3. Kevin (End user)  Need for a simple user interface  Need to improve productivity Isaac (Developer)  Customizing and extending business applications  Quickly responding to changing business needs Chris (IT Engineer)  Need to simplify installation and deployment  Need to reduce time spent in administration

5. Microsoft Dynamics AX Database Application Object Server (AOS) ASP.NET User Controls Data Client SDK Developer Microsoft SharePoint Database Develop User Controls Internet Site Anonymous Vendor Portal Vendor Customer Portal Customer Integration Sites Employee Portal Employee Define Business Objects, Relations and Logic Develop Pages Microsoft SharePoint Web Parts Web Part Connection Session Management Security Microsoft Dynamics AX Web Parts

6. PersonaPain Points and ChallengesFeatures CoveredResults and Benefits Isaac (Developer)  Need to develop separately for Enterprise Portal and Client  Model-driven development for list pages  Development time and cost savings

7. PersonaPain Points and ChallengesFeatures CoveredResults and Benefits Isaac (Developer)  Developing and deploying controls takes a long time  Microsoft Dynamics ® AX framework and tools for Microsoft ® Visual Studio ®  Rapid development experience enabled via framework and tools enhancements

8. PersonaPain Points and ChallengesFeatures CoveredResults and Benefits Isaac (Developer)  Enabling common interaction patterns is difficult  New metadata settings  Quickly set up a variety of interaction patterns

9. 1.Use the new model-driven development approach to create list pages that are shared between Enterprise Portal and Client 2.Use one-click deploy from the Display Menu Item to deploy model-driven list pages to Enterprise Portal 3.Use Info part in the preview pane to display extended information for the current record 4.Use Info/Form parts in FactBox area to display related information for the current record. Reuse these on the corresponding details page for consistency 5.Refresh Application Object Data (AOD) cache during development to instantly see metadata changes reflected for model-driven list pages in Enterprise Portal

10. 6.Use the EPWebApplication project template and the EPUserControl templates to jump- start details page creation using Visual Studio 7.Use the Application Explorer in Visual Studio to add existing controls to the EP Web Application project and work on them 8.Use one-click deploy from the Web Managed Content Item to deploy the corresponding Web Control to a new page in Enterprise Portal 9.Use the WindowMode and WindowSize property on the Web URL Menu Item to display the details page in a modal dialog 10.To connect the list page to the details page, set the HyperlinkMenuItem property of a field in the grid to the Display Menu Item that points to the Web URL Menu Item of the details page

11. UXDevelopmentAdministration

12. Sales Project Viewing Sales Project Viewing Time Entry Questionnaire Shop Floor Control Time Entry Questionnaire Shop Floor Control Customer Self-Service Sales/Service Project Viewing CRM Purchase Requisitions Compliance Center Sales/Service Project Viewing CRM Purchase Requisitions Compliance Center Vendor Profile Orders Items Price Agreements Vendor Profile Orders Items Price Agreements Time Entry Questionnaire Shop Floor Control Expense Management Time Entry Questionnaire Shop Floor Control Expense Management Customer Self-Service