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A. Transfer orders for finished goods being transferred from contract manufacturer organizations to internal organizations.

B. Buy orders for components purchased at internal organizations and contract manufacturer organizations.

C. Make orders for items being manufactured in the contract manufacturer organization.

D. Transfer orders for internally owned components being transferred from contract manufacturer to internal organizations.

E. Return orders for items being manufactured in the contract manufacturer organization.

F. Transfer orders for internally owned components being transferred from internal organizations to contract manufacturer organizations.

A. Demand Priority Rule. Organization. Category. Item, Customer

B. Backlog Priority Rule. Organization. Category. Item. Customer

C. Demand Priority Rule. Organization. Demand Class. Item. Customer

D. Priority Rule. Organization. Demand Class, Item. Customer

A. For forecasting items, select hierarchy as product, level as category level 1, and laptop and desktop categories as level members.

B. For plan organizations, select hierarchy as enterprise, level as country, and US as level member.

C. For plan parameters, select forecasting calendar as Gregorian and time level as week.

D. For plan organizations, select hierarchy as enterprise, level as business unit, and US and level member.

E. For forecasting items, select hierarchy as product, level as product, and all laptop and desktop products as level members.

F. For plan parameters, select forecasting calendar as Gregorian and time level as month.

A. Fixed Order Quantity

B. Minimum Order Quantity

C. Fixed Lot Size Multiplier

D. Rounding

E. Maximum Order Quantity

A. Transfer orders

B. Purchase requisitions

C. On-hand inventory

D. Planned Orders

E. Work orders

F. Purchase orders

A. Pegging process does not respect reservation, and demands are sorted based on demand and supply types

B. Pegging process sorts demands by due dates followed by reservation status

C. Peg unreserved demands first and then demands with reservations

D. Pegging process does not respect reservation, and demands are sorted based on due dates

E. Peg demands with reservations first and then peg demands that do not have reservations

A. The PLM layout has a single table to define and manage launch dates, and also enter any forecast adjustments.

B. The PLM layout has one table to define and manage launch and discontinuation dates, and another for entering forecast adjustments.

C. The PLM layout has two tables: one to define and manage launch dates for new products, and another for entering forecast adjustments.

D. The PLM layout has one table to define and manage discontinuation dates, and another table for entering forecast percent changes.