Solution Design Pillars: Learning Path to Become Functional Consultant:FC-002 

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Welcome to the next video on “Learning Path to Become Functional consultant” series.
In our previous discussion, we delved into the significance of project phases and methodology for a functional consultant. Now, let's narrow our focus to specific phases. In this video, I will explore the "Initiate" phase, a pivotal component for functional consultants, with a particular emphasis on "Solution Design."
Solution design is majorly focused on three things:
1. Process
2. People
3. Data
As a functional consultant, I will play a crucial role in the solution design, and this video will specifically address the "Process" component and the deliverables expected from the consultant.
If you're navigating the journey toward becoming a functional consultant, this series can be beneficial, regardless of the specific product you're exploring (be it D365 F&O, CE, BC, or any other ERP).