Reference no: EM13189380
1. Distinguish between the terms ‘ERP implementation' and ‘ERP configuration'
2. Explain the purpose of the entity ‘Company Code'. How many company codes can an enterprise have and why?
3. Explain the purpose of a chart of accounts. How many Charts of Accounts can a company code have, and why?
4. What is the purpose of creating fiscal year variants? How many Fiscal Year Variants can be assigned to a company code?
5. How many Credit Control Areas can be assigned to a company code? Why?
6. In SAP what does ‘Valuation Area' mean? Why did you set your valuation area to plant level?
7. Can a Purchasing Organization be assigned to more than one company code? Explain.
8. In the General Ledger, Accounts are assigned to Account Groups. What are these account groups, and what is the point of classifying accounts this way?
9. Explain the purpose of Reconciliation Accounts and GR/IR accounts.
10. In SAP what is the purpose of defining a posting period variant?
11. What are ‘Input' and ‘Output' tax accounts in SAP?
12. Explain the difference between Trading Goods Consumption Expense Account and Cost of Goods Sold Account.
13. What is the purpose of Vendor Account Groups?
14. What would you need to create a Vendor Master Record centrally rather that in functional departments?
15. Identify the main functions of a purchasing department and the SAP master data it requires.
16. Identify the main functions of Inventory Management (Warehouse) and the Master Data it requires.
17. Identify the main functions of Financial Accounting and the Master Data it requires.
18. Explain why adopting a process view of organizations may lead to better management.
19. Explain the purpose of setting ‘Parameters' and ‘Tolerances' in SAP configuration.
20. Explain the ‘Document Principle' as used in SAP. What information is presented in the ‘header' section of a document versus the ‘line item' section?
|
What are the old and new break-even sales
: If fixed costs are $240,000, the unit selling price is $32, and the unit variable costs are $20, what are the old and new break-even sales (units) if the unit selling price increases by $4?
|
|
Does longland experience diminishing returns
: For three years, there was no technological change in Longland but capital per hour of labor increased from $10 to $20 to $30 and real GDP per hour of labor increased from $3.80 to $5.70 to $7.13. Then, in the fourth year, capital per hour of labo..
|
|
Identify the central reason they reach such strikingly
: different end points in their vision about the economy-Smith claims we end, as Heilbroner puts it, in "Vahalla" while Ricardo claims we end a relatively dismal steady state. In your thought paper, explore why they reach these strikingly different ..
|
|
What is the quadratic formula
: From the concepts in the readings from Week Three, provide at least one real-world application of algebraic concepts as they would apply to one of the following areas: business, health and wellness, science, geometry or other math concepts, sports..
|
|
What are input and‘output tax accounts in sap
: Explain the ‘Document Principle' as used in SAP. What information is presented in the ‘header' section of a document versus the ‘line item' section?
|
|
What happens on the demand curve when the price rises
: A demand curve is given by QD = 600 20P. Draw the demand curve. You don't have to draw to scale. Clearly show what happens on this demand curve when the price rises from $6 to $8. Label all appropriate points, as well as numerical values for pric..
|
|
How many cartons were left over
: Juan's first-grade class received 82 half-pint cartons of milk to distribute evenly to his 22 students. How many cartons were left over?
|
|
What are the dimensions of the corral of maximum area
: a rancher wishes to enclose a rectangular corral with 320 feet of fencing. the fencing only required 3 sides because of an existing wall. what are the dimensions of the corral of maximum area?
|
|
Compute a consumer price index for apples for each year
: Abby consumes only apples. In year 1, red apples cost 1$ each, green apples 2$ each, and Abby buys ten red apples. In year 2, red apples cost $2, green apples cost $1, and Abby buys 10 green apples.
|