Why this is in my collection
From the publisher:
Implement industry-grade finance and supply chain solutions for successful enterprise resource planning (ERP)
Highlights
- The solution architect translates between business process and platform capability — the role's whole value is holding the conceptual model of finance and supply-chain processes apart from Dynamics' implementation of them; the same two-layer separation MDDE enforces between model and platform.
- Configuration over customization as a survival rule — ERP wisdom says bend the process to the standard before bending the code, because custom code is what makes upgrades bleed; a rules-of-engagement stance on where bespoke complexity is allowed to live.
- An ERP is a giant pre-built data model with opinions — implementing one is largely mapping an organization's actual entities and flows onto a vendor's canonical model; instructive as the opposite pole from modeling your own domain first.
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