SAP Exam C_TFG51_2211 Topic 1 Question 19 Discussion

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What is a Statement of Work (SOW) clause?

ADeliverables required during a project but not directly tied to payment or invoices

BLegal terms and conditions that outline contractual language between the buyer and supplier

CPayments to be made upon completion of specific milestones or delivery of certain work products

DStructured payments to be made on a regular or recurring basis

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Suggested Answer: D

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Alaine

1 years ago

Hold up, there's no option for 'User Roles are managed by a team of trained parrots who decide based on the user's hairstyle'? I'm out.

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Sue

12 months ago

C) A set of permissions SAP Fieldglass created are assigned to users.

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Ngoc

12 months ago

B) Users choose their permissions based on their role in the workflow.

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Eladia

1 years ago

A) A set of permissions that cannot be changed are assigned to users.

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Cyndy

1 years ago

No, B seems off. Pretty sure it's D. Workflow-based permissions are standard.

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Marge

1 years ago

True, but B sounds plausible too. Users choosing based on their role?

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Kristine

1 years ago

Hmm, I was expecting some more creative options, like 'User Roles are managed by a sentient AI that grants permissions based on your aura'.

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Mammie

11 months ago

B) Users choose their permissions based on their role in the workflow.

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Merissa

12 months ago

A) A set of permissions that cannot be changed are assigned to users.

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Marjory

1 years ago

B) Users choose their permissions based on their role in the workflow.

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Donte

1 years ago

A) A set of permissions that cannot be changed are assigned to users.

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Phuong

1 years ago

B) Users choose their permissions based on their role in the workflow.

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Rueben

1 years ago

A) A set of permissions that cannot be changed are assigned to users.

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Ligia

1 years ago

Makes sense. That's what I'd go with too. Roles usually determine permissions.

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Ashlyn

1 years ago

B is also a good option, but I think D is more precise in describing the process.

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Tyra

1 years ago

I agree with Gabriele. This seems to be the most logical way to manage user roles in SAP Fieldglass.

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Gabriele

1 years ago

Option D looks like the correct answer. Permissions should be assigned based on the user's role in the workflow.

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Lezlie

1 years ago

B) Users choose their permissions based on their role in the workflow.

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Billi

1 years ago

A) A set of permissions that cannot be changed are assigned to users.

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Edna

1 years ago

D) Permissions are assigned to users based upon their role in the workflow.

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Lyda

1 years ago

Yes, that way users have access to the necessary functions for their specific tasks.

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Timothy

1 years ago

I agree, it makes sense to assign permissions based on the user's role.

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Sheldon

1 years ago

I think it's D. Permissions are assigned based upon their role in the workflow.

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Marge

1 years ago

Yeah, it was a bit confusing. What do you think the answer is?

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Verdell

1 years ago

Hey, did you see that question about User Roles in SAP Fieldglass?

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