Introduction
Using visual models when implementing Dynamics 365 helps to create a shared understanding of what are the key features of your solution. They can help you map out the requirements and how they relate to one another. In this article, I will focus on the Use Case Diagram, which is one of the diagrams I use on my Dynamics 365 implementation. Check out my previous article on an…
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Model your Dynamics 365 Solution – Use Case Diagram (Part 2)
Using visual models when implementing Dynamics 365 helps to create a shared understanding of what are the key features of your solution. They can help you map out the requirements and how they relate to one another. In this article, I will focus on the Use Case Diagram, which is one of the diagrams I use on my Dynamics 365 implementation.
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