SAP Certified Associate - Project Manager - SAP Activate: C_ACT_2403

Correct Answer: A

A is correct because Planning poker is an estimation technique that you can use in an Agile delivery approach to size the user stories during sprint planning. Planning poker is a game where each team member uses a set of cards with numbers that represent the relative effort of a user story. The team members reveal their cards simultaneously and discuss their estimates until they reach a consensus. This technique is based on the concept of story points, which are units of measure for expressing the overall effort required to fully implement a user story. Story points are assigned to user stories based on their complexity, risk, and uncertainty. Verified References: Planning Poker

Correct Answer: BD

B is correct because reviewing Best Practices process flow is one of the steps that are part of the fit-to-standard process. The Best Practices process flow is a diagram that shows the standard SAP functionality and configuration for a scope

item. The project team reviews the Best Practices process flow with the customer to demonstrate how the solution supports their business processes, and to identify any gaps or extensions that need to be addressed.

D is correct because enabling customers on standard business processes is one of the steps that are part of the fit-to-standard process. The project team enables customers on standard business processes by providing them with access to

a starter system, where they can explore and test the predefined configuration and sample data for each scope item. The project team also provides customers with training materials and guidance on how to use the solution.

Verified References:

[SAP Activate Methodology for SAP S/4HANA Cloud], page 18

[SAP Activate

Explore Phase: Use Fit-to-Standard to Confirm Business Process Fit and Identify Gaps in Your SAP S/4HANA Cloud Implementation]

Correct Answer: A

A is correct because in the Realize phase, you adjust custom code when transitioning to SAP S/4HANA. Custom code is the code that was developed by the customer or a partner to extend or modify the standard SAP functionality. Custom

code needs to be adjusted to ensure compatibility and performance with SAP S/4HANA, as well as compliance with the simplification items and coding guidelines.

Verified References:

[SAP Activate Methodology for SAP S/4HANA On Premise], page 22