MB-335 · Question #205
A company produces energy-efficient LED lighting solutions. Production is dependent on primary and secondary resources. The primary resource is skilled assembly workers responsible for assembling…
The correct answer is C. Navigate to the primary resource and enable Exclusive. In Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management, configuring a primary resource as Exclusive ensures that the workers (primary resource) are allocated to only one production job at a time, as stated in the requirement. This fits the scenario where the skilled assembly workers can only…
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A company produces energy-efficient LED lighting solutions. Production is dependent on primary and secondary resources. The primary resource is skilled assembly workers responsible for assembling LED lighting fixtures. The workers can work on only one fixture at a time during production. The secondary resource is automated LED soldering machines, which typically operate at a 50% load capacity. The machines can work on multiple LED lighting fixtures at the same time. The company must optimize the allocation of resources to meet customer demands efficiently. You need to configure the resources to meet the customer demand. What should you do?
Options
- ANavigate to the primary resource and define priority.
- BNavigate to the primary resource and disable Finite material.
- CNavigate to the primary resource and enable Exclusive.
- DNavigate to the primary resource and disable Finite capacity.
How the community answered
(52 responses)- A17% (9)
- B6% (3)
- C73% (38)
- D4% (2)
Explanation
In Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management, configuring a primary resource as Exclusive ensures that the workers (primary resource) are allocated to only one production job at a time, as stated in the requirement. This fits the scenario where the skilled assembly workers can only work on one LED fixture at a time. Finite capacity allows the system to schedule operations based on available capacity, which is relevant but not specific to the problem of ensuring one worker per fixture. Priority is used for deciding between competing jobs but does not enforce the one-job-per- Finite material is related to material planning, not resource assignment.
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