IBM Sterling Order Management V9.2, Solution Design - C8010-241 FREE EXAM DUMPS QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

There are four nodes defined in Sterling Order Management, with the following distances from the ship-to address within a Distribution Group: Node1 - 30 miles Node2 - 40 miles Node3 - 60 miles Node4 - 75 miles All these have the resource capacity to deliver and install a product. While sourcing the order, the business wants the application to first consider the nodes within a 60 mile radius. If no resource capacity is found, it should then consider all the nodes in the Distribution Group regardless of the distance. How can this requirement be configured in the Sterling Distributed Order Management system?

A retailer's delivery rules do not allow shipping for an open box television (TV) that is more than 150 miles away. However, they do support moving this TV through a network of stores that are spread throughout the country, until it reaches a store that supports delivery to the customer. The retailer needs to configure such a multi-hop transfer of inventory through the supply chain and provide an accurate promise date to a customer who is over 1000 miles away from the store with the open box TV. In order to do so, Sterling Order Management considers all the following configuration settings EXCEPT for:

In the current IBM Sterling Selling and Fulfillment implementation, there are new tables defined by the implementation team that contain configuration data, and this data needs to be migrated across many environments. In order to migrate the data using the Configuration Deployment Tool (CDT), a solution designer should add the new table list in which of the following files?

A business has three distribution centers (DC) and 300 stores across the country. Some items are only available in stores. The business has the facility to move inventory from the stores to the DC, and vice versa. It takes one day to transfer inventory. The business has the following requirements: 1.Inventory should first ship from DC, then if necessary, from the stores (first considering stores closest to the Ship To Address). 2.The order should be fulfilled as long as inventory exists somewhere. 3.The business guarantees that (nonbackordered) items are shipped to the customer within three days of order creation. Which two of the following options can MOST EFFICIENTLY model this fulfillment requirement?

A Sterling Distributed Order Management application is deployed in New York. The order number "10001" is created in Japan, and the Customer Service Representative (CSR) supports this order from London. The date and time values are shown to the CSR based on which of the following two locales?

A customer placed an order through the web, and calls the Customer Service Representative (CSR) to locate the nearest store for order pickup. The CSR navigates to "Alternate store pickup location search" in Sterling Call Center and updates the customer with the inventory availability and store details. Which two APIs are called from Sterling Call Center?