Which statement is true about the Production Scheduling Gantt chart?

• A. Metrics displayed above the Gantt chart include Late Demands, Late Work Order, Early Work Orders, and Changeover Time.
• B. The Gantt chart is read only, but you can change colors, sizing, and perform filtering.
• C. The Gantt chart identifies idle time, changeovers, and downtime.
• D. You can view a Gantt chart or the Dispatch List, but not both at the same time.

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. 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.
• B. When the Demand and Supply Plan is run, verify that 'Recalculate Safety Stock' is selected in the Details section.
• C. No additional steps are necessary. Any plans that contain your simulation set will automatically be updated with the changes.
• D. When the Demand and Supply Plan is run, verify that 'Refresh with current data' is selected in the Details section.

Which statement order is NOT true about how to effectively address demand at risk?

• A. When you accept an expedite recommendation, the order is firmed by using the expedite date as the firm date. So when the plan is run after accepting the recommendation, the planning process assumes the supply is available on the firm date.
• B. Recommendations appear in one of these five categories (or tabs): Expedite Buy Orders. Expedite Planned Orders. Expedite Transfer Orders. Add Resource Availability, and Add Supplier Capacity.
• C. Be aware that recommendations to expedite buy orders not only include purchase orders and requisitions, but also planned buy orders.
• D. To maximize effort, use the Recommendations Summary graph and aim for a low number of recommendations with the associated at-risk demand value substantial enough to make a difference in demand fulfillment percentage.

Your customer has loaded shipment history of 1/1/14 through 12/31/16 and wants to generate a monthly forecast of 1/1/17 through 12/31/17 based on two-year shipment history.
When creating a demand plan, which two plan scopes and demand plan options should your customer use? (Choose two.)

• A. For demand plan option, add forecast shipments as forecasting profile, enter history start date as 1/1/15, forecast start date as 1/1/17, and enter forecast end date as 12/31/17.
• B. For demand plan option, add forecast shipments as forecasting profile, enter historical buckets as 24, and enter forecast buckets as 12.
• C. For plan scope, select plan horizon as 12 months, forecasting calendar as Gregorian, and forecasting time level as month.
• D. For demand plan option, add forecast shipments as forecasting profile, and enter historical buckets as 24.
• E. For plan scope, select plan horizon days as 365, forecasting calendar as Gregorian, and forecasting time level as month.
• F. For demand plan option, add forecast shipments as forecasting profile, enter history start date as 1/1/15, enter history end date as 12/31/15, and enter forecast start date as 1/1/17.

Another planner has previously created a supply plan, but you now need to make some changes so that you can do some 'what-if' analysis. How can you go about duplicating this plan?

• A. You cannot duplicate plans. You must create a completely new supply plan.
• B. Manage Plans > Search and select supply plan > Actions > Edit Plan Options > Select Copy.
• C. Run process "Duplicate supply plans" with existing plan as parameter.
• D. You cannot duplicate a plan that is not owned by you.
• E. Manage Plans > Search and select supply plan > Actions > Duplicate.