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Hello Sebastian, The guidance content for Microsoft Dynamics 365 is an ongoing project with contributors from across Microsoft. Specifically the business processes and related patterns is currently based on the catalog in the Excel file at https://github.com/microsoft/dynamics365patternspractices/tree/main/templates/business-processes The catalog outlines content that we believe captures each end-to-end process at an increasingly detailed level. Learn more at https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/get-started/contribute#business-process-contributions Currently, we at Microsoft have identified 13 end-to-end scenarios, but more may be added later. You can suggest a new end-to-end scenario by submitting an Issue of type Business process catalog change request here: https://github.com/microsoft/dynamics365patternspractices/issues/new/choose We very much welcome contributions from the community. We don't have a fixed roadmap due to resource constraints, but the Excel file contains our vision. Keep the feedback coming! |
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Dear Eva and Rachel,
First off all, Thank you for a wonderful work you are doing. The standardised process and pattern list is something that our community was waiting for a long time!
We have already started to utilise documents you are preparing and are very curious about the roadmap of the d365 patterns & practices project (D365P&P).
Our plan is to extend your work for our d365 based solutions and our d365 implementation methodology, thus we are interested knowing which outcomes of the D365P&P are likely being frequently updated and which we may consider completed.
How often do you plan do update d365 process list, do you consider the existing list a complete catalogue and only new process will be added along new functionality released or it is still a draft that will evolve.
It seems at the moment the most important aspect is knowing the road map regarding the business process catalogue but also other related questions arise:
Best regards,
Sebastian Widz
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