Get Distinction in Microsoft MB7-849 Exam NAV 2009 Manufacturing

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Microsoft MB7-849 exam requires the knowledge of how to manufacturing Setup, inventory Setup, as relating to manufacturing, item/Stock-keeping Unit Cards, as relating to manufacturing, create, modify, and copy a Production BOM, production BOM versions, production BOM advanced features, capacity setup, set up and use routings, capacity and Routing reports, capacity resources descriptions and setup, set up work center and machine center calendars, shop Loading, including load capacities and finite loading, review the structure and purpose of a production order and define the five statuses of a production order, manually create a production order, and view the routing and components of a production order, view actual against expected costs, and capacity of a production order, modify production order information, examine the reports printed directly from a production order, review the standard reports available for production order reporting, review and use the Replan Production Order batch job, calculate a manufacturing batch unit of measure, identify the two methods of changing the status of a production order, review production order execution, material consumption, picking and putting away from the warehouse, record production order output using the Output Journal, review the Production Journal window and register consumption and output from the Production Journal, finish production orders, automatic consumption posting, production posting, and advantages/disadvantages of automatic consumption posting, generate a production order from the Order Planning window from a sales order, production forecasting, netting actual demand against forecast, planning approach with forecasts (using MPS and MRP in the Planning Worksheet), forecasting sales items and components, using the production forecast, planning overview, use Regenerative Planning, order tracking and action messages, use item variants, locations, and SKUs in planning, use inventory transfers and blanket sales orders in planning, create multi-level production orders, filter the information to appear in the Planning Worksheet and refresh the worksheet lines, set up a subcontractor, set up subcontractor cost by subcontractor or by process, process a production order with a subcontractor, review/verify the link between purchase order and production order, and methods of reducing lead time.

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