A. At the plant level

B. At the company code level

C. At the client level

D. At the business area level

A. Production without using production orders and without status management

B. Period-based planning of the quantities to be produced

C. Continuous material consumption, production flow and output

D. Automatic line loading based on capacity limits across all production lines

E. Shop fabrication

A. Use strategy 20 (make-to-order production) for the finished product and strategy 70 (planning at the assembly level) for all assemblies in the bill of material.

B. Use strategy 30 (production by lots) for the finished product and strategy 70 (planning at the assembly level) for all assemblies in the bill of material.

C. Use strategy 50 (planning without final assembly) for the finished product and no strategy for all assemblies in the bill of material.

D. Use strategy 40 (planning with final assembly) for the finished product and strategy 70 (planning at the assembly level) for all assemblies in the bill of material.

A. The static safety stock per day and the safety time

B. The average daily demand and the safety time

C. The static safety stock and the material forecast

D. The average daily demand and the desired range of coverage

A. Automatic reading of PP master data at order release

B. Automatic selection of a work center at order release

C. Automatic printing of order documents at order creation

D. Automatic creation of transfer orders at order release

A. Control instructions

B. Control recipes

C. Work instructions

D. PI sheets

A. A standalone system that communicates with other systems in a system landscape

B. An add-on industry solution

C. A transaction in the SAP ECC system

D. A managed system in a system landscape

A. Consumption creates a static and binding assignment between the planned independent requirements and the customer requirements for the entire procurement process.

B. Consumption can increase the total originally planned production quantity.

C. Consumption takes place with the planning material.

D. Consumption can reduce the total originally planned production quantity.