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A. Define region and version as planning attributes; map them to collectible attributes; create an attribute-based netting rule using region and version; associate the rule to a supply plan; run the plan.

B. Define region and version as planning attributes; create an attribute-based netting rule using region and version; associate the rule to a supply plan; run the plan.

C. Create an attribute-based netting rule using region and version; map the rule to collectible attributes; associate the rule to a supply plan; run the plan.

D. Define segment groups based on region and version; execute segmentation; map the segmentation results to an attribute-based netting rule; associate the rule to a supply plan; run the plan.

A. MAPE, MAD, and Bias are used to measure forecast accuracy. MAD and Bias are aggregated using sum. MAPE is aggregated using weighted average.

B. MAPE, MFE, and Bias are used to measure forecast accuracy. MAPE and Bias are aggregated using weighted average. MFE is aggregated using sum.

C. MAPE, MAD, and Bias are used to measure forecast accuracy. MAPE and Bias are aggregated using weighted average. MAD is aggregated using sum.

D. MAPE, MFE, and Bias are used to measure forecast accuracy. MAPE and MFE are aggregated using weighted average. Bias is aggregated using sum.

A. If a plan is set up as private, there is no way to further limit what users see within the plan.

B. Data access sets can be used to limit what a planner can see. based on Items, Organizations, Carriers, Suppliers, and Customers.

C. A plan can be set up to be public or private.

D. If a plan is set up as public, there is a way to further limit what users see within the plan.

A. Quantity

B. Attribute

C. Value

D. Specification

E. Aggregation

F. Range

A. Planning Analytics

B. Maintain Supply Network Model

C. View Collected Data

D. Review Plan Inputs

E. View Simulation Sets

A. Create a new local sourcing rule for the item; assign it to the assignment set at the item level; leave the category as is for the remainder of the products.

B. Create a new global sourcing rule for the item; assign it to the assignment set at the item-organization level; leave the category as is for the remainder of the products.

C. Create a new global sourcing rule for the item; remove the category level assignments and create new item level assignments for all items in the category pointing each to the correct global sourcing rule.

D. Create a new global sourcing rule for the item; assign it to the assignment set at the item-organization level; alter the category to be category-organization for the remainder of the products.

E. Create a new global sourcing rule for the item; assign it to the assignment set at the item level; leave the category as is for the remainder of the products.

A. The organization must be enabled in Manage Planning Profile Options.

B. The organization is an Item Organization.

C. The organization must be enabled in Manage Planning Parameters.

D. The organization was not enabled for collection under Manage Planning Source Systems.

E. You do not have data access to the organization.

A. Set up an item-organization assignment for the west coast warehouse and an item-organization level assignment for the drop ship.

B. Set up a region for the west coast warehouse and an item-region level assignment for the drop ship.

C. Set up by each customer for the customers who should get product from each warehouse.

D. Set up two region level assignments, one for the west coast and the other for the east coast.

E. Set up an item-region assignment for the west coast warehouse and a region level assignment for the drop ship.

A. Planning calculates no additional demand but creates the additional required supply based on shrinkage factor.

B. Planning calculation does not support shrinkage functionality.

C. Planning process reduces the demand based on shrinkage factor and keeps the supply quantity as is.

D. Planning calculation creates scrap demand to compensate for loss and maintains supply.

A. Manage Plans > Select each supply plan > Edit each supply plan > Add your exception set to Plan Options for each supply plan

B. Manage Plans > Select each supply plan > Edit each supply plan > Manually add each exception specified by client

C. Configure Exceptions > Expand Supply Planning Exceptions > Highlight lines with exceptions specified by client > Click 'Add to Exception Set'

D. Select 'Add to Supply Plan' button > Select which supply plans you want to have this group of exceptions

E. Configure Exception Sets > Create exception set > Add exceptions specified by client