JITA Learning · Microsoft · Field Guide
MB-330 · Microsoft Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management Functional Consultant
Build working judgment for Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management.
What you should expect
Build working judgment for Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management.
This Field Guide develops a working mental model of Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management. You will connect configure products, inventory dimensions, inventory processes, and costing behavior, design procurement, vendor, sales order, fulfillment, and intercompany processes, configure warehouse management, work, mobile flows, cross docking, and transportation, and use master planning, ATP/CTP, demand, supply, and replenishment logic appropriately. You are not just memorizing feature names; you are learning what owns the requirement, what can fail, and how to verify the outcome.
What you will learn
- configure products, inventory dimensions, inventory processes, and costing behavior
- design procurement, vendor, sales order, fulfillment, and intercompany processes
- configure warehouse management, work, mobile flows, cross docking, and transportation
- use master planning, ATP/CTP, demand, supply, and replenishment logic appropriately
- recognize why one technically plausible alternative loses under the stated requirement
- apply Changed Fact reasoning and verify the design or implementation through operational evidence
Decision skills you will practice
- identify the governing requirement
- compare the nearest plausible alternative
- apply Changed Fact reasoning
- trace prerequisites, dependencies, and failure paths
- verify configured state, effective state, runtime outcome, and negative-path evidence
Who this is for
functional consultants and supply chain practitioners designing inventory, procurement, sales, warehouse, planning, transportation, quality, and costing processes
Use this when you need to learn the architecture, mechanics, dependencies, tradeoffs, failure paths, and verification logic behind the certification.
Decisions you will learn to distinguish
- inventory control vs warehouse execution
- master planning decision vs order-processing decision
- costing/financial effect vs physical inventory movement
Why JITA is different
Microsoft explains the platform. JITA teaches the decision.
Microsoft Learn explains the services, features, and documented behavior that support Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management. JITA connects those capabilities into decisions: what owns the requirement, what the nearest alternative is, what changes when one fact changes, and what evidence proves the implementation worked.
How to choose:
Use the Field Guide to build understanding. Use the Exam Preparation Guide to test whether that understanding survives exam-style decisions.