Oracle Manufacturing Cloud 2020 Implementation Essentials Sample Questions:

1. The Manufacturing plant has two 8-hour shifts for the work center WC1: Day Shift and Night Shift. You associate four units each for resources R1, R2, R3, and R4 to the work center WC1. The customer wants to assign all units of resource R2 available for Day and Night Shift.
Identify the correct sequence of steps to achieve this requirement.

A) Associate Resource R2 with Work Center WC1> Select Available 24 Hours check box> Resource Availability region> Enter 4 in Day Shift Column> Enter 4 in Night Shift Column.
B) Associate Resource R2 with Work Center WC1> Deselect the Available 24 Hours check box> Resource Availability region> Enter 2 in Day Shift Column> Enter 2 in Night Shift Column
C) Associate Resource R2 with Work Center WC1> Select the Available 24 Hours check box> Resource Availability region> Enter 2 in Day Shift Column > Enter 2 in Night Shift Column.
D) Associate Resource R2 with Work Center WC1> Deselect the Available 24 Hours check box> Resource Availability region> Enter 4 in Day Shift Column> Enter 4 in Night Shift Column.

2. A manufacturing cloud user wants to print information available in the work order in PDF.
Identify the three reports that the user can print directly from the work order screen using the Print PDF action.

A) Bill of material
B) Resource List
C) Print Labels
D) Work Order Traveler
E) Print Component List

3. Identify four parameters that are considered in the calculation of manufacturing lead time in Oracle Manufacturing Cloud.

A) The shifts are defined in the plant calendar
B) The primary work definition of the item
C) The lot size of the item
D) Resource calendar exceptions
E) Resource calendars of the work centers involved
F) Plant calendar exceptions

4. While creating an item in Product Information Management (PIM), the following two item templates are selected in sequence and applied.
1. Template: Finished Goods (WIP = No, Customer Ordered = Yes)
2. Template: Sub-assembly (WIP = Yes, Customer Ordered = No)
Identify the Item Attribute values in the application.

A) WIP = Yes, Customer Ordered = Yes
B) WIP = No, Customer Ordered = No
C) WIP = Yes, Customer Ordered = No
D) WIP = No, Customer Ordered = Yes

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

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