1.
Gross Margin is the difference between:
Correct Answer
A. Revenue and all standard cost
Explanation
Gross Margin is the difference between revenue and all standard costs. This means that it represents the amount of money left over after deducting the direct costs associated with producing goods or services. It is a measure of profitability and indicates how efficiently a company is utilizing its resources to generate revenue. By subtracting the standard costs from the revenue, the gross margin helps businesses determine their profitability and make informed decisions regarding pricing, cost control, and overall financial performance.
2.
Which of the following is NOT one of the Overhead Spend under the NMS (Non-Material Spend)?
Correct Answer
B. E&O Provisions
Explanation
E&O Provisions is not one of the Overhead Spend under the NMS (Non-Material Spend). This means that E&O Provisions are considered as part of the Overhead Spend and not excluded from it. The other options, DF Fees and Freight, are included in the Overhead Spend category.
3.
DF Fees is quoted ___________ with CM and is paid through AVP.
Correct Answer
B. Quarterly
Explanation
DF Fees is quoted on a quarterly basis, meaning that the fees are calculated and quoted every three months. These fees are paid through AVP, which is the designated payment method. This suggests that the payment for DF Fees is made every quarter, aligning with the frequency at which the fees are quoted. Therefore, the correct answer is Quarterly.
4.
What is an MPM role in reporting accurate costs?
Correct Answer
B. Accountable for accuracy of reported Product Standard Cost
Explanation
The MPM role in reporting accurate costs is accountable for ensuring the accuracy of the reported product standard cost. This means that they are responsible for making sure that the cost of the product is accurately calculated and reported. They may also be responsible for resolving any issues related to standard cost, purchase price variance (PPV), and bill of materials (BOM) attributes. Additionally, they are responsible for ensuring that the standard cost and BOM accuracy align with the Product Information Database (PID) at both the local and global level.
5.
Which of the following is part of the Cisco Inventory?
Correct Answer
C. All the above
Explanation
All the options mentioned in the question are part of the Cisco Inventory. The "Finished Goods at the SLC" refers to the finished products that are stored at the SLC (Shipping, Logistics, and Configuration) facility. The "Last Time Buy inventory at Avnet" refers to the inventory of products that are no longer in production but are still available for purchase from the distributor Avnet. Therefore, "All the above" options include both the finished goods at the SLC and the Last Time Buy inventory at Avnet.
6.
Which of the following is true?
Correct Answer
A. Lower product cost translates to better EPS
Explanation
Lower product cost translates to better EPS because when the cost of producing a product is lower, the company can either sell it at a lower price, which can increase sales volume, or maintain the same price and increase profit margin. In both cases, the company's earnings per share (EPS) would be positively affected. Lower product cost can also lead to improved efficiency and cost management, which can further contribute to better EPS.
7.
What does "Inventory Turns" mean?
Correct Answer
C. All the above
Explanation
"Inventory Turns" refers to a metric that measures how many times a company is able to sell its inventory within a year. It is calculated by dividing the cost of goods sold by the average inventory value. This metric helps businesses assess their efficiency in managing inventory and can be used to optimize inventory levels. Additionally, "Inventory Turns" can also be interpreted as "Weeks of supply," which indicates the number of weeks a company's inventory can sustain its sales. Therefore, the correct answer is "All the above" as both explanations accurately describe what "Inventory Turns" mean.
8.
Quality Scrap comes from
Correct Answer
B. Non Nettable Location
Explanation
Quality scrap does not come from the Quarterly E&O provision, as this provision refers to the adjustment made for errors and omissions in financial statements. It also does not come from a non-nettable location, which refers to a location that is not eligible for netting or offsetting of financial transactions. Therefore, the correct answer is "None of the above."
9.
Which of the following is NOT true about a Credit Memo?
Correct Answer
C. Credit Memo is issued by Cisco A/P
Explanation
The given correct answer is "Credit Memo is issued by Cisco A/P." A Credit Memo is a document issued by a seller to a buyer, indicating that the buyer's account has been credited with a specific amount. It is used to correct errors or provide refunds to the buyer. While Cisco A/P (Accounts Payable) is responsible for managing the company's payments to suppliers, they do not issue Credit Memos. Therefore, this statement is not true.