
Explore what an ERP and a CRM application are, and preview the evolution of D365 applications in this business suite.
Explore how an ERP application integrates finance, procurement, warehouse, and sales to automate processes, boost efficiency, and enable seamless information flow across departments, with Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations.
Explore how CRM applications centralize marketing, sales, and service functions, manage leads and contacts, enable real-time client data access across teams, and streamline complaint handling to boost satisfaction.
Explore how Dynamics 365 organizes ERP and CRM apps, including finance and operations, Business Central, and various CRM modules like sales and customer service.
Trace the evolution of Dynamics 365 applications across Finance and Operations, Business Central, and CRM. Explore major releases from Dynamics AX 2009 to AX 2012, and branding updates.
Explore whether Dynamics 365 finance and operations or CRM best supports your career, comparing technical versus functional roles and mapping to supply chain, accounting, and sales paths.
Learn to start a 30-day free trial of Microsoft Dynamics 365 CRM or Business Central from trials.dynamics.com by signing up with your work email, then extend for 30–45 days.
Learn three ways to trial D365 finance and operations: a 30-day trial via trials.dynamics.com, practice labs with a free virtual machine, and partner lifecycle services.
Get acquainted with the Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations end user interface and navigation, and learn how to execute the purchase order cycle and vendor payments.
Discover the Dynamics 365 finance and operations user interface and navigation, including module groups, forms, action pane, favorites, recent items, search, and configurable workspaces for efficient daily tasks.
Explore why understanding functionality matters in dynamics 365 finance & operations and learn end-to-end processes, from purchase orders to stock receipt, invoicing, and payments.
Explore the purchase order cycle in Dynamics 365: create and confirm a PO, receive goods, post the goods receipt, and post the supplier invoice to complete the cycle.
Identify due vendor invoices, initiate electronic funds transfer, post the payment journal, and review vendor balances and voucher entries in accounts payable.
Explore Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations job profiles, from end users to functional and technical consultants, and the implementation and support projects driving demand in the US and India.
Focus on building your expertise in dynamics 365 finance and operations before certification, then pursue certifications mb-330 (supply chain), mb-310 (finance), mb-340 (retail), and manufacturing, or mb-500 for technical consultants.
Choose your Dynamics 365 career path, selecting ERP or CRM, then decide between functional or technical roles and pick a focus area—finance, supply chain, or manufacturing—and enroll in a course.
If you are looking to start a career in D365 or may be advised by someone to evaluate the career options in D365 and at the least, if you are a job seeker, this course is for you.
In this course, I am providing you the full details that would give you absolute clarity on what is D365 and what career options you have in this space, and help you decide if this would be the right choice for you.
No pre-requisite for this course since this is a foundation intended for all individuals with basic computer skills. No coding experience is needed and at the end of the course, you would be in a confident position to decide if D365 application helps you take your career to the next level.
I am carrying 14 years of real-time experience with me and also a passion to train individuals. Enroll and join me in your professional transformational journey.
Below are the topics covered in this course:
An overview of ERP, CRM, and D365 applications
Understand what constitutes D365?
Right application for your career growth?
Different career opportunities in D365 Finance and operations?
What certifications are available and will certifications significantly improve your chances of landing the right opportunities?
How do you take your learning to the next level?