Question 1

A major distributor experiences difficulty in establishing an inventory replenishment methodology. Which segmentation approach is not possible with Replenishment Planning?

Options :

A : to group items based on item attributes for the product and customer dimensions and then assign a replenishment policy to each group

B : to group items based on user-defined attributes and then assign a replenishment policy to each group

C : to group items based on similar global consumption levels and then assign a replenishment policy to each group

D : to group items based on similar consumption levels by warehouse and then assign a replenishment policy to each group

Answer: A

Question 2

Your client wants to create a supply plan that only considers sales order and disregards forecast demand within a specific demand horizon. What must you do to accomplish this?

Options :

A : Manage Plans > Search and select supply plan > Supply tab > Organizations and Schedules tab > Remove all demand schedules

B : Manage Plans > Search and select demand plan > Demand tab > General tab > Select 'Do no spread forecast'

C : Manage Plans > Search and select demand plan > Demand tab > General tab > Check Demand Time Fence Control

D : Manage Plans > Search and select supply plan > Supply tab > General tab > Advanced Options > Check 'Create time fence'

E : Manage Plans > Search and select supply plan > Supply tab > General tab > Check Demand Time Fence Control

Answer: A

Question 3

Which is NOT a legitimate way to launch a plan?

Options :

A : When editing plan options, click Save and Run.

B : From Setup & Maintenance, in the Planning functional area, select a plan and click the Run icon.

C : Launch via a scheduled process.

D : From Manage Plans, select a plan in the search results, and select Run Plan from the Actions menu.

Answer: B

Question 4

Which is the correct sequence of possible solutions that a constrained plan might consider when attempting to resolve a capacity or resource overload?

Options :

A : First alternate resources, then substitute components, then alternate work definitions and item structures, and finally, alternate suppliers and source organizations.

B : First alternate suppliers, then alternate resources, then substitute components, then alternate work definitions and item structures, and finally, alternate source organizations.

C : First subscribe components, then alternate resources, then alternate work definitions and item structures, and finally, alternate suppliers and source organizations.

D : First alternate item structures, and work definitions, then substitute components, then alternate resources, and finally, alternate suppliers and source organizations.

Answer: A

Question 5

Which attribute or attributes can you maintain via the Maintain Supply Network Model task?

Options :

A : For Carriers: Enabled

B : For Customers. Suppliers, and Organizations: Time Zone

C : For Organizations: Supply Past Due. Customer, and ABC Assignment Group

D : For Interlocation Shipping Networks: Carrier. Mode of Transport, and Service Level

Answer: B