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Planner 1 works in Europe and needs to see three measures in kilograms (the default UOM). Planner 2 is US- based and needs to see those same three measures in pounds. Both planners need to use five tables in their plan analyses on a regular basis. At the moment, all five tables are displayed in kilograms.
Which two options would most efficiently address this requirement?

• A.Open each table and format measures to duplicate the three measures and then format the duplicated measures to be displayed in pounds.
• B.Create duplicates of the three measures in Manage Planning Measures and change each new measure's UOM from kilograms to pounds, then duplicate the five tables but use the new measures.
• C.There is no efficient solution to this requirement.
• D.Planner 2 opens a table, formats each measure to be displayed in pounds. When Planner 1 opens the same table, they reformat back to be displayed in kilograms.
• E.Duplicate all five tables, then format the three measures in the copied tables to be displayed in pounds.

When planning for customer demand to be fulfilled from internal organizations or from a contract manufacturer, what are the four types of planned orders that can be generated? (Choose four.)

• A.Transfer orders for internally owned components being transferred from contract manufacturer to internal organizations.
• B.Buy orders for components purchased at internal organizations and contract manufacturer organizations.
• C.Transfer orders for internally owned components being transferred from internal organizations to contract manufacturer organizations.
• D.Transfer orders for finished goods being transferred from contract manufacturer organizations to internal organizations.
• E.Make orders for items being manufactured in the contract manufacturer organization.
• F.Return orders for items being manufactured in the contract manufacturer organization.

A new product has no similar items on which to base a forecast. Which approach is a temporary solution for supply planning?

• A.Consider a simulation of the supply plan's calculated safety stock.
• B.Use safety stock as demand, until enough shipment history is available.
• C.There is no temporary solution.
• D.Consider safety stock based on a days-of-cover calculation.

Demand planner opens the pre-seeded plan summary of the demand plan and wants to analyze the forecast results. Describe the steps to review and analyze the forecast results.

• A.Click "Revenue and Margin" tile. Review the "Revenue by Period" graph and pick a specific period.
  Right-click on a period, click Drill To -> Default Group -> Revenue Analysis to open the table and review the details.
• B.Click "Demand at Risk in thousands" tile. Review "Demand at Risk by Product Category" graph and pick a product category. Right-click on product category, click Drill To -> Default Group -> Demand Analysis to open the table and review the details.
• C.Click "Forecast Comparison in the thousands" tile. Review "Forecast Comparison by Product Category" graph and pick a product category. Right-click on product category, click Drill To -> Default Group -> Forecast Analysis to open the table and review the details.
• D.Click "Revenue and Forecast" tile. Review "Revenue by Period" graph and pick a specific period. Right- click on a period, click Drill To -> Default Group -> Forecast Analysis to open the table and review the details.

You are a demand planner and you want to generate forecast for all laptop and desktop products in the US business unit. You are using standard enterprise and product hierarchy. You have created a demand plan and now you must define plan scope.
Identify three valid steps. (Choose three.)

• A.For plan organizations, select hierarchy as enterprise, level as business unit, and US and level member.
• B.For forecasting items, select hierarchy as product, level as category level 1, and laptop and desktop categories as level members.
• C.For forecasting items, select hierarchy as product, level as product, and all laptop and desktop products as level members.
• D.For plan parameters, select forecasting calendar as Gregorian and time level as week.
• E.For plan organizations, select hierarchy as enterprise, level as country, and US as level member.
• F.For plan parameters, select forecasting calendar as Gregorian and time level as month.