APP400 - LCNC SAP Build Apps Flashcards
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What is the process for building an app
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Ui+Binding
variables
Logic
External APIs
Data Resources (OData/Rest) ->Destinations-> SAP Systems
HTML application
2
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In SAP build app, where can you sort and filter projects
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Lobby
3
Q
Additional actions in the lobby are
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Export
Rename project
Manage members
Save as new project
Delete
4
Q
what are the components of the SAP build menu Bar
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UI Canvas
Launch
Theme
Navigation
Data Authorization
Help
5
Q
What capabilities does SAP Build Apps provides to make it easy to build apps?
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Creating logic to respond to user and app events
Defining with simple form connections to backend data
Dragging and dropping pre-built components for building the UI
6
Q
Where can you see all your SAP Build projects?
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Lobby
7
Q
Which two fields can you enter while creating a new project?
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Title
Description
8
Q
What is the role of User Interface (UI) in an app?
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UI covers what you will see and be able to do in the app.
9
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What are components in SAP Build Apps
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They are prefabricated code pieces that can be used as building blocks with pre-defined functions to design the UI and enable the bridge to use logic.
10
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What are some characteristics of components
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Interactive
Connections and Extensibility
Responsive
Logic
Adaptive style
11
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What are the binding types
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Static text
Data and Variables
formula
Components properties
Data item in repeat
Mapping
12
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There are two theme groups
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Universal and Fiori theme
13
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right panel contains
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Properties
Style
Layout
14
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In SAP Build Apps on the left hand side there are three tabs
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Core
By me
Installed
15
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Types of variables
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App Variable: It is used to store the information that needs to be accessible throughout the app.
Page Variable: It is used to store the information that needs to be accessible only for the current page.
Page Parameter: It is used to store the information that is required to open the current page. For example, if you have a product details page that displays information about the current product, the page requires an ID for the product to display its data.
Data Variable
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what are the variables that store data
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app and page variables
17
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What are the four groups of data variables
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Simple
Reference
Text types with specific formats
Complex
18
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What is mandatory when creating variables
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name and data type
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Here are the available data variable types
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Collection of data records
Single data record
new data record
20
Q
Data variables are always based on
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a data resource whose schema is replicated on the data variable.
21
Q
Which of the following will guide you if you try to set a variable with a value that does not conform to its data type?
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Formula editor
22
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Which variable do you use to store information retrieved from a back-end system?
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Data variable
23
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What are the reasons for using variables?
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To store temporary data, such as user preferences.
To store data retrieved from back-end data source.
24
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What is the main difference between an app variable and a page variable?
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An app variable can be referenced anywhere, but a page variable can only be referenced in a particular page.
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Functions can be used together to create a complete app logic
Flow Functions
Formula Functions
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What are events
On focus
page/component blurred
On change
Component tap
app page loaded
Custom event
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Here are the three different types of Logic Canvas:
Global Logic Canvas
Page Logic Canvas
Component Logic Canvas
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back end system able to provide data such as:
OData integration
REST API direct integration
On Device storage
Marketplace datasources
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What is OData resource
It is a connection to a data store that adheres to the OData protocol.
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What are the data entities
OData integration
REST API direct integration
Google firebase/cloud firestore
SAP BTP destination REST API
marketplace search
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There are two main things that you must define before using REST resource
Schema of the data that provides a structured view of information
Types of HTTP requests that can be performed on the data resource
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SAP Build Work Zone is part of the SAP Build Family:
1. SAP Build Apps
2. SAP Build Process Automation
3. Sap Build Work Zone
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SAP Build Work Zone comes in two editions:
Advanced and Standard
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Standard Edition:
1. Secure, central access to apps, tasks, and processes
2. Personalized and role based user experience
3. Flexible customization & Extensibility
4. Business Content from SAP Solution + Third party Integration
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Looking closer at the capabilities of the advanced edition, four main categories of features stand out, compared to standard:
1. Empower (key) users from lines of business.
2. Blend business data and unstructured content.
3. Increase user engagement.
4. Customize and extend to your needs.
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The next lessons "unbox" solution architecture of SAP Build Work Zone in the form of different type of components:
1. Default: DWS launchpad, UI Theme Designer, Mobile Services, SAP_ Connectivity Service and SAP Destination Service
2. Mandatory: Cloud Identity Services, IAS, Identity Provisioning
3. Optional: SAP BAS
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SAP Build Work Zone has two flavours:
subscription and Service
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SAP Build Work Zone default components:
1. Digital Workplace Service
2. Launchpad to access SAP third party business app
3. UI theme Designer
4. Mobile Services
5. Integration
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What is the difference between SAP SuccessFactors Work Zone and SAP Workflow Management:
SAP Workflow Management. Main difference is that SAP Workflow service provides capabilities to execute and monitor workflows.
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DWS (Digital Workplace Service) is made up of the following components:
1. Home pages and workspaces with Grid based layout.
2. Administration Console
3. Administrative Area
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What are the steps for loading and rendering Sap Build Work Zone in the web browser:
1. Step 1 when the user is authenticated in SAP Build.
2. Step 2 application shell calls DWS API to obtain access token. This token is used to provide single sign on (SSO) experience between application shell and DWS micro service.
3. Step 3, application shell loads DWS with injected access token HTML. It is like application inside an application.
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What is Work Zone Manager
Launchpad provides own UI to setup and manage business applicatios and it can be opened from menu External Integrations.
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What is making up Work Zone Manager:
1. Work Zone Directory
2. Content Manager
3. Provide Manager
4. Work Zone Configuration
5. Settings
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SAP Build work Zone provides an employee centric digital experience and provide new and simple ways of working such as:
1. Consistent Work Experience
2. Intuitive workspaces
3. Employee engagement
4. Employee productivity
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What are the building blocks of SAP Build Work zone:
1. Administrative areas
2. Homepages
3. Workspaces
4. Applications launchpad
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Who can admin the area manager:
SME/Admin person.
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Administrator is made up by
Area membership and administrator privilege.
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Homes pages are made up by:
Company home and areas home page
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Who can create workspaces:
Admin or workspace member
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How many types of workspaces are included in SAP Build WorkZone
1. My Workspace
2. Public
3. Private
4. External
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What is the difference between home page and workspace:
the former displays the company feed and the latter displays workspace feed.
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What are widgets:
: it is a container with various content such as pictures, feeds, multimedia, text etc
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What is the list of SAP UI5 integration cards:
1. List cards
2. Table cards
3. Timeline
4. Analytica;
5. Object
6. Component
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What is the content manager in Work Zone manager
enables the selection of business sources to be added to the applications menu.
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What is the size for importing a zip file for Work Zone Manager
2 gb
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What is Manual Integration
Integrate apps deployed on SAP S/4HANA on premise, SAP BTP Cloud Foundry or ABAP environment
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What is Content Federation
Expose content of various content providers: SAP S/4HANA on premise, SAP Enterprise Portal or SAP Business Technology Platform on Cloud Foundry
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What is the work zone directory:
it is used to launch the work zone created at the subaccount level and manage the work zone settings.
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What is the Content manager
it is used for accessing my content and content explorer tabs.
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What is the Channel Manager
it is used for listing the available content providers
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What is the Work Zone configurator:
It is a wizard part of the onboarding of the SAP Build Work Zone.
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What is the most used method for extending SAP Build Work Zone
it is the design and development of UI Integration cards.
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Where do you build the workflow capabilities:
SAP BAS.
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There are three SAP Fiori applications offered by SAP Workflow service and available in SAP Build Work Zone to work with workflows
1. My Inbox allows you to review, approve, or reject requests.
2. Monitor Workflows: Workflow Definitions allow you to start new instances of deployed workflows.
3. Monitor Workflows: Workflow Instances allow you to monitor started instances of workflows.
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In SAP Build Work Zone.Where is my inbox accessible from
launchpad as well as header bar
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What is webhooks used for
They provide a mean for tracking specific events that occur in SAP Build Work Zone and then sending metadata to third party applications.
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Do UI integration cards allow to consume business content from SAP and third party tools
True
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What is the content of manifest.json:
it defines the name and description of the card, tags, how content should be displayed, various parameters, and so on.
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What is the content of Configuration.js:
it defines how the configuration parameters of the UI Integration Card should be rendered, for example, dropdown list with pre-defined set of values, toggle, and so on.
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Can UI cards be accessed form the launchad of AP Build WorkZone:
True
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What are plugins used for
To add messages and buttons on the header bar of the launchpad.
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While creating the launchpad plugin involves the use of the template wizard for SAPUI5 applications, it is necessary to maintain the bare minimum of mandatory parameters:
1. No destination to backend system required.
2. No FLP configuration required.
3. No advanced options required.
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Being HTML5 applications, launchpad plugins have the same characteristics:
1. The source code can be downloaded directly from SAP BTP cockpit.
2. The logs (for troubleshooting purposes) can be accessed from SAP BTP cockpit.
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Are Content Packages part of the extensibility framework within SAP Build Work Zone:
True
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What content Packages are used for:
They allow you to organize and group SAP Build Work Zone-specific artifacts only. However, they do not replace other frameworks and mechanisms available on SAP BTP, for example, Multitarget Applications (MTA).
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What are the stages of content package versions:
1. Major
2. Minor
3. Patch
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What are the integration scenarios in SAP Build Work Zone:
Federation and Manual Integration
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What are the central services in terms of Sap Work Build Zone
1. Sap Cloud Transport Management
2. Cloud Integration Automation Service
3. SAP Cloud Identity Services
4. Custom Domain
5. SAP Mobile Start
6. SAP Companion
7. Notifications
8. SAP Task Center
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There are common triggers to start an implementation of SAP Build Work Zone and introduce digital experience:
1. Global initiative
2. Modernization program
3. Side project
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What is the project methodology is known as SAP Build Work Zone:
Activate consumption experience methodology.
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Generally, there are two implementation variants for SAP Build Work Zone
1. Greenfield Implementation meaning to start everything from scratch.
2. Brownfield Implementation meaning that content and functionality of currently used solutions will be migrated to SAP Build Work Zone or SAP SuccessFactors Work Zone.
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SAP Activate is made up of the following
1. The Prepare Phase
2. The Explore Phase
3. The Realize Phase
4. The Deploy Phase
5. The Run Phase
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The Prepare Phase has the following deliverables:
1. Project Initiation
2. Customer Team Self-Enablement
3. Cloud System Provisioning
4. Project Kick off
5. Phase closure
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What are the tasks included in the Prepare phase
1. Customer Team Self Enablement
2. SAP Support Implementtios Tools Access
3. Prepare Integration Setup
4. Fit to Standard Analysis Preparation and Fit to Standard System Preparation
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Why Default Identity Provider in SAP BTP subaccount must be disable
It cannot be used because SAP Build Work Zone requires additional IAS and IPS configuration.
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The onboarding procedure for both SAP Build Work Zone and SAP SuccessFactors Work Zone consists of four steps.
1. Implement listed prerequisites.
2. Run booster for SAP Build Work Zone
3. Post booster section
4. Execution of Work Zone Configurator
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In the Explore Phase, what is main purpose:
develop the Fit to Standard Analysis
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The explore phase has the following key deliverables:
1. PM execution, monitoring and controlling
2. Customer project team enablement’
3. Fit to Standard Analysis
4. Configuration definition
5. Integration prerequisites
6. Solution extension preparation
7. Data load preparation
8. Phase closure
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What are the key deliverables of the Realize phase
1. Pm execution, monitoring, and controlling.
2. End user training plan and execution
3. System configuration and solution walkthrough
4. Data preparation and execution
5. Solution test preparation and execution
6. Phase closure
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What is low code:
it uses both a traditional programming language-based environment combined with no-code platforms and is used by developers with at least basic technical knowledge.
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What is No code
it is simpler, and it fully replaces the traditional programming language-based tooling with a suite of visual development tools (ex. drag-and-drop components) and can be used by technical and non-technical people alike, such as citizen developers.
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What is Hyperautomation
it is a strategic approach that aims to realize an end-to-end digital toolchain for processes and activities, across lines of business.
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Advantages of LCNC
1. Enhanced ROI
2. Increase adoption
3. Accelerted time to value
4. Maximise speed and agility
5. Greater collaboration
6. Reduced total cost
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What tool is needed for composing applications
SAP Build Apps
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What tool is needed for automation of processes and tasks
SAP BPA
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What tool is needed for designing business sites
SAP Build work Zone
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What is SAP Build used for
is all about easily creating and using composable building blocks to increase developer efficiency.
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What is sap Build Apps used for
Build mobile and web apps using 500+ templates and pre-built business logic components.
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What is SAP build Process Automation used for
Jumpstart automation projects with 340+ line-of-business and industry-specific process content packages, RPA bots and connectors
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What is SAP Build Work Zone used for
What is SAP Build Work Zone used for
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What connections can be developed with SAP Build Apps
REST integration wizard for modern APIs, SAP BTP Authentication for login and access control, and native integration with SAP Service Cloud
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What connections can be developed with SAP Build Process Automation
Action projects can encapsulate APIs as simple to use logic and make them available to business users for use in low-code projects.
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What connections can be developed with SAP Build Work Zone:
Leverage APIs and pre-built UI-integration cards to create a single access point to applications, processes, information, and data on any device.
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What are the typical steps in a business process
1. Initiation
2. Data collection
3. Routing
4. Decision
5. Human task
6. New Data
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So who is typically involved with a business process?
1. The primary participants.
2. The secondary participants.
3. The stakeholders who need to be kept informed of the process status.
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What are the roles in a BP:
1. Primary participant
2. Secondary participant and
3. Stakeholders
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What are the benefits of a well-defined BP:
Enhanced operational visibility. Well-run processes improve communication between people and departments. Accuracy, speed and efficiency are big advantages.
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What are the consequences of poorly defined BP
Dealing with challenges and change elicits chaotic, reactive, and variable responses.
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What is BPM
it is used for identifying, analyse, measure, and improve an organization’s processes.
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What are the six stages of the BPM lifecycle:
1. Design
2. Model
3. Implement
4. Monitor
5. Optimize
6. Reengineering
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What are the benefits of BPM:
1. Reduce throughput time.
2. Eliminate waste.
3. Increase productivity.
4. Increase standardization.
5. Increase efficiency.
6. Leverage one single source of truth
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What are the SAP Build Process Automation capabilities
1. Process
2. Advanced workflow
3. Forms and multi-step approvals.
4. Business rules and decisions.
5. Document understanding.
6. Unified launchpad and task center.
7. Process visibility and flexibility.
8. Task automation.
9. Prebuilt content.
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