SAP c-bcsss-2502 practice test

What is one of the key areas addressed by SAP's sustainability solutions?

• A. Regulatory compliance and reporting
• B. Data transparency specifically for environmental NGOs
• C. Development of e-commerce campaigns
• D. Implementation of AI-powered marketing campaigns

Which of the following SAP sustainability solutions allow our customers to ‘treat carbon like money’?

• A. SAP Green Ledger
• B. SAP Sustainability Data Exchange
• C. SAP Green Token
• D. SAP Sustainability Control Tower

What is a key benefit of SAP's business process-centric approach to sustainability?

• A. Prioritizing sustainability over financial performance.
• B. Maintaining separate systems for sustainability and finance to avoid confusing two fundamentally different types of data.
• C. Disconnected business processes.
• D. Streamlined and efficient auditing and reporting process.

Which SAP solution aligns carbon data with financial information?

• A. SAP Green Ledger
• B. SAP Responsible Design and Production
• C. SAP Sustainability Footprint Management
• D. SAP Sustainability Data Exchange

What is ‘Double Materiality’?

• A. The sustainability impact of procured materials and components is separated from the impact of the finally produced product.
• B. The emissions impact of materials and products are separated to separately evaluate their respective reuse potential.
• C. Companies take a ‘double-bookkeeping’ approach to emissions accounting to measure both debits (emissions) and credits (corporate offsets).
• D. Companies consider both the financial impacts of climate change and their impact on the environment and society.

Which of the following best describes the core capability of SAP Sustainability Control Tower?

• A. It manages ESG reporting, significantly reducing the time needed to collect metrics and generate reports while streamlining data analysis from various sources across the business.
• B. It is used in supply chains to sense and detect disruptions.
• C. It is the central building at SAP headquarters, where all SAP sustainability products are developed.
• D. It is a sustainability bot that crawls through the company's data landscape to identify key data relevant to an organization's ESG reporting requirements.

What are the business drivers causing customers to act on sustainability issues according to SAP?
Note: There are 3 correct answers to this question.

• A. An increasing and evolving number of global regulations and standards.
• B. Almost all businesses describe sustainability activities on their website. It is important to be seen to be part of the trend.
• C. Consumer demands for greater sustainability transparency and proof of sustainability claims.
• D. As businesses innovate, carbon-causing innovations can be balanced against sustainability activities.
• E. Climate change-related supply chain risks and disruptions, resource constraints and rising costs for materials, energy, or carbon.

Which sustainability solutions form part of the SAP essentials package as part of RISE with SAP and
GROW with SAP? Note: There are 3 correct answers to this question.

• A. SAP Sustainability Control Tower
• B. SAP Sustainability Footprint Management
• C. SAP Green Token
• D. SAP Sustainability Data Exchange
• E. SAP S/4HANA for product compliance

Which of the following describes the key capability of SAP Sustainability Data Exchange?

• A. Provides a data lake and master data management capabilities for the different sustainability products.
• B. Shares actual product carbon footprints with business partners across the value chain, enhances data accuracy, and supports regulatory compliance.
• C. Identifies and reuses common data that is needed in overlapping regulatory regimes and jurisdictions.
• D. Shares data and product specification details between sustainable product designers to ensure a product designed according to circular economy principles.

Which of the following economic sectors are focus areas for SAP Sustainability?
Note: There are 3 correct answers to this question.

• A. Discrete manufacturing
• B. Hospitality
• C. Consumer & retail
• D. Energy-intensive industries
• E. Arts & culture