Understanding the Architecture and Functionality of Microsoft Dynamics AX

With the growing number of organizations looking for solutions that can add value to the enterprise, trained professionals and managers are required to work with the technologies. MS Dynamics AX is one such solution deployed by organizations that helps them to operate across many locations. It is one ERP solution that offers wider usage within entire organization by simplifying regulatory compliance without making huge investments. The rapid deployment of Microsoft Dynamics AX requires professionals to have a good grasp over functionality of the technology.

Managers can earn Microsoft Dynamics AX certification to be proficient in using the technology and keeping up to date with latest features and roll outs. Candidates can enroll for several certifications such as:

• Microsoft Certified Technology Specialists
• Microsoft Certified IT Professional
• Microsoft Certified IT Developer
• Microsoft Solutions Specialist Exams for MS Dynamics AX

In order to be well-versed with all the topics included in Microsoft Dynamics AX certification, candidates can enroll in Microsoft Dynamics AX training. The training also make candidate well-versed with the functionalities and architecture of Microsoft Dynamics AX. The components of MS Dynamics are:

• General Ledger
• Cost accounting
• Bank
• CRM
• Accounts receivable
• Accounts payable
• Inventory management
• Master planning
• Builder and much more

In General Ledger, candidates are made familiar with defining and managing the financial records for the organization. These financial records include company exchanges, ledger records within the chart of accounts, fiscal periods and many more. In other component i.e. cost accounting, candidates are made taught about redirecting overhead and indirect costs to the entities. On setting up cost categories, candidates can enable the connection to ledger accounts. Similarly, a copy posted ledger transactions on its ownshows in the appropriate cost category. Candidates can then reallocate the costs among other cost group and dimensions, and examine the cost structure of the organization.

The latest version of Microsoft Dynamics is Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012. The course content of Microsoft Dynamics AX certification is:

• Financials I in Microsoft Dynamics AX
• Financials II in Microsoft Dynamics AX
• Installation and Configuration for Microsoft Dynamics AX
• Introduction to Microsoft Dynamics AX
• Fixed Assets in Microsoft Dynamics AX
• Development I in Microsoft Dynamics AX
• Development II in Microsoft Dynamics AX
• Supply Chain Foundation in Microsoft Dynamics AX
• Distribution and Trade in Microsoft Dynamics AX