Tasks in the implementation activity of the SDLC process involve building and testing system ...

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TRUE

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B

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TRUE

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TRUE

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For a product to be considered a true ERP product, it must include applications that integrate the processes in the following business functions:
- Supply chain management (procurement, sales order processing, inventory management, supplier management, and related activities)
- Manufacturing (manufacturing scheduling, capacity planning, quality control, bill of materials, and related activities)
- Customer relationship management (sales prospecting, customer management, marketing, customer support, call center support)
- Human resources (payroll, time and attendance, HR management, commission calculations, benefits administration, and related activities)
- Accounting (general ledger, accounts receivable, accounts payable, cash management, fixed-asset accounting)

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The actors in a sales process that implements SAP are the accountant, the warehouse manager, and the sales agent. The SAP system that tracks all the sales data is the only computer actor. The Pre-Sales activity is almost the same for processes that do or do not implement SAP. The only difference is that inventory and price data are current in an SAP process.
The Sales Order screen in SAP has a window called Create Standard Order. In this section, the sales agent enters customer number, the date of the transaction, and the transaction number. The PO Number is determined by the customer's numbering system. The PO date for the customer is the date the sale was made.
Once the sales agent saves the SO, SAP creates an SO number and updates the inventory table in the database. In addition to updating data, several other actions are triggered. First, a message is sent to the accounting department requesting credit approval and a decision to approve or disapprove the sale. A second action is updating the assembly schedule.

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