QN1. ERP systems can be compared to the “fly-by-wire” operation of an aircraft.
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False
Answer: TrueAnswer
QN2. ERP systems lead to significant cost savings by continuously monitoring the organizational health.
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False
Answer: TrueAnswer
QN3. ERP systems have been evolved from Manufacturing Planning (MRP) systems of the 1970s and the material Resources Planning (MRP II) systems of the 1980s.
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False
Answer: TrueAnswer
QN4. Since ERP implements the organizational processes, it is necessary to re-engineer the business process before introducing ERP.
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False
Answer: TrueAnswer
QN5. ERP is a high-end-mission-critical application with significant investment in hardware and software.
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False
Answer: TrueAnswer
QN6. Introduction of ERP software would need mostly customization rather than software building.
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False
Answer: FalseAnswer
QN7. The skills for customization are more process-oriented rather than IT/ARE skill based.
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False
Answer: TrueAnswer
QN8. Top Management commitment is not a critical success factor in ERP implementation.
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Answer: FalseAnswer
QN9. Top Management commitment does not address the issue of empowering people to usher in changes.
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False
Answer: FalseAnswer
QN10. ERP is coordination only between the hardware vendor and the consultant.
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Answer: FalseAnswer
QN11. ERP solutions use technology to address business issues, at the same time striving to keep technology transparent to the users.
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Answer: FalseAnswer
QN12. The very first step in implementation is mapping of the current business processes to the ERP solutions and arriving at the “to be” model.
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Answer: FalseAnswer
QN13. ERP cannot help organizations in addressing needs like reduced cycle time, reduced inventories and sharing information seamlessly across the organization.
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Answer: FalseAnswer
QN14. ERP provides the means to optimize the organizational resources.
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Answer: TrueAnswer
QN15. ERP as it exists today, acts as the link between supply chain and the demand chain.
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Answer: FalseAnswer
QN16. ERP is not a production-oriented information system.
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Answer: FalseAnswer
QN17. ERP is the latest enhancement of MRP II with the added functionality of Finance, distribution and Human Resources Development, integrated to handle the global business needs of an integrated and networked enterprise.
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False
Answer: TrueAnswer
QN18. ERP is supposed to provide timely and accurate production oriented information for long-range planning and day-to-day operational planning and control.
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Answer: TrueAnswer
QN19. The ERP selection exercise can consume enormous time and manpower in identifying evaluation criteria and gathering information on alternatives.
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Answer: FalseAnswer
QN20. The ERP products should be scored on three major criteria, the Product, implementation ease and the Future Road Map.
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False
Answer: TrueAnswer
QN21. The real benefit of ERP comes in the long-term when the organization is in a position to apply the experience of the best business processes evolved over years of implementing the ERP for other organizations.
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False
Answer: TrueAnswer
QN22. Project Champions do not provide the leadership so as to sustain the trials and tribulations of an ERP implementation project.
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False
Answer: FalseAnswer
QN23. The “go live” date marks the end of ERP project.
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False
Answer: TrueAnswer
QN24. Most ERP projects “go live” at the start of the fiscal/financial year.
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Answer: TrueAnswer
QN25. ERP customization does not involve fitting the ERP software to meet the demands of a particular organization.
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Answer: FalseAnswer
QN26. ERP implementations that are geographically distributed do not need reliable communication links for on-line transaction processing.
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Answer: FalseAnswer
QN27. Hardware sizing for ERP is not a specialized job.
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False
Answer: FalseAnswer
QN28. Low end UNIX versions may not support ERP.
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Answer: TrueAnswer
QN29. ERP vendors do not recommend DBMS that do not support “row-level locking.”
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False
Answer: TrueAnswer
QN30. ERP does not address the service industry.
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False
Answer: FalseAnswer
QN31. ERP systems can be compared to
a. fly-by-wire operation of an aircraft
b. fly-by-airplane operation
c. none-of the above
Answer: a. fly-by-wire operation of an aircraftAnswer
QN32. ERP systems have evolved from
a. Materials Requirements planning
b. MRP systems of 1970 & MRP II systems of 1980
c. Manufacturing Resources Planning
Answer: c. Manufacturing Resources PlanningAnswer
QN33. Top Management commitment in ERP is
a. to write a big cheque
b. to select champions from key functions and detain for the ERP project implementation
c. to select champions and ensure release for ERP core commitee
Answer: b. to select champions from key functions and detain for the ERP project implementationAnswer
QN34. The special role of consultants is
a. that they are actively engaged in ERP consulting
b. that they have accumulated the richest ERP implementation experiences
c. that they have developed their own methodologies of implementation that add significant value to ERP software.
Answer: b. that they have accumulated the richest ERP implementation experiencesAnswer
QN35. The responsibility of the ERP Project team
a. is to implement the ERP for a specific organisation
b. to work on behalf of the consultant
c. to lead the functional teams
Answer: c. to lead the functional teamsAnswer
QN36. The go-live date in the ERP project corresponds to
a. end of the project implementation
b. start of the fiscal year
c. shift from the legacy system to ERP system date
Answer: a. end of the project implementationAnswer
QN37. The “bolt-on” approach calls for
a. tighter integration
b. is the same as “plug-and-play” approach
c. or, could be delivered as ERP of choice
Answer: a. tighter integrationAnswer
QN38. Which is not a dominant approach to ERP implementaion
a. big-bang
b. boot-strap
c. location-wise
d. modular-wise
Answer: b. boot-strapAnswer
QN39. Data migration is the
a. transfer of master data from legacy system
b. transfer of manual data
c. cleaning of data from machine-readable form
Answer: a. transfer of master data from legacy systemAnswer
QN40. Operating systems that support ERP would need a
a. high-end operating system that supports multi-tasking, multi-user application
b. muli-threading to support high performance
c. both a) & b)
Answer: c. both a) & b)Answer