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SAP ERP
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Subject
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it-skills
Instructions:
Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. Time needed for supplier to fill order
Internal
Bullwhip Effect
Application service providers (ASP)
Initial Order Lead Time
2. This FI org structure is the smallest organizational unit for which accounting can be carried out
Organizational structure
Sales and Operations Planning (SOP)
Purchasing group
Company code
3. A plant does not have to be a [traditional] physical structure - Anything that holds _______ that is valued can be a plant.
ROH
Direct Costs
Application service providers (ASP)
Inventory
4. costing - profit - product costing - profitabilit analysis - valuations - flexibility
Duet
Managerial accounting
Product Cost Variant
Cost Variances
5. CO's target audience
Internal
General ledger
Raw materials
Shorter implementation time
6. Large fluctuations in demand throughout the supply chain caused by a slight change in the number of products sold
HIBE
Intercompany Transaction
Bullwhip Effect
Financial accounting
7. G/L Accounts - Vendor Masters General Data - Material Master General Data - Divisions - and Distribution Channels.
Demand Management
SOLAR02
LEER
Chart of Accounts
8. To share a ___________________ - One person creates the general ledger - and then the others create it using the same account number - and assign it to their company code.
Goods receipt
Title IX
General ledger master account
HAWA
9. SAP org structure at the highest level - created at that level
Client
Fiscal year variant
Types of COA
Repetitive Manufacturing
10. The relationship between the general ledger and the chart of accounts: A general ledger uses a chart of accounts to be able to do ______________.
Transactions
Raw materials
Credit control area
Purchasing and Accounts Payable
11. Client - company - company code - chart of accounts - fiscal year variant - and credit control area.
FI org structures
Title II
Balance Sheet
Accounting
12. Electronic computer to computer transfer of standard business documents that allows companies to handle the purchasing process electronically - Been used by companies since 1960s
Bullwhip Effect
SOLAR02
Electronic Data Interchange (EDI)
Metrics
13. 'Recipe' or list of materials (including quantities) needed to make a product
E-Commerce
Bill of Material (BOM)
Purchasing organizations
Bullwhip Effect
14. External accounting- balance sheet - profit and loss statement - legal requirement - standards -
Financial accounting
Electronic Data Interchange (EDI)
Goods requisition
Capacity
15. To value inventory and a set time of year.
HAWA
SCM costs
MM fiscal period
Purchasing organization
16. A record that shows a company's sales costs of sales - and the profit and loss for a period
RMMAIN
MMPV
Profit and Loss Statement (P&L)
Types of COA
17. Setting the defaults of the SAP screen for a company
Configuration
Profit and Loss Statement (P&L)
General Ledger
Organizational structure
18. This has to be assigned for each comapny code to be able to create GL for the company. basis of general ledger - complete list of all acounts utilized in GL for a company. Reports made from balances in GL COA -
Chart of accounts
General Ledger
Demand Management
Internet-based procurement
19. Advanced form of inventory cost accounting in which overhead costs are assigned to products - based on the manufacturing activities that gave rise to the costs - Keeps records on costs and activities - Requires more bookkeeping than traditional cost
Activity-Based Costing
Minimized errors
Cash-to-Cash cycle time
Credit control area
20. MRP can generate two types of orders: Planned Production Orders - __________ Orders
Business focus
HAWA
Purchase info record
Planned Purchase
21. SAP recommends the ____________ be established at the plant level.
Valuation of inventory
Cost Variances
Transactions
Radio Frequency Identification Technology (RFID)
22. Operating supplies
HIBE
Currency Translation
Field status variants
Storage location
23. Concerning financial statement account balances expressed in one currency into balances expressed in another currency
Standard Costs
MRP Record
Currency Translation
Chart of Accounts
24. Determining production and order quantities
Lot Sizing
Initial Fill Rate
Business area
Types of COA
25. The steps to procurement: Initialization from MRP. - Creating a __________ order. - Creating a purchase order. - Receive goods for purchasing / goods receipt. - Invoice receipt. - Pay if purchase order - invoice receipt - and goods receipt fall withi
Chart of accounts
Goods requisition
RMMAIN
Value-Added Network (VAN)
26. A trading good has a MRP view - even though it is only purchased - Because a ________ still has to be made.
Tolerance Groups
Forecast
Repetitive Manufacturing
E-Commerce
27. The purpose of a __________ in the MM module: Reserving materials for an upcoming sales/production order - just puts it aside
SAP NetWeaver
Optional FI org structures
Reservation
Title IX
28. Do not have a purchasing view. Are not ever purchased - they are manufactured.
Finished goods
Cost of operations
Internet-based procurement
MM and FI
29. Normal costs of manufacturing a product production and accounting must compare standard costs with actual costs to make account adjustments regularly
FI org structures
Purchasing organizations
Standard Costs
Metrics
30. The ________ for the purchasing process exists in MM and FI: they use the G/L accounts for purchasing.
Inventory
Master data
WM module
General ledger master account
31. Raw Materials: Purchased externally only - No sales view
Financial accounting
Internet-based procurement
ROH
Client level
32. Entities that represent the structure of the company and how it's made and how it's used. It's the framework for everything.
Organizational structure
General Ledger
Purchasing organization
IMG Menu
33. Common financial statement that shows account balances such as Cash held - Accounts Receivable: Amounts owed to company by customers - Cost of raw materials and finished goods inventory - Long term assets - Amounts owed to vendors - banks - and credi
Cost of operations
Web Services
Capacity
Balance Sheet
34. Common term in manufacturing for aggregate planning - Disaggregated to generate detailed production schedules - Applies simple capacity-estimating techniques to production plan to test feasibility - Allows planner to see forecast results graphically
Rough-Cut Plannin
Electronic marketplace
Chart of accounts
Bill of Material (BOM)
35. Determines required quantity and timing of the production or purchase of subassemblies and raw materials needed to support MPS
Currency Translation
Managerial accounting
Materials Requirements Planning (MRP)
Sales and Operations Planning (SOP)
36. Intermediary internet-based network run by an outside EDI provider
Reports made from GL
SCM costs
Purchase info record
Value-Added Network (VAN)
37. Programming language of the internet that uses tags that define the data contained within them - XML coded data can go directly from web page into database without middleware of needing to be rekeyed into the system - XML users can create customized
Client level
Web Services
Fiscal year variant
Extensible Markup Language (XML)
38. Ability to view the details behind the summary of information - Direct links between financial statements and individual transactions that make up statements - Fraud and abuse can be detected more easily
MM and FI
Direct Costs
HAWA
Drill Down
39. Time between paying for raw materials and collecting cash from customer
Web Services
Cash-to-Cash cycle time
Currency Translation
Application service providers (ASP)
40. Modules are integrated for the purchasing process at the ____________.
IMG Menu
Valuation of inventory
Goods receipt
Optional FI org structures
41. Combination of software tools that lets various programs within organization communicate with other applications - Also known as Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) - Offers ability to add new applications quickly - Implementing SOA is not easy - ROI
Reservation
SOLAR_PROJECT_ADMIN
Web Services
Types of COA
42. When inventory is sent out before being recorded as received.
Purchasing organizations
MMPV
Initial Fill Rate
Negative stock allowance
43. General data is stored at the client level - company code is stored at FI - and purchasing data is stored at purchasing level. Client level: Address - communication - ____________. Company code level: Payment transactions and account management. Purc
Plant
SCM costs
Bank information
Purchase info record
44. Company's______________ including costs for factory utilities - general factory labor - factory management - storage - insurance - and other manufacturing-related costs
Transactions
Exchanges
Cost of operations
Extensible Markup Language (XML)
45. Permanently storing data
Activity-Based Costing
Archiving
Radio Frequency Identification Technology (RFID)
Currency Translation
46. On the first of every month - you must be able to post transactions - Close and open the books. - Transaction code: ___
Application service providers (ASP)
MM and FI
MMPV
Internal
47. More stringent requirements for financial reporting
Indirect Costs
Configuration
Title IV
Initial Fill Rate
48. The transaction side of SAP
Purchasing organization
Turned on
Bank information
SAP Men
49. Empty Containers
Cash-to-Cash cycle time
MRP
Detailed Scheduling
LEER
50. Disadvantages of Using ASP: Security - Bandwidth/Response Time - Flexibility - No frills - Technical - not __________
Lead Time
Application service providers (ASP)
Business focus
Balance Sheet