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Category Archives: MIcrosoft Official Curriculum

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July changes to Dynamics Operations (AX 7) Certification and Amish Territory

MIcrosoft Official CurriculumBy Brandon AhmadJuly 24, 2017

Many years ago when I was new and a small town, junior programmer, an extremely accomplished senior software developer architect gave me some very precious advice. He told me that if I wanted to be successful as a developer than I would have to accept the fact that 20% of my knowledge will become outdated…

Dynamics Certification Path Update: SQL Seniority Penalty, new MCSA, and MCSE

MIcrosoft Official CurriculumBy Brandon AhmadMay 12, 2017

Some good and bad news.. So, after having blogged earlier this week and lamenting about no higher certifications for “Microsoft Dynamics AX/Operations/AX7/Operations and Financials”, I learned that Microsoft is now offering an MCSA and an MCSE for the new Dynamics Operations. This was welcome news. I had been strongly advocating this during the past 4…

Thoughts on the New Dynamics Operations and Financials Development Certification (MB6-890)

MIcrosoft Official CurriculumBy Brandon AhmadMay 8, 2017

Today I got around to taking the only Dynamics Operations Technical exam during my lunch break from work. I passed it, but I thought I would write this post for all of you hard core technical people who are burning the midnight oil to keep those skills current and verified. It’s a challenge to keep…

How to copy your labs off the virtual Machine when taking Microsoft Official Curriculum Machines, plus copy and paste.

MIcrosoft Official CurriculumBy Brandon AhmadOctober 27, 2012

One of the most common requests that I get when teaching development courses is how to copy and paste from the electronic pdf’s(courseware) to the labs. There is often a lot of code and lab time could be spent more efficiently by copying and pasting code than typing out hundreds of lines. This allows for…

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