Oracle Planning and Collaboration Cloud 2025 Implementation Professional: 1z0-1066-25 Exam Premium File as PDF & Test Engine

Your client manufactures consumer electronics and has all facilities live on Oracle Cloud. Their latest product has a very complicated manufacturing process and therefore can only be made at one facility (Organization ABC). However, it is ordered all over the world.
How should the Sourcing Rule be set up to accomplish this?

• A. A local sourcing rule for 100% make at ABC; a global sourcing rule for 100% buy from ABC
• B. A global sourcing rule for 50% make at ABC and 50% buy from ABC
• C. A global sourcing rule for 100% make at ABC; a local sourcing rule for 100% transfer from ABC
• D. A local sourcing rule for 100% make at ABC; a global sourcing rule for 100% transfer from ABC
• E. A local sourcing rule for 100% buy from ABC; a global sourcing rule for 100% transfer from ABC

A customer would like to account for the production loss in the supply planning process using the item shrinkage rate planning specification.
Which statement reflects the system behavior to meet this requirement?

• 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.

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As Materials Manager, you are always attentive to Finance's concern about high inventory levels. To that end, you arranged to off-load procurement and storage of several expensive components to become the responsibility of your contract manufacturer. You modified the bills of material accordingly. You thought this would satisfy Finance, but they complained to you that even though production levels have remained flat, they are not seeing a reduction in inventory.
What is the problem?

• A. The supply type has not been changed to "supplier" for the affected components in the Item Structures of the contracted items.
• B. The "supplier" box on the Organization tab in Maintain Supply Network Model has not been deselected.
• C. The "supplier" box in Manage Plant Parameters has not been deselected.
• D. The "supplier" box for the "Supply Types to Include" plan option of Manage Plans has not been deselected.

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Your client is a business with 65,000 products. Even though a small fraction actually have demand, most are flagged as eligible for supply planning. The supply plan considers items with demand from production, sales, or a forecast (i.e., Supply Planned Items = "demand plan items, wip components, and all sales orders"). But a planner noticed that this ignored items whose only purpose is to be a substitute for important components. So the planner changed the plan scope to include "all planned items." This solved the problem of the substitutes, but the planner is complaining to you that their plan now takes a very long time to execute.
What is your recommendation to address their complaint?

• A. On the Plan Options scope tab, select (check) "Include items with only existing supplies, but no demands," and then rerun the plan.
• B. Accept the long execution or revert "Supply Planned Items" to the previous setting and continue to ignore the substitutes.
• C. On the Plan Options scope tab, set "Supply Planning Items" to "demand plan items, wip components, all sales orders, existing supplies."
• D. On the Plan Options scope tab, revert "Supply Planned Items" to the previous setting, select (check)
  "Include items with only existing supplies, but no demands," and then rerun the plan.

Which two statements are true about the seeded (predefined) Contract Manufacturing roles? (Choose two.)

• A. Users with the Contract Manufacturer role can access the Supplier Portal to upload their production updates.
• B. Users with the Supply Chain Operations Manager role can access the Supply Chain Collaboration work area.
• C. Users with the Supplier Inventory Manager role don't need access to the Supplier Portal because they already have access to the Supply Chain Collaboration work area.
• D. Users with the Supplier Inventory Manager role can access the Supplier Portal.
• E. Users with the Supply Chain Operations Manager role need access to the Supplier Portal to see their updates and what's in progress.