최신Nokia SDM Certification - NI - SDM_2002001050무료샘플문제

A. = (The cost of risk mitigation in EUR) * (the probability of occurrence in %)

B. = (The risk contingency budget in EUR) / (the probability of occurrence in %)

C. = (The impact of risk in EUR) * (the probability of occurrence in %)

D. = (The cost of transferring the risk in EUR) / (the probability of occurrence in %)

A. ... Site acquisition and permitting as well as construction works are key competences in NSN. Consequently these services should preferably NOT be outsourced to subcontractors.

B. ... Site acquisition and permitting very often turns out to become a critical bottleneck in the projects. It is therefore highly recommended to plan very carefully for Site acquisition and permitting and to develop a contingency plan.

C. ... if a base station site is connected via optical fiber transmission link to the network it is important that a Line-of-Sight check is performed during site acquisition to ensure no obstacles would interfere with the connection to the adjacent site.

D. ... revenue for Constructions Works services typically is comparatively small compared to revenue for Site Acquisition&Permitting.

A. Each time there is a change in the scope of work.

B. Each time there is a change in the schedule or scope of work.

C. At least once per month, preferably before period end.

D. Every quarter before PRS(Profitability Reporting System) results are published.

A. To start production of base station equipment.

B. To demonstrate to the customer how NSN plans to meet his requirements.

C. To allocate resources to the project.

D. To provide inputs for the procurement plan.

A. Subcontracted Services and Overhead.

B. Resources and Subcontracted Services

C. Subcontracted Services and Local Material Purchases.

D. Costs of Internal Resources and Costs of Direct External Workforce.

A. Per STP.

B. At least once a month, before period cut-off.

C. After the customer forecast is received.

D. At year end.

A. Telecom Implementation.

B. Site Acquisition.

C. Civil works.

D. Site Assessment.

A. Assurance of subcontractor delivery capability in terms of resources and previous performance.

B. Clear PO issuance procedures, payment and acceptance terms.

C. The conditions agreed in the Customer Contract.

D. Procurement is responsible to use existing NSN guidelines in the contract.