1Z0-1061-24 無料問題集「Oracle CX Sales 2024 Implementation Professional」

（A）Use a mapping file to load data from staging tables

（B）Use the Load Data Wizard to load data from an Excel file

（C）Use the Data Management interface to load data from flat files

（D）Use the Data Integration feature to load data from external sources

（A）Dimension management

（B）Allocation rules

（C）Data synchronization

（D）Financial Reporting

（A）Excel, CSV, and TXT files

（B）Excel files only

（C）TXT files only

（D）CSV files only

（A）Create multiple user accounts for each user to assign different roles and privileges.

（B）Configure access controls within the applications and data.

（C）Implement single sign-on (SSO) using an identity provider.

（D）Use Oracle Access Manager to manage user authentication and authorization.

（A）Using a manual load process instead of an automated process

（B）Uploading small data files in batches throughout the day

（C）Creating duplicate records to ensure data consistency

（D）Uploading a large data file as a single transaction

（A）Direct extraction from source systems using SQL queries

（B）Extraction using Oracle Data Integrator (ODI)

（C）Extraction using Oracle Financials Cloud APIs

（D）Extraction using Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS) interfaces

（A）Data loads require the use of external tools and cannot be performed through the user interface.

（B）Data loads are limited to a maximum of 1 million rows

（C）Data loads allow you to bring data into the target application for further analysis and reporting.

（D）Data loads can only be performed manually and cannot be scheduled to run automatically.

（A）Running an allocation deletes all previously loaded data and starts the allocation process from scratch.

（B）Running an allocation can update the data that has already been loaded and adjust it based on the allocation rules

（C）Running an allocation only impacts the data that was loaded after the allocation was created.

（D）Allocations have no impact on data that has already been loaded.

（A）Dimensions can only be created within applications.

（B）Applications and dimensions can be created independently.

（C）Applications can only be created within dimensions.

（D）Applications and dimensions cannot be created in Oracle Profitability and Cost Management Cloud Service.

（A）To provide an overview of the features and capabilities of the Oracle Profitability and Cost Management Cloud Service

（B）To outline the implementation process and best practices for deploying the Oracle Profitability and Cost Management Cloud Service

（C）To explain the technical architecture and infrastructure requirements of the Oracle Profitability and Cost Management Cloud Service

（D）To assess the candidate's understanding of the key concepts and terminology used in the Oracle Profitability and Cost Management Cloud Service

（A）Source codes are defined by the end user in the Manage Multistage Campaign task.

（B）Source codes in the Review Marketing Source Codes task were customized.

（C）This is normal behavior. Source codes are based on the Combination of campaign, stage instance, and audience.

（D）This is normal behavior. Source codes are based on the combination of stage instance, audience and treatment.

（A）A Direct Allocation distributes the total amount of cost entered for a source entity based on a driver while a Sequential Less-Than Allocation sequentially distributes costs to the target entities in sequence subject to the condition that any target entity's allocation is less than the remaining costs to allocate.

（B）A Direct Allocation sequentially distributes the total amount of cost entered for a source entity among all the target entities while a Sequential Less-Than Allocation distributes costs to the target entities in sequence subject to the condition that any target entity's allocation is less than the remaining costs to allocate.

（C）A Direct Allocation sequentially distributes the total amount of cost entered for a source entity among all the target entities while a Sequential Less-Than Allocation distributes costs to the target entities in the order specified by the user.

（D）A Direct Allocation evenly distributes the total amount of cost entered for a source entity among all the target entities while a Sequential Less-Than Allocation distributes costs to the target entities in sequence subject to the condition that any target entity's allocation is less than the remaining costs to allocate.

（A）Driver-based costing

（B）Activity-based costing

（C）Profitability analysis

（D）Direct costing

（A）Allocation rules can only be used for direct cost allocations, while spreading rules can be used for both direct and indirect cost allocations.

（B）Allocation rules allow for a more sophisticated and granular distribution of costs.

（C）Allocation rules are more complex to set up and maintain compared to spreading rules.

（D）Allocation rules provide a faster calculation process compared to spreading rules.

（A）Data Visualization Cloud

（B）Data Integration Platform

（C）Data Integration Platform and Cloud

（D）Data Management Cloud

（A）Using the REST API to load data into PBCS application

（B）Importing data from local files using a data management integration adapter.

（C）Manually entering data directly into the Oracle Profitability and Cost Management Cloud Service application interface.

（D）Using Oracle Data Integrator (ODI) to extract and transform data from various sources into the Oracle Profitability and Cost Management Cloud Service format.

（A）To analyze and manage profitability information for different dimensions and business activities.

（B）To allocate costs and revenues to different cost centers and products.

（C）To create financial models and forecast future profitability.

（D）To generate financial reports and dashboards for senior management.