You want to associate Insights with calendar events to associate with the insights so you can use the in IPM Insights, Auto Predict definitions, and Predictive Planning. Which two statements are true about incorporating events in IPM insights?

• A. Using events helps you plan ahead for the events and take advantage of opportunities by allowing you to see anticipated spikes and falls in the insight data for specific events.
• B. All events are taken into consideration during prediction regardless of active or inactive status.
• C. After creating events, you cannot choose to skip the historical data spikes or falls, so that the data for the event is always included in the analysis.
• D. When you use events, spikes or falls in data are automatically normalized and distributed over the analysis period.
• E. Events are typically one-off or recurring events that historically led to spikes or declines in data.

Your administrator creates a Pipeline definition to manage metadata, and data for your Planning application. Which statement about pipelines is true?

• A. Use pipelines as a visible, automated, and repeatable system of record for running an application.
• B. Use pipelines to coordinate the running of a series of jobs as a single process.
• C. Quickly drill into data slices that are important to you with pipelines.
• D. Develop pipelines to guide you through the Planning process.

Which two statements are true regarding what you can do when configuring insights?

• A. Use prediction results as input for generating insights.
• B. Create and edit data views to customize the display on the dashboard.
• C. Select either a single type of insight or multiple types of insights.
• D. Define insights for up to 1000 data intersections.

Which two components are included in Salary Grade assumptions?

• A. Salary Rate
• B. Merit Rate
• C. Partial Payment Factor
• D. Salary Basis

Which three are benefits of using Groovy rules?

• A. You can use Groovy rules to define member formulas that combine operators, calculations on members in Dimension Editor.
• B. You can use Groovy rules to dynamically generate calculations scripts at run time based on contexts defined in the Groovy script.
• C. You can use Groovy rules to perform complex procedural calculations in memory before submitting the results to the database.
• D. You can use Groovy rules to dynamically calculate data and add validation checks before saving data on custom composite forms.
• E. You can use Groovy rules to add validation checks for runtime prompt value before running calculations, add data validation checks before submitting data, and add error handling.