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Duration 14 hours
Course Outline
Introduction to QAD 2010
- Comprehensive overview of QAD Enterprise Applications.
- Exploring the user interface, menu structures, and navigation techniques.
- Gaining insight into data structures and the application of lookup functions.
Quality Management Module
- Overview of quality control processes and regulatory compliance standards.
- Managing non-conformance tracking and implementing corrective actions.
- Understanding integration with production planning and supplier management.
Finance Module
- Analysis of financial module structures, including General Ledger (GL), Accounts Payable (AP), and Accounts Receivable (AR).
- Examining transaction flows and underlying posting logic.
- Utilizing basic reporting capabilities and reconciliation tools.
Materials Management
- Fundamentals of inventory control and warehouse management.
- The procurement cycle, covering purchasing and requisition processes.
- An introduction to material planning and Material Requirements Planning (MRP).
Systems Administration Overview
- Core concepts of security protocols and user administration.
- Understanding menu and program configuration parameters.
- Managing monitoring, printing, and job execution functions.
Cross-Functional Integration
- Mapping data flow pathways between different modules.
- Illustrating interdependencies, such as the link between materials and finance.
- Defining the role of systems staff in facilitating cross-functional operations.
Support, Troubleshooting, and Documentation
- Identifying common user issues and applying effective resolution strategies.
- Leveraging QAD help resources and official support documentation.
- Adopting best practices for maintaining system documentation and updates.
Summary and Next Steps
Requirements
- A solid grasp of basic business processes within manufacturing or distribution sectors.
- Existing familiarity with ERP system usage or administrative tasks.
Target Audience
- ERP systems personnel responsible for supporting QAD end-users.
- IT support staff aspiring to take on QAD user support or administrative roles.
- New team members entering QAD-based operational environments.
