a. SAP Enterprise Resource Planning
b. Business Technology Platform
c. Financial
Accounting
d. Procurement
e. Controlling
Which are the correct answers?
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2) What are usually the first steps when creating a new project?
a. Planning the capacity and allocating
the budget
b. Staffing all positions and releasing
the project structure
c. Creating the project plan and
the project structure
d. Releasing the project charter
and executing resource scheduling
Which are the correct answers?
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3) You don't want to create a project structure from scratch. What can you use to assist you when creating a project?
a. A template
b. Network activities
c. A work breakdown structure (WBS)
d. A project plan
Which are the correct answers?
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4) Which functional areas of SAP S/4HANA are directly connected to Project Management for the types of projects discussed here?
a. Manufacturing
b. Maintenance
c. Sales
d. Controlling
e. Procurement
Which are the correct answers?
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Answer
1) c, d, e
2) c
3) a
SAP Project System: A project management tool from SAP that integrates with other SAP modules and third-party tools like Microsoft Projects and Primavera.
Project Definition: A framework in SAP for all organizational elements within a project, such as WBS and Networks.
Work Breakdown Structure (WBS): A hierarchical model of a project used for planning costs, revenues, payments, scheduling, and budgeting.
Network: Represents the flow of activities or tasks within a project, used for planning, analyzing, controlling, and monitoring schedules, dates, and resources.
Standard Project Structure: Templates used to standardize project management, making project processing more transparent and enabling comparison of projects with similar structures.
Project Type: Groups projects according to criteria, allowing for authorization and security based on project types.
Project Coding Mask: Helps display complex project numbers and indicates the position of a WBS element in the project hierarchy.
Project Version: Snapshots of projects at different stages to keep track of change history.
4) c, d, e
