최신 1Z0-1061-24 무료덤프 - Oracle CX Sales 2024 Implementation Professional

A. To provide cloud-based storage for financial data

B. To automate the budgeting and planning process

C. To provide basic financial reporting and accounting functionality

D. To provide real-time costing and profitability analysis to support business decisions

A. Always prefix account member names with an account code or abbreviation.

B. Create a separate dimension for each account when dealing with multidimensional data.

C. Never use formulae when defining dimension member names.

D. Always use the 'Global' dimension type to facilitate organization-wide dimension access.

A. Allocations Process

B. Advanced Cost Calculation

C. Data Management

D. Allocation Rule

A. It manages all security artifacts such as policies, roles, and permissions within the system.

B. It provides a way to configure user access to individual application functions and screens.

C. It offers a centralized location to store and manage user credentials for authentication purposes.

D. It facilitates secure communication between the client and server through SSL/TLS encryption.

A. 'Combine Categories' is used to calculate the total of all categories in a report.

B. Combine Categories' is used to group items with the same dimension values across multiple categories in a report.

C. Combine Categories' is used to merge multiple categories into a single category in a report.

D. Combine Categories' is used to combine multiple scenarios and generate a single report.

A. It allows you to allocate costs based on pre-defined cost drivers.

B. It provides real-time analysis of your profitability and cost information.

C. It enables you to perform what-if analyses to identify improvement opportunities.

D. It automatically calculates the cost of product lines.

A. Territory Management

B. Partner Management

C. Trading Management

D. Sales Quota Management

A. Map the dimensions manually using custom scripts.

B. Re-create the dimensions in the target system and map them to the source system.

C. Map the dimensions using the out-of-the-box integration without any modifications.

D. Ignore the out-of-the-box integration and proceed with custom integration.

A. Scorecarding

B. Data Management

C. Smart View

D. Dashboard

A. To calculate and distribute indirect costs to activities or products

B. To design allocation models using a drag-and-drop interface

C. To store and manage metadata information

D. To provide version control and data auditing capabilities

A. Data Access Manager

B. End User

C. Security Administrator

D. Workflow Administrator

A. Security in Oracle Profitability and Cost Management Cloud Service can only be configured by the administrator and cannot be customized for individual users.

B. Security in Oracle Profitability and Cost Management Cloud Service is automatically set based on the user's role in the organization and cannot be modified.

C. Security in Oracle Profitability and Cost Management Cloud Service is configured by assigning security classes to users or groups, which control access to dimensions, hierarchies, and scenarios.

D. Security in Oracle Profitability and Cost Management Cloud Service is only available for users with administrator privileges and cannot be assigned to regular users.

A. Load all data into the final destination cube directly from the data source.

B. Load all data using the Excel add-in rather than the web interface.

C. Load all data at once to reduce the number of times data needs to be loaded into the system.

D. Load all data into a temporary storage cube before loading it into the final destination cube.

A. To extract data from PCM for analysis and reporting in external systems

B. To create and manage data loads from source systems into PCM

C. To perform calculations and allocations on data within PCM

D. To import metadata and dimension mappings into PCM

A. Financial

B. Dimensional

C. Data Entry

D. Process

A. Cost allocation

B. Costing methodology

C. Profitability calculation

D. Profitability analysis