- Microsoft Dynamics AX Implementation Guide
- Table of Contents
- Microsoft Dynamics AX Implementation Guide
- Credits
- About the Author
- Acknowledgments
- About the Author
- About the Reviewers
- www.PacktPub.com
- Preface
- 1. Preparing for a Great Start
- 2. Getting into the Details Early
- 3. Infrastructure Planning and Design
- The Dynamics AX components and architecture
- Planning the system topology
- Cloud deployment
- Industry best practices and recommendations
- Summary
- 4. Integration Planning and Design
- Integration planning
- Integration technologies
- Integration design and development
- Best practices and recommendations
- Summary
- 5. Data Migration – Scoping through Delivery
- Managing scope – simplifying data migration through rightsizing the scope
- The design and development phase
- Data mapping and transformation
- Planning the data migration
- Selecting the tools for data migration
- The Data Import/Export Framework
- Data migration execution tips
- Initial templates for business
- Extracting source data into SQL tables
- Never rename/repurpose fields
- Considering premigration steps
- Considering postmigration steps
- Changing SQL to simple recovery mode
- Multithreading and max DOP
- Index and statistics maintenance
- Disabling the AX logging
- Considering SQL updates on migrated data
- The SQL import – through caution and expertise
- Managing configurations
- Configuration management simplified with DIXF
- Reviewing and deciding on the configuration
- Data validation
- A classic example of a data migration issue in projects
- Summary
- 6. Reporting and BI
- Gathering BI and reporting requirements
- Knowing about reporting tools
- Mapping reports and identifying gaps
- The custom report development
- Summary
- 7. Functional and Technical Design
- 8. Configuration Management
- Configuration planning
- Collecting the configuration data
- Configuration tools
- Configuration data management
- Summary
- 9. Building Customizations
- Getting ready for development
- The development process
- Conceptualization
- Data design
- The business logic
- The user interface
- Security
- Coding best practices
- The Application Lifecycle Management (ALM)
- Summary
- 10. Performance Tuning
- 11. Testing and Training
- 12. Go-live Planning
- 13. Post Go-live
- Initial stabilization
- Proactive preparation – what's coming
- Post-implementation review
- Why post-implementation review?
- Key factors to get the most out of PIR
- Preparing for PIR
- Pain points from experience
- Post-implementation review – an AX 2012 customer
- Current state – key challenges
- The unused potential of Dynamics AX
- Improvement opportunities – processes and systems
- New features from the next release
- Summary
- 14. Upgrade
- When to upgrade
- Upgrading options
- The Dynamics AX upgrade process
- Summary
- Index
You need to have the following knowledge to get the most out of this book:
- A basic understanding of the ERP implementation process.
- An understanding of IT project management and Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC).
- Access to Microsoft Dynamics PartnerSource / CustomerSource and the Lifecycle Services (LCS) portal.
- Knowledge of Microsoft Dynamics AX and the Microsoft Dynamics Sure Step methodology would be a plus point.
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