Discrete Manufacturing Advanced in Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 Training Course

Course 80315
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Course Overview
This two-day instructor-led course, Discrete Manufacturing Advanced in Microsoft DynamicsAX 2012, provides students with the necessary tools and resources to perform basic tasks in the Discrete Manufacturing Advanced flow in Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012.

Audience
Course 80315: Discrete Manufacturing Advanced in Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 is designed for customers that want to learn the basic features and develop a working knowledge of the typical daily procedures required to effectively use Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 Discrete Manufacturing Advanced functionality. The intended audience of Course 80315 includes production managers and other people in organizations responsible for the setup and administration of production control and inventory management functionality.

Course Outline
Module 1: Discrete Manufacturing Basics Review
This chapter provides a general overview of Discrete Manufacturing Basics in Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012.
Lessons

Multisite Review
Core Concepts in Production
Bill of Materials (BOM)
Calendars and Resources
Operations and Routes
Life Cycle, Parameters, and Production Orders
Scheduling
Resource Scheduling
Master Planning and Planned Production Orders
This chapter provides a general overview of Discrete Manufacturing Basics in Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012.

After completing this chapter, students will be able to:

Review multisite functionality for the Production control module
List the Production control module's core conceptual elements
Review the Bill of material (BOM)
Review calendars and resources
Review operations and routes
Describe production life cycle, parameters, and production orders
Review definitions of operations and job scheduling
Review how master planning interacts with the Production control module

Module 2: Inventory Dimensions in Production
This module describes the general setup and use of inventory dimensions in production. In particular it covers the storage and tracking dimensions used in production to define warehouses, locations, pallets, batches, serial numbers and site.
Lessons

Product Dimensions
Storage Dimensions
Tracking Dimensions
Set up Storage and Tracking Dimension Groups
Allocating Batch and Serial Numbers
Production Order Reservations
Trace Batch and Serial Numbers

After completing this chapter, students will be able to:

Describe product, storage and tracking dimensions
Explain how to set up and work with dimensions groups
Describe using serial or batch numbers to track and control manufactured items
Use inventory reservations in production
Describe inventory marking
Describe the inventory trace function

Module 3: Subcontractor Work
This module describes how to set up and work with BOM lines, purchase orders, production orders, and operations when subcontractors are used in the production process.
Lessons

BOM Line Types
Purchase Orders
Production orders
Operations

Lab : 3.1: Create Resource with Resource Type Vendor

Create Resource with Resource Type Vendor.

Lab : 3.2: Purchase Items for BOM from Subcontractor

Understanding how to configure BOM to purchase products from Subcontractor.

Lab : 3.2: Use a Subcontractor to Produce an Item in the BOM

Understanding how to configure BOM to produce products from Subcontractor

After completing this chapter, students will be able to:

Describe working with the Bill of Materials (BOM) line type Vendor when using subcontractors
Describe how to generate purchase orders to a supplier when on-hand inventory is insufficient
Describe how to create a vendor production order
Create resources for the vendor

Module 4: Advanced Production Scheduling
This module provides more detail about the advanced optional production scheduling settings, including properties, efficiencies, capabilities and route groups.
Lessons

Production Groups
Production Pools
Resource capabilities
Properties
Route Groups
Priority Scheduling
Splitting a Production Order

Lab : 4.1: Configure a Production Pool and Assign a Production Order

Understanding how to configure Production Pool

After completing this chapter, students will be able to:

Define production groups to establish a relationship between production orders and ledger accounts.
Describe how to use production pools to monitor production orders in specific categories.
Describe properties-set up on the working time template-which guide production orders to run under special times and conditions.
Attach a property to a resource.
Review the benefits of properties.
Describe how resource capabilities are set up and used to schedule production on alternative resources.
Create route groups and attach them to operations on a route.
Use the various scheduling methods.
Discuss the difference between operations and job scheduling.
Split a production order.

Module 5: Scrap and Waste
This chapter explains the request for quotation process. Steps for creating, following-up, and processing a request for quotation reply are reviewed. Additionally, reports and inquiries for request for quotations are reviewed.
Lessons

BOM Scrap
Resource Scrap
Route Scrap
Costing Of Scrap/Waste
Request for Quotation Replies
Transfer Accepted Request for Quotation Replies
Request for Quotation Reports and Inquiries

Lab : 5.1: Add BOM Scrap and Run Calculations

Understanding how to set up and calculate BOM scrap during production process

Lab : 5.2: Set Scrap Percentages on a Route

Understanding how to set up Scrap Percentages on a Route

After completing this chapter, students will be able to:

Set the Bill of Material (BOM) scrap percentages.
Set the scrap percentage on a Resource.
Set the scrap percentage for each operation in production routes.
Describe the costing of scrap.

Module 6: General Ledger and the Production
This module provides an overview of the different settings that can be used to determine how product costs are posted to the general ledger.
Lessons

Production Life Cycle Review
Ledger Settings
Production Journals
Posting Profile in Production Groups
Production Cost Overview
End Production Orders

Lab : 6.1: End a Production Order

Understanding how to calculate and post the production costs when an order is completed

After completing this chapter, students will be able to:

Review steps in the production order life cycle
Describe production order ledger setting options
Define default ledger settings in production parameters
Describe production journals and how consumption is reported to the general ledger
Assign ledger settings for production groups
Analyze actual versus estimated costs for production orders and current production activities
Describe End and cost account production orders

Module 7: Implementing the Production Series
This module is an overview of how the Production module is implemented. It places the implementation in context and among other things reviews the sequential setup of BOMs, resources, routes, operations and Routes.
Lessons

Setup and Interconnectivity
Implementing Production Checklist
Setting up Production Parameters
Modifying Data Types
Setting up Product and BOM Tables
Setting up Resources
Setting up Operations and Routes

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