최신 C_MDG_90 무료덤프 - SAP Certified Application Associate - SAP Master Data Governance

A. UI for business users with no or limited MDG knowledge for requesting the creation of a customer or supplier offering a limited number of fields identifying the BP.

B. UI for Sales, Purchasing, and Financial specialists consisting of organizational data for one organizational unit.

C. UI consisting of all data (central data as well as organizational data) of a BP, customer, or supplier.
Separate pages for BP data,
central customer or supplier data, as well as organizational data.

D. UI consisting of all data (central data as well as organizational data) of a customer or a supplier. Look and feel is very similar to ERP-Customer or ERP-Vendor UI in ERP standard.

E. UI for business users with no or limited MDG knowledge for requesting the creation of a BP, customer, or supplier offering a limited number of fields identifying the BP. Implemented as a Fiori application on all devices.

A. All data is on one screen, and navigation to detailed screens is not required.

B. The goal is to enable all users to submit a request for a new customer, although users might not have ERP knowledge.

C. All of the above.

D. The UI makes it easy to request a new ERP Customer.

A. Integrates into existing integration technologies e.g. Application Link Enabling (ALE) especially Intermediated Documents (IDoc).

B. Provides specification of business activity based on current UI and logical action for application-specific UIs.

C. Allows for an easy "growth path" from existing technology to SOA because it wraps the different communication channels.

D. Supports integration scenarios based on a Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) especially used WEB-Services,

A. Performant Workflow engines

B. Development framework

C. None of these

D. Universal Worklist

E. SAP Office integration

F. Large number of Workflow based tools and features

A. Simple check and selection lists.

B. Automatically adding Tax Jurisdiction Code re-using existing interfaces/providers.

C. Address enrichment

D. Integration with content provided by SAP Data Services.

A. A cohesive MDM strategy helps elevate the conversation from data quality and governance issues with master data to efficient business processes and practices.

B. Role-specific user interfaces can be configured in SAP MDG, no programming or modification necessary.

C. Every expert can get a dedicated, role-specific user interface that best fits their work.

D. User interfaces for central governance can appear very differently along the process.

A. Verify your user is ready to run MDG

B. In the Remote Desktop Connection dialog box, in the Computer field, enter the computer name from the invitation mail you received or communicated to you during the workshop

C. In the Windows Security dialog box, enter the data provided in the User Details table.

A. Duplicate checks with the Customer Vendor Integration (CVI)

B. Credit-worthiness check (for example via Duns & Bradstreet interface) with the Data Import ^ Framework (DIF)

C. Address checks with the Enrichment Framework

D. Value added tax checks with the Service Mapping Tool (SMT)

A. Relations for entity types

B. Change request types for the entity type

C. Storage/use type of an entity type

D. Attributes which are part of an entity type

E. UI configuration for an entity type

A. Validate

B. Deactivate

C. Match

D. Calculate best record

E. Activate

F. Standardize

A. Actions define the next choices a user has in a specific change request step.

B. Actions should not be confused with logical actions.

C. Customer-specific actions offer a simple way to streamline governance processes

D. Supports integration scenarios based on a Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) especially used WEB-Services,

A. Central Governance

B. Data Quality

C. Consolidation and Mass Change

D. Enterprise Search