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CIT Logistics Systems Team Event Quiz Februar 2021

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Q 1/17
Score 0
Wofür steht die Abkürzung SAP?
120
Systeme, Anwendungen, Produkte
Stefan Alexander Petersberger
Software aus Polen
Submit and Pray
Q 2/17
Score 0
Wann war das Gründungsjahr von Hettich?
60
1450
1933
1880
1888

17 questions

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Wofür steht die Abkürzung SAP?

1

120 sec

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Wann war das Gründungsjahr von Hettich?

2

60 sec

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Wofür steht das SE im Transaktionscode SE16?

3

120 sec

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Wie ist die korrekte Schreibweise der neuesten Produktgruppe von HPH?

4

120 sec

Q.

Wieviele Volumenprozent muss ein schottischer Single Malt Whisky mindestens haben?

5

120 sec

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In welchem Jahr wurde die Hettich Management Service GmbH gegründet?

6

120 sec

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Wie wird der Anteil des Whiskys genannt, der im Laufe seiner Lagerung aus dem Fass verdunstet?

7

120 sec

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Wieviele Tasten hat eine deutsche Standard-Tastatur?

8

120 sec

Q.

Wieviele Petabyte hat ein Yottabyte (dezimal) ?

9

300 sec

Q.

LAN, WAN, GAN, MAN - Welches Area Network fehlt in dieser Aufzählung?

10

300 sec

Q.

Was ist die MOB Programmierung?

11

120 sec

Q.

Was ist das KISS-Prinzip?

12

60 sec

Q.

Was ist Shebang?

13

120 sec

Q.

Welcher Begriff wird in der deutschen Wirtschaft in der Regel synonym für IoT (Internet of Things) verwendet?

14

120 sec

Q.

Was ist ein Banana Pi?

15

120 sec

Q.

Welche Stadt hat mit 32257 die gleiche Postleitzahl wie Bünde?

16

300 sec

Q.

Wie heisst die neue Instagram TV-Serie von Hettich Australia?

17

60 sec

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