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When is "Store Period Performance" usually performed?

• A.After each pay period
• B.After working hours to enhance performance
• C.After the schedule is updated
• D.After Job Services validation

What is the process that must be followed by a system administrator to create a user?

• A.Request approval from the user's manager before completing the profile.
• B.Assign a global profile, project profile, and responsible manager.
• C.Assign a role to the user before assigning security profiles.
• D.Create an email account to confirm access after user setup.

You received an e-mail from a portfolio manager asking you to check performance metrics for the past months on each of the projects filtered for that portfolio.
You cannot locate the portfolio that the email references.
What is the probable cause?

• A.You have not been assigned as a resource to the projects.
• B.It is a user-filtered portfolio that has not been refreshed.
• C.It is a user portfolio created by the portfolio manager.
• D.You do not have the appropriate license for the web interface.

You are developing a reporting strategy for a customer who requires monthly reports showing cost variance. The customer has two requirements.
1.Each report must come from Primavera.
2.Each month's report must become a "snapshot" for legal traceability purposes.
Which P6 R8 solution addresses each of the customer's requirements?

• A.Send reports directly to printers at all user locations
• B.Send generated report to content repository
• C.Archive printed reports in files under security
• D.Email monthly report to distribution list

You are an implementation consultant working at a company where project schedules have been managed primarily with Microsoft Project, on individual desktops. The "projects" theoretically have been multiple-year projects. Your scope of work includes migrating project data from legacy project plans and setting up project planning standards. As you look into the current Microsoft Project plans, it becomes clear that the projects are not really multi-year projects. The plans have been managed by creating "new" projects within the old projects by skipping a few lines in what has become more of a program history.
What approach would you recommend to retain the legacy data (which is a mandated requirement in the new Primavera system), while moving forward with a "one project, one plan" process?

• A.Retire legacy project plans and start with new project planning standards.
• B.Import all MS Project plans directly into the P6 production database "as is."
• C.Create new projects only for in flight work identified in MS Project plans.
• D.Import MS Project plans but break out current in-flight work into separate projects.