Course 8360B: Two days; Instructor-Led
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Introduction
This two-day course explores the Microsoft Business Solutions(Navision Manufacturing area from an implementer point of view. Chapters in this hands-on classroom experience includes set up and processing of orders. This includes set up of the module, set up of the produced item, and execution of production. This should enable users to understand what is being produced, what needs to be produced and what needs to be purchased or produced and when. All materials used in the Microsoft Business Solutions(Navision course are based on Microsoft Navision 4.00 product.
Audience
This course is intended for Microsoft Business Solutions Partner professionals who are responsible for the set up and training of manufacturing companies and the employees. It is strongly recommended that students have a strong background in Microsoft Navision financials, a working knowledge of manufacturing terms and processes, and are comfortable with Microsoft Navision inventory. The typical audience for this manual is consultants who are responsible for the set up and training of clients using Microsoft Navision Manufacturing.
At Course Completion
After completing this course, students should understand:
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System Setup |
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Production Bill of Materials |
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Capacities |
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Production Orders |
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Production Order Processing |
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Finishing Orders and Auto Reporting |
Prerequisites
Before attending this course, students must have:
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A strong understanding of manufacturing terminology and processes |
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The ability to use Microsoft Navision for financials processing |
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In addition, it is recommended, but not required, that students have completed: |
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Inventory Control in Microsoft Navision |
Postrequisites
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Students are encouraged to continue with their study of manufacturing and attend or use the online materials for Manufacturing 2 and Manufacturing Costing. |
Microsoft Certification exams
No Microsoft Certification exams are associated with this course currently.
Course Materials
Students should use Microsoft Navision 4.00 database or above. Microsoft Navision Manufacturing Quick Guides should be included.
Introduction to Manufacturing
Course Outline
Main Topics
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Training Demo Database |
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The Manufacturing Training Material |
After completing this chapter, students should be able to:
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Use the Training Demo Database |
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Navigate through the Manufacturing Training Material |
Chapter 1: System Setup
Main Topics
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Manufacturing Setup |
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Inventory Setup, as Related to Manufacturing |
After completing this chapter, students should be able to:
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Understand Manufacturing Setup |
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Appreciate Inventory Setup, as Related to Manufacturing |
Chapter 2: Production Bill of Materials
Main Topics
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Production Bill of Materials (BOM) |
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Production BOM Advanced Features |
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Production BOM Reports |
Labs
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Create Production BOM |
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Use Copy Production BOM |
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Create and Compare Versions |
After completing this chapter, students should understand:
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Production Bill of Materials (BOM) |
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Production BOM Advanced Features |
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Production BOM Reports |
Chapter 3: Capacities
Main Topics
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Capacities Set Up |
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Routings |
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Routings Advanced Features |
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Capacity Journals |
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Capacity Reports |
Labs
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Create New Routing |
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Create New Version |
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Create Routing with Parallel production |
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Create Routing with Send Ahead |
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Use Copy Routing |
After completing this chapter, students should understand:
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Capacities Set Up |
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Routings |
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Routings Advanced Features |
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Capacity Journals |
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Capacity Reports |
Chapter 4: Production Orders
Main Topics
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Understand the structure and make-up of a production order |
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Understand the purpose of a production order |
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Define the five statuses of a production order |
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Create a new production order |
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View the routing and components of a production order |
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Reserve components for a production order |
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View actual against expected costs, and capacity of a production order |
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Make changes to the production order due date |
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Make changes to the production order quantity required |
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Make changes to the production order components required |
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Use item substitution for components |
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Make changes to the production order routing |
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Understand the reports printed directly from a production order |
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Access the Production Schedule from a production order |
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Understand the standard reports available for production order reporting |
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Understand the purpose of the Replan Production Order batch job |
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Understand how the Replan Production Order batch job operates |
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Understand the effects of scheduling a production order with a phantom BOM |
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Calculate a manufacturing batch unit of measure |
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Understand the two methods of changing the status of a production order |
Labs
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Create Firm Planned Order |
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Change Dates |
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Replan Production Order |
After completing this chapter, students should be able to:
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Understand the structure and make-up of a production order |
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Understand the purpose of a production order |
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Define the five statuses of a production order |
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Create a new production order |
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View the routing and components of a production order |
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Reserve components for a production order |
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View actual against expected costs, and capacity of a production order |
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Make changes to the production order due date |
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Make changes to the production order quantity required |
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Make changes to the production order components required |
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Use item substitution for components |
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Make changes to the production order routing |
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Understand the reports printed directly from a production order |
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Access the Production Schedule from a production order |
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Understand the standard reports available for production order reporting |
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Understand the purpose of the Replan Production Order batch job |
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Understand how the Replan Production Order batch job operates |
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Understand the effects of scheduling a production order with a phantom BOM |
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Calculate a manufacturing batch unit of measure |
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Understand the two methods of changing the status of a production order |
Chapter 5: Production Order Processing
Main Topics
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Issue components using the Consumption Journal |
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Pick and Put Away items used in manufacturing in Warehouse |
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Record production order output using the Output Journal |
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Register consumption and output from a Production Journal |
Labs
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Exercise 6.1 Add Items to Location |
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Exercise 6.2 Post Consumption |
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Exercise 6.3 Post Output |
After completing this chapter, students should understand:
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Issue components using the Consumption Journal |
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Pick and Put Away items used in manufacturing in Warehouse |
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Record production order output using the Output Journal |
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Register consumption and output from a Production Journal |
Chapter 6: Finishing Orders and Auto Reporting
Main Topics
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Finished Production Orders |
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Automatic Reporting |
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Automatic Production Posting |
Labs
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Finish Production Order |
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Production Order with Forward Flushing |
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Production Order with Forward Flushing and Routing Codes |
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Scrap |
After completing this chapter, students should be able to:
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Finished Production Orders |
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Automatic Reporting |
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Automatic Production Posting |
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