10 Questions
Match the following with their impact on implementation design:
Connectivity and security constraints = Can cause project delays or failure Interface Options = Determines custom or productized solution
Match the following with their impact on transaction failure handling:
Transport or processing failure = Target system remains unchanged Validation failure = Ensure removal of related records
Match the following with their potential reasons for project delays or failures:
Missing firewall rules = Connectivity and security constraints Protocol incompatibilities = Connectivity and security constraints
Match the following with their examples of system integration methods:
Entirely custom solution = Interface Options Productized solutions = Interface Options
Match the following with their impact on target system state after transaction:
Validation failure = Ensure removal of related records Transport failure = Target system remains unchanged
Match the following stages of ERP evolution with their corresponding descriptions:
1960 - Inventory Management and Control = Focused on managing and controlling inventory 1970 - Material Requirements Planning (MRP) = Emphasized planning for materials required in production 1980 - Manufacturing Requirements Planning (MRP II) = Expanded to include manufacturing requirements planning 1990 - Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) = Introduced comprehensive integration of organizational functions
Match the following data types with their need for transformation in integration:
Numbers And Dates = May require conversion of date formats and time zones Identifying the target data = Defines objects or tables to be accessed and their compliance rules Transaction = An atomic unit of work that changes the state of the target system upon successful transfer and processing Extended Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP II) = Built upon the foundation of enterprise resource planning (ERP)
Match the following integration planning terms with their definitions:
Integration Planning = Incorporating smaller sub-systems into one larger system to ensure they work together Target Data = Defines objects or tables needed to be accessed and the rules the data needs to comply to Custom Integration Point = Driven by the design of the target data model, if required Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) System = Specific kind of system to integrate data across and support all major functions of an organization
Match the following ERP-related terms with their descriptions:
Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) = Comprehensive integration of all major functions of an organization Extended Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP II) = Expansion of ERP to include extended enterprise operations Atomic Unit of Work = Only changes the state of the target system upon successful data transfer and processing Material Requirements Planning (MRP) = Emphasized planning for materials required in production
Match the following ERP-related time periods with their corresponding developments:
1960 = Inventory Management and Control 1970 = Introduction of Material Requirements Planning (MRP) 1980 = Introduction of Manufacturing Requirements Planning (MRP II) 1990 = Introduction of Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)
Test your knowledge on the process of incorporating smaller sub-systems into one larger system to ensure they all work together, as well as enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems. Explore the concepts of system integration planning and ERP systems in this review quiz.
Make Your Own Quizzes and Flashcards
Convert your notes into interactive study material.
Get started for free
