Item by Item (IBI) Introduces Comprehensive D365 Engineering Change Management Training Curriculum

Item by Item (IBI) has unveiled a new training curriculum focused on Microsoft D365 Engineering Change Management (ECM), a move set to revolutionize how organizations handle product design changes. This curriculum is meticulously designed to foster seamless collaboration among engineering, production, and supply chain teams, ensuring that product updates are managed more efficiently and effectively.

The curriculum is structured into four specialized learning paths and encompasses 35 micro-courses, catering to various roles within an organization. These include Design Engineer – Setup, Design Engineer – Management, Product Coordinator, and Change Requester. By adopting this training, companies can leverage Microsoft D365 ECM to enhance product data management, version control, and change processes, leading to superior product quality, minimized production delays, and improved teamwork across departments.

Elif Item, Founder and CEO of Item by Item, highlighted the significance of the new curriculum, stating, "Engineering Change Management functionality in D365 can make your new product introductions and product change processes far easier and more streamlined." She further emphasized the flexibility of the ECM capability, noting its applicability even post-implementation of D365, thus offering organizations a non-disruptive pathway to operational improvement.

The Engineering Change Management curriculum is now accessible to all customers on the IBI Learning Platform, renowned as one of the globe's premier self-serve online training platforms for Microsoft Dynamics 365. With over 1,300 micro-courses, 90 learning paths, and 230 assessments across various D365 products, the platform stands as a comprehensive resource for professionals seeking to enhance their expertise in Finance, Supply Chain, Commerce, Sales, Customer Service, and Field Service.

This initiative by IBI represents a significant step forward in empowering organizations to navigate the complexities of product design changes with greater agility and confidence, ultimately driving innovation and efficiency in today's fast-paced business environment.