MB-700 Exam Dumps - Microsoft Dynamics 365: Finance and Operations Apps Solution Architect Expert Questions and Answers

Margie’s Travel offers consumers a loyalty program. Consumers can earn points per dollar spent across all in countries in which Margie’s operates. The loyalty program is currently managed by using a spreadsheet.

Box 1: Corporate libraries

Note: The infrastructure team must move the code for the loyalty program to test environment.

It’s important to note that you can browse a Business process modeler (BPM) library that is a global library or a corporate library. However, before you can edit and work with a BPM library, it must be part of your project in Microsoft Dynamics Lifecycle Services (LCS). Libraries that are distributed by Microsoft appear under Global libraries, whereas libraries that are published by your organization appear under Corporate libraries.

Box 2: Create business process

Margie’s Travel learns that the loyalty program across multiple countries is not a standard industry process and is not a standard feature in Dynamics 365 Finance.

There are several ways to author a BPM library. You can do so from scratch either building directly in the client or by importing an Excel template.

Note:

* The CTO has learned that there are updates to globalization features in Dynamics 365 Finance. The IT staff has been tasked with ensuring that they are the first group to receive these updates.

* The IT department has decided not to code for globalization issues because they are in an upcoming service update. They are closing in on go-live and need to make sure that the updates are applied in time.

Service updates are continuous, touchless updates that provide new features and functionality. You are in control and manage how your organization receives these updates. For example, you can sign up for the First Release program so that your organization receives updates first. You can apply the updates to any of your environments manually (self-update) or remain on the default release schedule and receive the auto-updates when you schedule them using LCS.

Note: Once user acceptance testing (UAT) has been completed, the project manager must report the number of tenants for production to Microsoft.

Go-live Readiness Review prerequisites

The project team should validate solution readiness. The following prerequisites must be met before the Go-live Readiness Review with Microsoft can be initiated. The production environment can be deployed after the Go-live Readiness Review with Microsoft has been successfully completed.

* User acceptance testing (UAT) and performance testing have been completed or almost completed in a Tier-2 (or higher) environment.

* The environment version that is planned for the go-live complies with the Software lifecycle policy.

* The environment version that is planned for the go-live complies with the Software lifecycle policy.

* All licenses that are required for go-live have been purchased in the correct tenant.

* Etc.