Implementation Methodology and Tools

In the first chapter, you learned about Microsoft Dynamics 365, its various apps/services/offerings, their capabilities, and the disruption in the way business apps are going to be leveraged. From this chapter onward, we will focus solely on the implementation process, architecture, various tools, features, and best practices of Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations, Enterprise edition.

After you have chosen to implement Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations, Enterprise edition in your organization and decided on the partner to assist you in this implementation journey, one major decision for the customer and the vendor is to decide the implementation strategy. Let's now learn how to lay down the foundation for your project success. Whether it is an ERP implementation or any other major business transformation...

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Mangesh Divekar Nov 23, 2017

Have covered every thing you need to know about Implementing Microsoft Dynamics 365 Operation, which is itself ocean of rich business features. Sunbridge is Microsoft Dynamics 365 Partner, do recommend this book who want become proficient. My all best wishes, Mangesh Divekar Sunbridge Software Services Pvt Ltd,

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Erika Oct 04, 2017

This book had a lot of good information in it about Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations and the differences from AX 2012. Most of it was easy to read, as I had expected from the authors' prior Implementation guide for AX 2012. It seems to have been a bit rushed in getting published as it was not closely edited, especially in the second half of the book. There were many typos and grammar issues that distracted from the content in some sections.

DNAunion Dec 09, 2018

Now I remember why I stopped reading this book by about page 40 back when I first bought it. Buzzwords and hype. Everything "empowers" users, is "seamless", "purpose-built", takes things "to the next level", and leads to sought-after "disruption" and "transformation". Everything is achieved "easily", and will increase "productivity".I may keep trudging through the hyperbole and aggressively-in-your-face sales pitch, but who knows.---------------------I did keep going, and now am raising my rating from 2 to 4. There is a lot of useful information in the book. If a native English speaker had reviewed the text and made the many hundreds of small changes needed, and they refrained from early on sounding like a sales pitch, then I'd probably give it a 5.

Amazon Customer Nov 17, 2017

I had much higher expectations from this book on how to setup Dynamics. I received the book yesterday, have read through the first 5 chapters, which have discussed the authors preferences in project management. The only reason I'm giving this 2 stars instead of 1 is because there are some useful parts like the discussion around the Lifecycle Services. I find the sections explaining how to have a meeting and who should be at a meeting and what attitude each person should have to be a bit... lets just leave it at "annoying." I've read over 200 pages so far and only about 5 pages are useful so far.* I'll update my review after I finish

cliff Beacham Jul 24, 2018

Wow and I thought I was technically up to date - I cant understand a word!!!!!!!! It's a pity the book cover does not WARN you - it makes claims to cover the various tasks but gives no indication that you have to know some language that I am not able to read. Since I am a CPA I thought this book would be helpful not unintelligible to a mere accountant. All I want to do is what the book says it will teach you - but it seems you have to have expertise BEFORE you read the book!!! You certainly can't learn from the book. I have a client who has implemented Dynamics 365 and wants out - after the implementation. He called a Solutions Provider and was told they are too small for the program - so what is Microsoft trying to do?If this is the future of Microsoft accounting software then perhaps I should advise my clients to not go with Dynamics but stick with QuickBooks.Anyway I have wasted the $37 because I don't think they refund me after suckering me to buy this book."Implementing Microsoft Dynamics 365" is a misnomer - it should be "Expertise for the already expert" ??Of course I can't judge this because I am not expert enough to read the book.

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