1Z0-516 · Question #671
ABC.com is a $2 million company operating from the U.S., and has one set of books. It is spinning off from its parent company and will be operating as an independent company. It is considering…
The correct answer is A. Patching is simplified on a non-customized Oracle implementation. B. Adding customizations to replicate the legacy system could increase cost of future upgrades. C. Integration issues between modules are reduced when there are no customizations. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
ABC.com is a $2 million company operating from the U.S., and has one set of books. It is spinning off from its parent company and will be operating as an independent company. It is considering implementing Oracle Financials but wants the product to work exactly in the same way as its legacy systems from its parent company. What considerations should be presented to ABC in order for it to make a well-informed decision? (Choose all that apply.)
Options
- APatching is simplified on a non-customized Oracle implementation.
- BAdding customizations to replicate the legacy system could increase cost of future upgrades.
- CIntegration issues between modules are reduced when there are no customizations.
- DNo information can be interfaced from the legacy system to the product.
How the community answered
(25 responses)- A84% (21)
- D16% (4)
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