You are performing the "Assess your integration strategy" step of the SAP Integration Solution Advisory Methodology.
Which of the following activities are included? Note: There are 2 correct Answers to this question
- A . Scope the integration domains
- B . Complete the SAP Integration Solution Advisory Methodology template
- C . Scope the integration use case patterns
- D . Map integration technologies.
How can SAP Marketing Cloud help customers drive their business? Note: There are 3 correct Answers to this question.
- A . It enables meeting scheduling and opportunity design to increase sales revenues
- B . It builds customer profiles to gain insights into real-time intentions and motivations along the customer journey
- C . It enables planning and execution of personalized campaigns through various channels like e-mail, SMS, or mobile channels for push notification
- D . It provides end-to-end marketing processes to engage customers, drive conversions, and react to the market.
- E . It allows customers to connect, analyze, and take action on all their data in one marketing dashboard to increase ROI.
Which of the following are key B2C accelerator features available for SAP Commerce Cloud? Note: There are 3 correct Answers to this question.
- A . Payment mock
- B . Quick orders
- C . Pickup in store
- D . Future stock availability
- E . Replenishment
Which tools could you use to show different content to female and male contacts in a single email campaign? Note: There are 3 correct Answers to this question.
- A . Manage optional content
- B . Personalization rules
- C . Block targeting
- D . Emarsys Scripting Language
- E . Predict recommendation settings
Your team has subscribed to SAP Cloud Integration in the Cloud Foundry environment. You are the named admin contact and have received the required access and authorization.
Where can you provide initial SAP Cloud Integration authorizations for your colleagues?
- A . In the SAP BTP cockpit Role Collections view
- B . In the Access Policies tile in the SAP Cloud Integration Operations view
- C . In the SAP BTP cockpit Instances and Subscriptions view
- D . In the User Roles tile in the SAP Cloud Integration Operations view
- E . In a large organization, the implementation of a single SAP Customer Experience solution is usually part of a bigger program
Which of the following boards/committees is responsible for prioritizing the overall business functionality in order to ensure the integrity of the finished solution end-to-end?
- A . Steering Committee
- B . Change Advisory Board
- C . Business Process Board
- D . Enterprise Architecture Board
Which of the following end-to-end processes are an integral part of the Intelligent Enterprise and are therefore selected as front-runner scenarios by SAP? Note: There are 3 correct Answers to this question.
- A . Recruit to retire
- B . Source to pay
- C . Lead to cash
- D . Plan to produce
- E . Request to resolve
Which of the following are recommended SAP Extension Suite use cases for faster adoption? Note: There are 3 correct Answers to this question.
- A . Re-platform ERP across your organization
- B . Deliver agile process automation
- C . Enable new differentiating business solutions
- D . React faster with real-time Internet of Things insights
- E . Simplify your application user experiences
In which process are trading partner collaboration and risk management executed?
- A . Source to pay
- B . Recruit to retire
- C . Design to operate
- D . Lead to cash
What functions can you perform with Dataflows (IdentitySync) in SAP Customer Data Cloud? Note: There are 3 correct Answers to this question.
- A . Send a welcome e-mail to new customers.
- B . Transfer users from one site to another.
- C . Take all the permission-based social and profile identity information stored and channel it into another platform.
- D . Connect to a relational database and execute SQL statements.
- E . Get up-to-date data from a third-party platform and update or create user profiles.
Which of the following is supported by order and quote management? Note: There are 2 correct Answers to this question.
- A . Integration with SAP ERP and SAP S/4HANA
- B . External pricing
- C . Sales assistant
- D . Intelligent scoring
Which types of statement can be configured in Consent Management? Note: There are 3 correct Answers to this question.
- A . Other consent management
- B . Push notification
- C . Communication consent
- D . Terms of service
- E . Privacy policy
You want to implement a combination of roles and attributes to build a set of rules and definitions that can return an access decision using SAP Customer Data Cloud.
Which authorization model needs to be implemented to accommodate this?
- A . Attribute-based access control (ABAC)
- B . Access control list (ACL)
- C . Role-based access control (RBAC)
- D . Policy-based access control (PBAC)
What are some typical scenarios for SAP BTP, ABAP environment? Note: There are 3 correct Answers to this question.
- A . Create extension applications for ABAP-based products
- B . Build applications with Java, Node.js, and Python build packs
- C . Develop new methods for existing ABAP classes
- D . Develop independent cloud applications
- E . Develop extensions using ABAP RESTful Application Programming Model
You are executing the source to pay end-to-end process.
What are the critical steps you always need to evaluate? Note: There are 2 correct Answers to this question.
- A . Plan asset maintenance
- B . Negotiate and manage contracts with trading partners
- C . Hand over and qualify leads
- D . Plan and forecast demand for goods and services
You are executing the lead to cash end-to-end process for a discrete industry customer.
Which of the following subprocesses would you evaluate? Note: There are 3 correct Answers to this question.
- A . Lead management
- B . Supplier contract management
- C . Campaign management
- D . Customer consent management
- E . Talent management
Which of the following business values can be leveraged by the design to operate end-to-end process? Note: There are 3 correct Answers to this question.
- A . Eliminate planning silos through connected and integrated planning processes
- B . Optimize labor, storage, and fulfillment costs
- C . Institute design excellence
- D . Efficient procurement of components to build subassemblies
- E . Ability to manage and track inbound deliveries
What is the Customer Identity from SAP Customer Data Cloud used for? Note: There are 3 correct Answers to this question.
- A . To help gather critical information about your users
- B . To perform delegated admin actions
- C . To offer tools for building a trust-based relationship with your users
- D . To store information securely and leverage it
- E . To update consent details from your users
For which of the following e-mail programs does SAP Sales Cloud offer add-ins to enable the groupware integration features? Note: There are 3 correct Answers to this question.
- A . Yahoo Mail
- B . Microsoft Outlook
- C . Mozilla Thunderbird
- D . IBM Lotus Notes
- E . Gmail
Which of the following business events can be triggered from SAP Marketing Cloud? Note: There are 2 correct Answers to this question.
- A . Campaigns
- B . Offers
- C . Recommendations
- D . Interactions
You have implemented a custom integration scenario to load contacts using SAP Cloud Integration with the Contact OData API into SAP Marketing Cloud.
Where can you monitor the integration logs in this scenario? Note: There are 2 correct Answers to this question.
- A . Connectivity Tests in SAP Cloud Integration
- B . SOAP Error Log in SAP Marketing Cloud
- C . Monitor Message Processing in SAP Cloud Integration
- D . Import Monitor app in SAP Marketing Cloud
Which of the following industry accelerators are available for SAP Commerce Cloud? Note: There are 3 correct Answers to this question.
- A . Financial services
- B . Citizen engagement
- C . Healthcare
- D . Media channel
- E . Telco & utilities
Which of the following SAP AI Business Services can be used to extend SAP applications? Note: There are 3 correct Answers to this question.
- A . Service Ticket Intelligence
- B . Document Information Extraction
- C . Data Attribute Recommendation
- D . Alert Notification
- E . Mobile Services
What is CTI integration used for?
- A . Integration with a communication management system
- B . Integration with government systems
- C . Integration with Microsoft Outlook
- D . Integration with social networks
Which dev space types are offered by SAP Business Application Studio? Note: There are 3 correct Answers to this question.
- A . SAP ABAP
- B . Full-stack cloud application
- C . SAP Fiori
- D . SAP Workflow
- E . SAP HANA native application
What are organizational structures used for? Note: There are 3 correct Answers to this question.
- A . For access control (access context and its restriction rules)
- B . For controlling access to system administration features
- C . For assignment of page layouts
- D . For clustering master data (accounts, prices, products, etc.)
- E . For reporting line functions
What are the three main pillars of the installed base? Note: There are 3 correct Answers to this question.
- A . Service level agreement
- B . Functional location
- C . Installation point
- D . Registered product
- E . Warranties
What is a "core object" according to the domain-driven design principles of the SAP One Domain Model?
- A . An object that contains the essential attributes for the identity that are shared by writers and readers
- B . An object containing identity attributes and application-specific additional data
- C . An object that is consistent within a bounded context, enabling integration within a certain domain
- D . An object that contains a superset of all attributes from different applications
What is a "core object" according to the domain-driven design principles of the SAP One Domain Model?
- A . An object that contains the essential attributes for the identity that are shared by writers and readers
- B . An object containing identity attributes and application-specific additional data
- C . An object that is consistent within a bounded context, enabling integration within a certain domain
- D . An object that contains a superset of all attributes from different applications
What is a "core object" according to the domain-driven design principles of the SAP One Domain Model?
- A . An object that contains the essential attributes for the identity that are shared by writers and readers
- B . An object containing identity attributes and application-specific additional data
- C . An object that is consistent within a bounded context, enabling integration within a certain domain
- D . An object that contains a superset of all attributes from different applications
What is a "core object" according to the domain-driven design principles of the SAP One Domain Model?
- A . An object that contains the essential attributes for the identity that are shared by writers and readers
- B . An object containing identity attributes and application-specific additional data
- C . An object that is consistent within a bounded context, enabling integration within a certain domain
- D . An object that contains a superset of all attributes from different applications
What is a "core object" according to the domain-driven design principles of the SAP One Domain Model?
- A . An object that contains the essential attributes for the identity that are shared by writers and readers
- B . An object containing identity attributes and application-specific additional data
- C . An object that is consistent within a bounded context, enabling integration within a certain domain
- D . An object that contains a superset of all attributes from different applications
What is a "core object" according to the domain-driven design principles of the SAP One Domain Model?
- A . An object that contains the essential attributes for the identity that are shared by writers and readers
- B . An object containing identity attributes and application-specific additional data
- C . An object that is consistent within a bounded context, enabling integration within a certain domain
- D . An object that contains a superset of all attributes from different applications
What is a "core object" according to the domain-driven design principles of the SAP One Domain Model?
- A . An object that contains the essential attributes for the identity that are shared by writers and readers
- B . An object containing identity attributes and application-specific additional data
- C . An object that is consistent within a bounded context, enabling integration within a certain domain
- D . An object that contains a superset of all attributes from different applications
What is a "core object" according to the domain-driven design principles of the SAP One Domain Model?
- A . An object that contains the essential attributes for the identity that are shared by writers and readers
- B . An object containing identity attributes and application-specific additional data
- C . An object that is consistent within a bounded context, enabling integration within a certain domain
- D . An object that contains a superset of all attributes from different applications
What is a "core object" according to the domain-driven design principles of the SAP One Domain Model?
- A . An object that contains the essential attributes for the identity that are shared by writers and readers
- B . An object containing identity attributes and application-specific additional data
- C . An object that is consistent within a bounded context, enabling integration within a certain domain
- D . An object that contains a superset of all attributes from different applications
What is a "core object" according to the domain-driven design principles of the SAP One Domain Model?
- A . An object that contains the essential attributes for the identity that are shared by writers and readers
- B . An object containing identity attributes and application-specific additional data
- C . An object that is consistent within a bounded context, enabling integration within a certain domain
- D . An object that contains a superset of all attributes from different applications
What is a "core object" according to the domain-driven design principles of the SAP One Domain Model?
- A . An object that contains the essential attributes for the identity that are shared by writers and readers
- B . An object containing identity attributes and application-specific additional data
- C . An object that is consistent within a bounded context, enabling integration within a certain domain
- D . An object that contains a superset of all attributes from different applications
What is a "core object" according to the domain-driven design principles of the SAP One Domain Model?
- A . An object that contains the essential attributes for the identity that are shared by writers and readers
- B . An object containing identity attributes and application-specific additional data
- C . An object that is consistent within a bounded context, enabling integration within a certain domain
- D . An object that contains a superset of all attributes from different applications
What is a "core object" according to the domain-driven design principles of the SAP One Domain Model?
- A . An object that contains the essential attributes for the identity that are shared by writers and readers
- B . An object containing identity attributes and application-specific additional data
- C . An object that is consistent within a bounded context, enabling integration within a certain domain
- D . An object that contains a superset of all attributes from different applications
Which of the following objects are typically exchanged with SAP ERP in an integrated scenario? Note: There are 3 correct Answers to this question.
- A . Product (material) master data
- B . Sales/services transactions
- C . Customer master data
- D . Stock movements
- E . Target groups