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Sure Step methodology in D365FO.

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Please let me know about Sure Step methodology in D365FO.

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S padhy Microsoft Employee on at

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Hello,

You can check here mbs.microsoft.com/.../SureStep

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Junaid Idrees on at

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Hi @rp@n,

In addition to what is provided by S Padhy, You can also check the below video on Sure Step:

www.youtube.com/watch

Please note these days we are using LCS and BPM (Business Process Modeler) in D365 new implementation, you can check the further detail below MS docs:

1. docs.microsoft.com/.../bpm-overview

2. docs.microsoft.com/.../complete-tasks-bpm

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Junaid Idrees on at

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Hi @rp@n,

Do you need any additional information/Help from community?

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Hi

When to use Water Fall model and when to use Agile methodology?

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Ludwig Reinhard Microsoft Employee on at

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Hi @rp@n,

I don't think that there is a best way/situation when to use the water fall method and when to use the agile method.

The usage of the one or the other method depends on the company implementing D365FO, the culture of the company, etc. etc.

Currently the water fall method is considered being 'old school' by many.

Yet, it might be the best method that fits your company, your culture, the way people work.

It really depends on many factors what method to use and under which circumstances.

Because of that, I don't think that you will get a definite answer to your question here.

You have to find out what might fit best in your specific environment.

Best regards,

Ludwig

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Hi @rp@n

In nutshell, waterfall we usually use when your business requirements are very well discussed and understood by your customers and with less changes in agreed Scope.

As far as Agile is concerned, it is more flexible approach and used for Large scale projects.

As ludwig mentioned there are multiple factors involved to select right methodology for your project, it depends on your project scope, implementation timeline, development work, integrations, Data migration scope.

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