C_TB1300_07 · Question #100
Pckage.com sells hardware. The company uses the bill of material to define different computer packages of components for configuring their computers (printer, mouse, RAM, and so on). A customer just…
The correct answer is A. The Omnibook has to be defined as a 'template bill of material'. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
Pckage.com sells hardware. The company uses the bill of material to define different computer packages of components for configuring their computers (printer, mouse, RAM, and so on). A customer just called and asked for a quotation for an Omnibook 6000. This was defined as a 'sales bill of material'. The sales employee just found that the printer that is offered with this package is out of stock. The employee tries to replace the printer in the package with another printer from the item list, but he cannot do it. What is the reason for this?
Options
- AThe Omnibook has to be defined as a 'template bill of material'.
- BThe Omnibook has to be defined as an 'assembly bill of material'.
- CThe Omnibook has to be defined as a 'production bill of material'.
- DThe printer in the 'sales bill of material' must be set up as a phantom item.
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(42 responses)- A76% (32)
- B14% (6)
- C2% (1)
- D7% (3)
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