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MB-330 deep review — September 27, 2026

The complete guide was read and 101 October objectives in 17 groups were individually mapped. The accepted June 20, 2025 baseline remains separate from October 21 preparation; domain weights are unchanged. The current credential lists a 100-minute exam in English and Japanese, and the official course is five days.

Learning changes

Four original examples explain case/each conversions, inspected versus blocked inventory, weight-based landed-cost allocation and Planning Optimization delay tolerance. The guide now has ten labs and 44 answered checks.

The operational additions distinguish:

  • Location-level reservation boundaries and demand-committed batch allocation.
  • Lifecycle planning exclusion from other transaction restrictions.
  • Periodic inventory settlement from recalculation and other valuation models.
  • Basic quality Full blocking from WMS sampling work and supported quarantine flows.
  • Maintenance-calendar entries from generated work orders and consumption.
  • Consignment possession from ownership, and purchase GIT from transfer voyages.
  • Bundle parent commercial documents from component warehouse execution.
  • Worker logoff from Entra sign-out, supported authentication and app lifecycle.
  • A lost mobile response from failed server work: inspect completion before retrying.
  • Engine-specific positive/negative days, fit-analysis limitations and firming dates.
  • Keeping confirmed planned supply from retaining received stock outside positive days.

Ten synthetic arithmetic assertions checked the four examples. No Dynamics environment, scanner, sign-in, quality order, cost posting, mobile retry or planning run was executed. All labs remain learner exercises requiring appropriate access.

The CTP line-change article contains inconsistent dates in an example. The guide uses its documented prerequisites and behavior without reproducing those dates, and schedules a follow-up. A corrected calendar and tenant-level test remain needed.

Resources and useful blog reading

The eight Learn-path landing pages and current course page were checked; individual modules were not completed. Earlier path durations totaling 50h07 are explicitly historical. The MicrosoftLearning repository README was reviewed, but individual handouts were not read or run. Signed-in Practice Assessment contents and partner event schedules were not verified.

MeasureUp's public listing shows 154 questions last updated in March 2023 and an obsolete MB-300 prerequisite statement. Its current October coverage is unproven. Udemy blocked retrieval, so the previously observed July 2024 update is historical. No paid questions or lessons were reviewed or incorporated.

Two Microsoft blog readings are linked with bounded exercises:

  • Sameer Verma, September 23, 2026: the SCM section of the ERP announcement supports tracing a proposed supplier delay to affected demand, evidence and approval. Public previews and forthcoming capabilities remain qualified; no agent is needed for the paper exercise and the announcement does not expand the exam blueprint.
  • Michael Fruergaard Pontoppidan and Denis Conway, February 16, 2024: the historical mobile-app article supports a usability and shift-handoff test matrix. Current authentication, release and support documentation takes precedence over its old version and device-code guidance.

Relevant public article text was reviewed; demonstrations, customer outcomes and preview availability were not independently tested.

Ongoing review

The automation documentation now includes the transition from Dynamics/Power Platform release-wave disclosure to the AI at Work roadmap. Roadmap CSV/RSS ingestion remains unimplemented; the existing monitor schedules research tasks and checks registered sources. A card disappearing does not establish its outcome.

Three dated research events cover the CTP example, November roadmap transition and the May 2027 mobile support-window start. These are research checkpoints, not additional vendor release commitments.

All guide citations are registered with reachability evidence in ADLC_Docs/operations/2026-09-27-mb-330-deep-review.json, alongside objective mappings, source observations, blog decisions and before/after guide hashes. Repository tests and publication gates are recorded there after execution. This was a same-context AI review; independent and human review remain pending.