Maximize Efficiency with ‘Warehousing 101 & 102 in Business Central’ Academy Class

In this special report, John Siefert is joined by Jason Chance, Senior Developer, LIDD Consultants, to discuss the Business Central Academy Classes, happening on October 12th, 13th, and 17th, in San Antonio, Texas. Specifically, the two focus on Jason’s class, “Warehousing 101 & 102 in Business Central.”

This episode is sponsored by Community Summit North America, the largest independent gathering of the Microsoft Business Applications ecosystem, taking place Oct. 13-17, 2024, in San Antonio, Texas. Register today to connect with thousands of users across the Microsoft business applications ecosystem at the for user, by user event.

Key Takeaways

• What to expect: On Day 1, the class will cover basic warehousing functionalities in Business Central, focusing on simple scenarios that meet business needs with minimal complexity. On Day 2, the class will delve into more complex warehousing scenarios, including advanced features like directed pick and directed put away.
• Takeaways: A key takeaway of this class is to understand the full scope of Business Central’s functionality, from basic to advanced, and align it with your current and future business needs. This ensures you implement a solution that remains effective over time, avoiding the need for frequent changes.
• Filling gaps: Understanding the full range of Business Central’s warehousing functionalities, from simple to complex, is crucial for aligning with your business needs. This helps operations and logistics managers determine the best fit for their warehouse operations, ensuring efficient implementation without unnecessary complexity.
• Who should attend: The warehousing modules in Business Central are relevant for various roles, including Controllers, Senior Accountants, Warehouse Supervisors, Managers, Directors of Logistics, Operations, and IT Managers. These individuals need to understand the complexity of their items and orders, as well as how warehousing processes, including manufacturing, can be managed and interconnected within Business Central.
• Register: Register for Jason’s Academy class, “Warehousing 101 & 102 in Business Central,” happening October 12-13 in San Antonio, Texas.