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You are managing a project based on a Waterfall model. You define a project and a project plan in Oracle Project Portfolio Management with tasks and subtasks applicable to each of the phases of the project: Initiation, Discovery, Design, Build, Test, and Deploy. As a project manager, you want to define deliverables for your project requirements that are elucidated during the Discovery phase of your project. You now want to understand how the inheritance between requirements, tasks, and deliverables works. Identify the two correct statements in this respect. (Choose two.)
Associate deliverables with one or many tasks or requirements at any level. Associate existing deliverables to tasks or requirements or create deliverables directly for tasks or requirements. You can delete a deliverable in New status if it is not associated with tasks or requirements.
Can deliverables for projects and tasks be inherited from associated requirements?
No. A deliverable associated with a requirement is not automatically associated with the tasks created for that requirement.
You associate a deliverable with a task, independent of associating a requirement with a task.
Your organization performs revenue recognition based on the Labor and Non-labor Burden schedule types. Identify the setup required to enable this kind of revenue recognition. (Choose the best answer.)
To perform revenue recognition based on the Labor and Non-labor Burden schedule types, you need to create a revenue method with a revenue method classification of Rate Based. This classification allows you to use the burdened cost rates of labor and non-labor resources as the basis for revenue recognition. The burdened cost rates are derived from the burden schedules that are assigned to the project or task. Reference: https://docs.oracle.com/en/cloud/saas/project-portfolio-management/20c/oapfm/manage-project-revenue.html#OAPFM2355981
Which three are true of what you can do in the Project Requirements work area?
Project Requirements: Explained
Requirements enable you to capture your business needs. If you manage projects using the Agile development methodology, you start by identifying the high-level requirements and decomposing them further to manage the completion of work on the requirement.
You use the Project Requirements work area to:
Organize backlog items by requirements
Manage your list of backlog items
Create project tasks for backlog items
You are set up as a Follower in Manage Tasks. Which two abilities can you accomplish? (Choose two.)
Followers are persons who aren't working on the task but have an interest in reviewing the task progress. Only the resources and other followers can add followers to a task. If a resource assigns the task to another team member, the application automatically changes the original resource to a follower.
What's the difference between my tasks and tasks that I follow?
You can edit task details and enter progress for your tasks on the Manage Tasks page. If a task has multiple resources, only the primary resource can edit the task.
When you follow a task, you can view the task details and see the task activity stream. You receive e-mail notifications of changes that team members make to the task.
If a resource reassigns the task to another team member, then the previous resource automatically becomes a follower.
Which application would you use to map application roles to external roles? (Choose the best answer.)
Ref: https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E17904_01/doc.1111/e14431/managing.htm#APMAG3333
Fusion Middleware Administrator's Guide for Authorization Policy Manager
Managing Security Artifacts
This chapter describes the procedures an administrator follows to manage application-specific security artifacts, view the external role hierarchy, manage the application role hierarchy, and manage the many-to-many mapping of application roles to external roles from both the application and the external role point of view.
This chapter is divided into the following sections:
Managing Application Security Artifacts
Viewing the External Role Hierarchy
Managing the Application Role Hierarchy
Mapping Application Roles to an External Role
Mapping External Roles to an Application Role
Role Mapping Policy
A Role Mapping Policy is used to determine what external subjects (users, groups or External Roles) are assigned to the applicable Application Role. The Application Role, when referenced in an Authorization Policy, defines the principals affected by the Authorization Policy. Role Mapping Policies may also include conditions
Oracle Identity Manager -- Not used for mapping application roles to external roles
How do Users Interact with Oracle Identity Manager?
Oracle Identity Manager provides an end-user interface, called the Identity Self Service console, and a system administrator interface, called the Identity System Administration console. Both end-users and system administrators use the web browser to log on to Oracle Identity Manager. Oracle Identity Manager (OIM)
OIM provision users, roles, and defines what a user can do in Oracle Cloud
Duty Roles are mapped to jobs and assigned access privileges (Data Security)
