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Dynamics AX Manufacturing R&D Team blog
The blog contains contributions from the AX R&D team on manufacturing covering topics like MRP, discrete, lean, & process manufacturing
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Blog Post:
Product Configuration - Physical data model for user selected values
Dennis Conrad
A constraint-based configurator was shipped with Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012. In this post, we will provide an overview of the data model that is used to persist the values that you can select when you configure a product using the constraint-based configurator. At first glance, you will...
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28 Feb 2013
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Kitting in Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 using product configuration and sales event kanbans
Conrad Volkmann
Many Microsoft Dynamics AX users have asked for a solution that supports kitting. To support a kitting solution, two primary components are needed: Configuration of a kit for the order management An activity that assembles the kit Many ERP and SCM solutions support kitting as part of the...
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16 Dec 2012
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