Oracle Manufacturing Cloud 2020 Implementation Essentials Sample Questions:

1. In a manufacturing cloud implementation, production operators want to perform work order updates using Dispatch List.
Identify two tasks that the Dispatch List allows the production users to perform.

A) Report Receipts
B) Report Material Transactions by Quantity and Serial Number
C) Report Cost Transactions
D) Report Component Returns
E) Report Resource Transactions

2. Which two steps should you use to create a new Oracle Transactional Business Intelligence report in the Manufacturing Cloud?

A) Use Business Intelligence answers to create the report.
B) Use the Manufacturing subject area to select the report columns and create the report.
C) Use Business Intelligence publisher to create a template and use that template to create the report.
D) Use ibots to create the report.

3. Identify the two configurations in Supply Chain cloud applications of Product Information Management (PIM) and Order promising (GOP), which must be set to process the Back-to-Back order with Make Supply Order, for a nonstocked item.

A) Set a local sourcing rule in GOP to determine supply creation option as Make.
B) Create Supply Chain Orchestration Supply Execution Document Creation Rule for the nonstocked item.
C) Set the nonstocked item to be back-to-back enabled in Product Information Management (PIM).
D) Create Supply Order Orchestration Defaulting and Enrichment Rule for the nonstocked item.
E) Set the global sourcing rule in GOP to determine supply creation option as Make.

4. A Work Center created a month ago is no longer in use now. You want to remove the Work Center; however, the system is no allowing you to delete it.
Identify three reasons for this.

A) There are resources associated with the Work Center.
B) The Work Center is being referenced in the Closed Work Order.
C) The work center is being referenced in the Work Area.
D) The work center is being references in the work definition operation.
E) The Work Center is being referenced in the Open Work Order.

5. Your customer has multiple distribution centers and a few manufacturing plants. Plants make different items with some overlap between them in terms of products manufactured. The distribution centers stock parts from all plants. A Corporate Engineering team is responsible for centrally defining items and catalogues. This team defines the items and sets the attributes for most parameters. The respective distribution centers and manufacturing plants are allowed to change some attributes locally.
Identify two different ways of achieving this requirement.

A) Set up Plants as Inventory Organizations, Distribution Centers as Item Organizations, and Corporate Engineering organization as Inventory Organization.
B) Set up Plants as Inventory Organizations, Distribution Centers as Inventory Organizations, and Corporate Engineering organizations as Item Organization.
C) Set up Plants and Distribution Centers as Inventory organizations and Corporate Engineering organization as Inventory Organization.
D) Set up Plants as Inventory Organizations, Distribution Centers as Item Organizations, and Corporate Engineering organization as Item Organization.
E) Set up Plants and Distribution Centers as Inventory organizations and Corporate Engineering organization as Item Organization

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