You have an organization that runs both its domestic and international business from the same offices. However, the organization does not want the domestic side of the business to be able to…

Question

Options

• ASet up the domestic and international businesses as separate operating units.
• BSet up the domestic and international businesses as separate projects.
• CSet up the domestic and international businesses as separate business units.
• DUse data access security to separate what each customer can control.
• ESet up the domestic and international businesses as separate cost centers.

• A
  4% (2)
• C
  93% (42)
• E
  2% (1)

Explanation

Business Units are specifically designed in enterprise applications (like Oracle Fusion) to partition operational transactions and enforce access boundaries - making them the correct structural mechanism to ensure domestic users cannot transact on international records, even when sharing the same physical office and ledger.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A (Operating Units) is an Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS) concept that was superseded by Business Units in Oracle Fusion - it's the wrong generation of the solution.
• B (Projects) are used to track costs and work against specific initiatives, not to separate business operation access.
• D (Data Access Security) is a supplementary control layer, not the foundational enterprise structure the question asks you to configure.
• E (Cost Centers) are accounting segments used for financial reporting and GL classification, not for controlling who can initiate transactions.

Memory tip: Associate "Business Units" with "Business Boundaries" - whenever a question asks about separating who can transact with what, Business Units are the enterprise structure answer, because they are the transaction-partitioning layer in Oracle Fusion.

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