Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 Lean Manufacturing

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Exam MB6-884 - Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 Lean Manufacturing

Skills measured

This exam measures your ability to accomplish the technical tasks listed below. The percentages indicate the relative weight of each major topic area on the exam. The higher the percentage, the more questions you are likely to see on that content area on the exam.

Prerequisties:

Microsoft Training80310 - LEAN Manufacturing in Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012

Please note that the questions may test on, but will not be limited to, the topics described in the bulleted text.

Understand lean manufacturing concepts (17%)

  • Define and describe the core concepts of lean manufacturing
    • Five lean principles, lean enterprise, cell and line design, lean terminology, supported lean principles in Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012
  • Explain value stream theory
    • Operations support, value stream setup
  • Explain production flows
    • Value stream and production flows, production flow function, continuous improvement, semi-finished products (non-bill of materials [BOM] levels), products and materials in work in process (WIP)
  • Define and describe Kanbans
    • Kanban types, Kanban replenishment strategies, fixed-quantity Kanbans, scheduled Kanbans, event Kanbans, diagram Kanban type/replenishment strategy, Kanban boards, simple production flow, high-level production flow, setup, and interconnectivity

Understand production flows (16%)

  • Explain production flow versions
    • Production flow functions, creating and activating a production flow version
  • Calculate takt time and cycle time
    • Fields and definitions, production flow version details
  • Set up production flow activities
    • Single process activity production flow, creating a process activity, validating and activating the production flow version
  • Create production flows
    • Create a single transfer activity production flow, create a two-activity production flow, create process and transfer activities
  • Explain inventory integration
    • Sites, warehouses, and locations; production flow activities, inventory, and storage concepts; update on hand; tracking and tracing; Warehouse Management System (WMS) integration; BOM settings and picking; picking activities
  • Explain semi-finished product concepts
    • Semi-finished activities, settings, and options; multi-process activity Kanbans; Kanbans that supply semi-finished product; WIP; products supplied by production flow activity stay in WIP; material directly transferred to WIP with transfer activity; products transferred out of production; Kanban supermarkets; variable consumption

Use and manage Kanbans (15%)

  • Define and describe Kanban concepts
    • Manufacturing Kanban, withdrawal Kanban, Kanban replenishment strategies, subcontracting activities and manufacturing Kanbans, fixed-quantity Kanban subcontracts, alternative production flow subcontracts, manual printing of Kanban cards, automatic printing of Kanban cards and pick lists
  • Plan Kanban jobs
    • Planning a process Kanban job, work cell capacity, Kanban job status for process jobs, automatic planning of Kanbans, planning period fence, capacity shortage reaction, loading Kanban jobs on the Kanban schedule, lean schedule groups, Kanban schedule board, changing Kanban job statuses
  • Process Kanban jobs
    • Kanban Board for Process Jobs form—Pick functions, Manufacture functions, View functions, Job Details fields; prepare Kanban; start Kanban; complete Kanban; Kanban Board for Transfer Jobs form buttons; processing a transfer job
  • Set up and configure Kanban quantity calculation policies
    • Kanban Quantity Calculation Policies form; creating quantity calculations to generate and update Kanban rules; Kanban quantity simple formula; Kanban quantity, including safety factor and safety stock; associating Kanban policy to Kanban rule

Using event Kanbans (13%)

  • Set up rules for event Kanbans
    • Kanban Rules form; Kanban Rules—Details fields, Quantities fields, Kanban and Cards fields, Events fields, Production Flow fields
  • Set up sales line events
    • Pegging tree
  • Set up and process Capable to Promise (CTP)
    • Delivery date control CTP, batch calculation using CTP
  • Set up Kanban line events
    • Manual creation of event Kanbans, batch processing of event Kanbans, Kanban line events, sales line events, BOM line events, stock replenishment events, item coverage settings

Understand scheduled Kanbans (13%)

  • Describe processes associated with the planned order type Kanban
    • Default order type, planned order rules
  • Describe how to use the supply schedule
    • Navigation to supply schedule, supply schedule display, processing with the supply schedule
  • Set up rules for scheduled Kanbans
    • Kanban Rules form; Kanban rules—Details fields, Quantities fields, Kanban and Cards fields, production flow fields, Kanbans fields; product family and item allocation keys; inventory considerations for scheduled Kanbans
  • Plan scheduled Kanbans
    • Scheduled Kanban planned order quantities, scheduled Kanbans and action messages, material requirements planning (MRP) considerations

Define and set up activity-based subcontracting (12%)

  • Subcontract vendor payments
    • Purchase agreements, purchase agreement header, Purchase Agreement Lines fields
  • Set up production flow with subcontracting activities
    • Subcontracting service, subcontracting service terms, assigning multiple service terms, transfer activities as subcontracting activities, create purchase documents for Subcontracting form
  • Perform cost accounting of subcontracted services
    • Direct outsourcing cost group type, cost calculation, subcontracting cost flow

Describe production flow costing (14%)

  • Explain standard cost requirements
    • Exception for transfer jobs, standard cost inventory model, standard cost for materials, standard cost for finished products, standard cost for subcontracted services, applied conversion on lean manufacturing
  • Describe how to use components for lean manufacturing
    • Costing setup for lean manufacturing, application of costs and variances, indirect manufacturing costs, production group, inventory posting profile, calculation of standard cost, calculation based on the production flow, default production flow, calculation based on the route, choosing the calculation method, flattening of BOM during cost calculation for lean items
  • Explain backflush costing concepts
    • Periodic backflush costing, end of period—backflush costing, calculation of the production flow's net realized usage over a period, clearing production flow's work in progress for the period, calculation for unused quantities, financial update for completed quantities, financial update for consumed products, products and materials in work in progress, clearing WIP for conversion costs—direct manufacturing, clearing WIP for conversion costs—indirect manufacturing, reinstating indirect cost for unused material quantities, calculation of production variances to standard cost, standard cost revaluations
  • Report production flow activities
    • Typical production flow transactions; variations when reporting production flow activities; ledger transactions for withdrawal type activities; inventory-controlled transfers within a single entity; inventory-controlled transfers across entities; non–inventory-controlled transfers from inventory to a production flow; Kanban scan empty transactions for location type Kanban supermarket; production completion transactions; Kanban job picking activity; production flow standard cost transactions; production flow WIP value; viewing the WIP balance of a production flow; subcontracting costing; viewing subcontracted activity costing; references

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