Which disaggregation methods are used for each of these measures: adjusted shipments forecast, target service level, and shipments forecast?

• A. Adjusted shipments forecast uses measure, target service level uses equal, and shipments forecast doesn't have any disaggregation method.
• B. Adjusted shipments forecast uses measure, target service level uses same value, and shipments forecast uses self.
• C. Adjusted shipments forecast uses equal, target service level uses same value, and shipments forecast uses measure.
• D. Adjusted shipments forecast uses measure, target service level uses same value, and shipments forecast doesn't have any disaggregation method.
• E. Adjusted shipments forecast uses proportional, target service level uses same value, and shipments forecast uses measure.

Planner 1 works in Europe and needs to see three measures in kilograms (the default UOM). Planner 2 is US-based and needs to see those same three measures in pounds. Both planners need to use five tables in their plan analyses on a regular basis. At the moment, all five tables are displayed in kilograms.
Which two options would most efficiently address this requirement?

• A. Planner 2 opens a table, formats each measure to be displayed in pounds. When Planner 1 opens the same table, they reformat back to be displayed in kilograms.
• B. Open each table and format measures to duplicate the three measures and then format the duplicated measures to be displayed in pounds.
• C. Duplicate all five tables, then format the three measures in the copied tables to be displayed in pounds.
• D. Create duplicates of the three measures in Manage Planning Measures and change each new measure's UOM from kilograms to pounds, then duplicate the five tables but use the new measures.
• E. There is no efficient solution to this requirement.

Your client is a business with 65,000 products. Even though a small fraction actually have demand, most are flagged as eligible for supply planning. The supply plan considers items with demand from production, sales, or a forecast (i.e., Supply Planned Items = "demand plan items, wip components, and all sales orders"). But a planner noticed that this ignored items whose only purpose is to be a substitute for important components. So the planner changed the plan scope to include "all planned items." This solved the problem of the substitutes, but the planner is complaining to you that their plan now takes a very long time to execute.
What is your recommendation to address their complaint?

• A. On the Plan Options scope tab, set "Supply Planning Items" to "demand plan items, wip components, all sales orders, existing supplies."
• B. Accept the long execution or revert "Supply Planned Items" to the previous setting and continue to ignore the substitutes.
• C. On the Plan Options scope tab, revert "Supply Planned Items" to the previous setting, select (check) "Include items with only existing supplies, but no demands," and then rerun the plan.
• D. On the Plan Options scope tab, select (check) "Include items with only existing supplies, but no demands," and then rerun the plan.

Which option outlines changes you can make to a simulation plan when evaluating demand and supply?

• A. Add demands, cancel demands, reschedule demands, add new planned orders, reschedule supplies
• B. Change item specification values, change item lead times, create mass changes for items all at once, change item-organization specification values
• C. Add demands, cancel demands, reschedule demands, add supply, cancel supply, reschedule supplies
• D. Change item specification values, change item lead times, change item-organization specification values
• E. Change item specification values, change item lead times, create mass changes for items