Academy Preview: D365 F/SCM (FO) Development, Administration, Security, and Licensing Overview
D365 F/SCM developers and system administrators build and manage solutions tailored to unique business needs. But when training is bypassed, they often resort to stitching old workflows into the ERP system, prioritizing assurance over potential. This forces both developers and admins to work with excessive customizations – adding more work but no value.
Options such as online training courses exist but range in duration and can be taught by anyone with a subscription. Instead, you seek an expert-led program that accelerates training ā empowering IT to unlock D365 in just a few days.
Join Alex Meyer and Peter Ramer, two F/SCM veterans ready to elevate your IT team towards proficiency during their D365 F/SCM (FO) Development, Administration, Security, and Licensing Workshop. Running October 10-11 in Nashville, this workshop will first dive into core developer and system admin topics on the 10th and then explore security, licensing, and tools to enhance administrative work on the 11th.
Across the first day, attendees will be trained to:
- Become proficient in configuring, administering, and customizing F/SCM D365
- Confidently operationalize multiple development options and apply X++ programming language
- Adopt effective approaches to Application Lifecycle Management (ALM)
While the second day will instruct attendees to:
- Understand how security and licensing are connected and practice methods to optimize each
- Use telemetry and AI tools to improve efficiency in administrative tasks
- Implement tips, tricks, and strategies to boost system administrators
Those who attend the first day will leave with a comprehensive game plan to liberate IT with solutions native to the D365 F/SCM suite. While intermediate users seeking to sharpen their skills will walk away with a security + licensing blueprint and strategies to enhance administrative work. We suggest that developers and system administrators new to D365 attend both days to first learn core concepts and then expand on them to thrive.
