A.Root Cause Analysis

B.Business Process Monitoring

C.Technical Administration

D.SAP Engagement and SAP Service Delivery

A.The Sap Solution Manager is a central platform for key activities in operations.

B.The infrastructure of the Solution Management Strategy does not include access to the SAP service market place.

C.Several systems cannot be grouped together as one solution landscape for operation purposes.

D.The idea of the SAP Solution Manager is to combine all services and support in one central portal and facilitate the delivery.

A.Physical memory Usage

B.Dialog response time

C.CPU utilization

D.Usage and Pocedure Logging (UPL)

A.Support Desk

B.Service Delivery

C.Testing

D.Implementation and Distribution

E.Monitoring

A.Development, Testing and Production belong to the same client.

B.Development, testing, and production run in the same database schema.

C.Development and Testing activities share a common repository.

D.Development, Testing and Production operations are separated.