Prepare to go-live with finance and operations apps
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Table of Content:
- Question 1: What does “go-live” mean in Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations?
- Question 2: When is the FastTrack go-live checklist completed?
- Question 3: How does FastTrack engagement differ based on revenue?
- Question 4: What happens if the production environment is requested too early?
- Question 5: How can a queued production deployment request be canceled?
- Question 6: How is a production environment requested?
- Question 7: Why is a service account recommended as the Admin user?
- Question 8: What is the role of the Dynamics Service Engineering (DSE) team?
- Question 9: What are deployable packages and why do they require downtime?
- Question 10: What is the FastTrack go-live assessment?
- Question 11: What is Microsoft FastTrack for Finance and Operations?
- Question 12: Why is go-live preparation critical in Finance and Operations apps?
- Question 13: What are the key activities involved in preparing for go-live?
- Question 14: Explain the go-live process in Finance and Operations apps.
- Question 15: What is the role of Lifecycle Services (LCS) in go-live?
- Question 16: What is the Lifecycle Services methodology and why must it be completed?
- Question 17: How should LCS steps and phases be completed correctly?
- Question 18: What are key UAT requirements before go-live?
- Question 19: Why must UAT be performed on Tier-2 or higher environments?
- Question 20: What does “Production Ready” mean?