The development consultants are documenting the user interface, business and data layer components that will be required to deliver each proposed system modification. They are also reviewing the design security and identifying additional security requirements.
What are they doing?

• A. Creating the solution design document, including all solution design elements for presentation and eventual sign-off by the customer.
• B. Identifying process testing scenarios
• C. Creating the technical design document for the proposed system modification.
• D. Creating the gap design in the functional design document.

You have finished all customization efforts and are now focussed on the Go-live date and obtaining user
acceptance sign-off. You need to execute user acceptance tests.
What are the elements of good user acceptance tests scripts?
Choose the 2 that apply.

• A. The UAT scripts should include the necessary customer data that will allow the corresponding transaction to be completed without error.
• B. UAT scripts should focus on the daily transactions that system users perform.
• C. UAT scripts should focus on the requirements as recorded in the functional requirements document and validated by the customer.
• D. The UAT scripts should include demo data that will allow the corresponding transaction to be completed without error.

You are working as a project manager in a complex blended engagement that includes consultants from several partners and ISVs. Your customers have communicated that reliable and optimized performance is business-critical. You need to ensure that this concern is addressed and that your team understands the performance impact of the solution.
What should you do?

• A. Execute the activities related to the Optimization Offering, Design Review, as soon as the design documents become available.
• B. Execute the activities related to the Optimization Offering, Performance Review, before Go-live in the deployment phase.
• C. Execute the activities related to the project management discipline, Risk and Issue Management, as early in the project lifecycle as possible.
• D. Execute the activities related to Conducting a Production Audit in the deployment phase.

You are planning for a project that does not contain customizations and that will be implemented with an accelerated approach.
How should you plan to migrate data ?

• A. Gather data migration requirements in the Analysis phase. During the Design phase, start the data migration design and create a subset of data for testing. In the Development phase, start to develop data migration scripts and plan to execute the final data migration to production in the Deployment phase.
• B. During the development phase, develop the data migration scripts. Follow this activity with a review and update of the master data management process. Finalize the data migration Design in the Solution Design Document.
• C. Gather data migration requirements in the Deployment phase. Develop the data migration scripts after requirements gathering is complete. Schedule the final data migration to production as close to the Go-live as possible.
• D. Gather data migration requirements in the Analysis phase. Begin data migration in the Design phase. Schedule the final data migration to production to occur in the Deployment phase.

Your team has successfully deployed a Microsoft Dynamics solution in a large global organization with
multiple sites. Daily business transactions and activities are now operational.
Which activities should be budgeted to take place after the Go-live milestone?
Choose the 2 that apply.

• A. Finalize training documentation.
• B. Create a Production Operations Guide that covers standard operational and support activities related to the new Microsoft Dynamics solution.
• C. Provide the customer with post Go-live support.
• D. Determine final resolution for any items that are outstanding after Go-live.