1Z0-1066-22 Online Practice Questions and Answers

Which KPIs are available to measure forecasting accuracy and specify how these measures aggregated from item-organization level to higher levels.

A. MAPE, MAD, and Bias are used to measure forecast accuracy. MAD and Bias are aggregated using sum. MAPE is aggregated using weighted average.

B. MAPE, MAD, and Bias are used to measure forecast accuracy. MAPE and Bias are aggregated using weighted average. MAD is aggregated using sum.

C. MAPE, MFE, and Bias are used to measure forecast accuracy. MAPE and Bias are aggregated using weighted average. MFE is aggregated using sum.

D. MAPE, MFE, and Bias are used to measure forecast accuracy. MAPE and MFE are aggregated using weighted average. Bias is aggregated using sum.

Which two statements regarding the Decomposition scheduled process are incorrect? (Choose two.)

A. It does not recognize forecast exceptions.

B. It reads published planning data from interface tables.

C. It received supplier commits.

D. It creates or updates an order forecast, used by Supply Chain Collaboration to publish to suppliers.

During the FIFO pegging process, what is the correct order in which the supplies are sorted?

A. Peg demands with reservations first and then peg demands that do not have reservations

B. Pegging process sorts demands by due dates followed by reservation status

C. Peg unreserved demands first and then demands with reservations

D. Pegging process does not respect reservation, and demands are sorted based on demand and supply types

E. Pegging process does not respect reservation, and demands are sorted based on due dates

You analyzed your customer's shipment history data at item and organization level. You found that the customer has many new products with limited history.

Does Planning Central support forecasting products with limited history, and what is this process called?

A. No, Planning Central does not support the Croston Method for Sparse Demand forecasting method.

B. Yes, Planning Central supports the Regression for Sparse Demand forecasting method, typically used for new products.

C. Yes, Planning Central supports the Holt Exponential Smoothing forecasting method used for newly introduced products.

D. No, Planning Central does not support the Regression for Sparse Demand forecasting method.

E. No, Planning Central does not support the Holt Exponential Smoothing forecasting method.

On the plan page layout that you created, you have several graphs showing the status of the plans and the business. You see a concern in an area and you want to see the data behind it. What navigation should you use to see this data?

A. You cannot see it from the plan landing page, and you will need to search for the data.

B. On the table in question, go to View > Show table.

C. You cannot see it on the plan outputs, and you will need to create a new table with the information.

D. Go to Actions > View Data on the graph in question.

E. You cannot see it on the plan outputs, so you need to go into Planning Analytics and re- search the data.

Your client has reviewed all of the current graphs available for the plans, but cannot find one that shows them exactly what they want for the Days of Supply. How can this key performance indicator be added?

A. Go to Configure Planning Analytics > Actions > Manage Tables, Graphs, and Analysis Sets, and edit the current 'Days of Supply' graph to meet the client needs.

B. Go to Configure Planning Analytics > Actions > Manage Tables, Graphs, and Analysis Sets, and add a new graph with the requested data.

C. Open the plan and go to Actions > Manage Tables, Graphs, and Analysis Sets, and edit the current 'Days of Supply' graph to meet the client needs.

D. It is not possible to add new or change the current graphs.

E. Open the plan and go to Actions > Manage Tables, Graphs, and Analysis Sets, and add a new graph with the requested data.

Where do you view the collected data for Organizations, Customers, Suppliers, Carriers, and Interlocation Shipping Networks?

A. View Simulation Sets

B. Review Plan Inputs

C. Maintain Supply Network Model

D. View Collected Data

E. Planning Analytics

As the planner, you have made some changes to a few of the specifications for items in your simulation sets. You would like to run one of your existing Demand and Supply Plans that contains this simulation set to see how these changes impact the plan.

Which option shows the steps you must complete in order to ensure that when you run your existing Demand and Supply plan, it contains your changes to the simulation set?

A. When the Demand and Supply Plan is run, verify that 'Recalculate Safety Stock' is selected in the Details section.

B. You are only able to update one item attribute at a time. Since you have changed multiple attributes, you will be unable to update and run this plan.

C. When the Demand and Supply Plan is run, verify that 'Refresh with current data' is selected in the Details section.

D. No additional steps are necessary. Any plans that contain your simulation set will automatically be updated with the changes.

Which statement applies only to the planning of back-to-back items and not standard items?

A. Planning analyzes supply shortages and capacity overloads using any of the standard planning tools.

B. Must use Global Order Promising and Supply Chain Orchestration to release and create new supplies

C. Must have added sourcing rules to the Global Order Promising assignment set.

D. Planning pegs reserved supplies to sales orders.

E. Planning collects bookings or shipments history to forecast items.

A global company is subject to differing regulations regarding hazardous materials in a product. Version 1 of the product can be sold in North America and Europe. Version 2 of the product can only be sold in Europe.

Which sequence of setups could help a planner ensure that supply is available in a timely fashion per these constraints?

A. Create an attribute-based netting rule using region and version; map the rule to collectible attributes; associate the rule to a supply plan; run the plan.

B. Define region and version as planning attributes; map them to collectible attributes; create an attribute-based netting rule using region and version; associate the rule to a supply plan; run the plan.

C. Define region and version as planning attributes; create an attribute-based netting rule using region and version; associate the rule to a supply plan; run the plan.

D. Define segment groups based on region and version; execute segmentation; map the segmentation results to an attribute-based netting rule; associate the rule to a supply plan; run the plan.