling and producing more with fewer resources at a lower cost. While Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence and other advanced analytics offer exciting opportunities in areas where predicted outcomes can make a…
Read Full PostAnalytical Workspaces Now Directly Embedded in Dynamics 365 for Finance & Operations
The continued push for better business intelligence and analytical tools certainly has Microsoft’s attention. Earlier this year, Gartner’s Business Intelligence and Analytics Magic Quadrant named Microsoft a “Leader” in this field (for the 10th consecutive year, I might add). But, perhaps more importantly, the Magic Quadrant also reflected a gigantic leap ahead of the…
Read Full PostDynamics 365 for Finance and Operations, Enterprise Edition: What’s New This July
There is A LOT to cover in this update. Bigger name means more functionality, right? Below is a rundown of the areas affected by this month’s changes, which we have not expanded upon in this post in an effort to keep it short. Check out the Microsoft doc for details about each point, or give…
Read Full PostMixing 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, the industry and it’s technological demands have grown to require more intelligent solutions. So, let’s take a quick look at three areas in which Microsoft has heavily invested for the future of manufacturing… Microsoft…
Read Full PostKPMG: Slow Technology Adoption Plagues Construction Profitability
This week saw the release of KPMG’s annual construction industry survey. https://www.constructiondive.com/news/kpmg-report-construction-industry-slow-to-adopt-new-technology/426268/ The conclusions may be startling, but they serve as a wake-up call for any company involved in large projects. After surveying 218 senior executives the main take-aways are: The industry is slow to embrace technology – as project complexity increases, as well as associated…
Read Full PostMicrosoft Dynamics AX Project Funding Sources (Part 1)
This blog is part one of a two-part series reviewing funding within a Project Contract. In part one we will be reviewing funding sources. A funding source is exactly as it sounds, the source of where the money is coming from for a project. Usually a customer is the source of funding, but there are…
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