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Microsoft Dynamics AX (Archived)

Is nintex or k2 neccessary to connect different systems?

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I'm currently in the process of purchasing AX and i have some more questions.  I was told by my supplier of AX that a separate oa/BPM might be needed.  
I was surprised to hear that.  

Is the AX workflow engine not enough?  And which 3rd party product(any and all are recommended) work well with AX?

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  • Martin Dráb Profile Picture
    Martin Dráb 239,057 Most Valuable Professional on at

    What features are you looking for? AX has a workflow engine, but it's obviously an ERP system and not a specialized process modeling tool. Whether it has everything you need, you need some customization or a completely different piece of software depends on your concrete requirements.

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    We are in the property management and construction business.  

    Need to be able to solve our

    HR processes (new hires, data/form entry, employee reviews, KPI assessments)

    Have a computerized business process for acquiring new projects, negotiating on them, bringing them into the system, doing work and making purchases on such projects (100 projects a month)

    Creating processes to assist our property managers, especially in case escalation handling, returning deposits, and selling/releasing projects back to the owners.  

    Do you have any experience with other process modelling softwares?

  • Martin Dráb Profile Picture
    Martin Dráb 239,057 Most Valuable Professional on at

    AX includes a module for project management, but what you need is a proper fit/gap analysis. In other words, you have to map your own business processes (unknown to us) to Dynamics AX; then you'll see that there are gaps you have to fill by customizations or even additional systems. You can't replace it with a mere question on a forum. :)

    Note that the Business Process Modeler from Dynamics Lifecycle Services can help you with the analysis.

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