The Task Management application in SAP Cloud ALM is designed to facilitate project execution using the SAP Activate methodology. It allows project members to interact with the predefined methodology tasks. Key capabilities include using embedded 'Accelerators' to directly launch other SAP Cloud ALM applications (e.g., Process Scoping) relevant to a specific task. To manage the workload effectively, project managers can assign these SAP Activate tasks to specific team members for accountability. Furthermore, while the standard SAP tasks cannot be modified, users can create their own sub-tasks to break down the work into more granular, manageable units.

A. Change the description of the SAP Activate task

SAP-delivered content, including task descriptions, is read-only to ensure the integrity and standardization of the SAP Activate methodology across projects.

D. Delete SAP delivered SAP Activate tasks

SAP-delivered tasks cannot be deleted. If a task is not relevant, its status can be set to "Obsolete" or "Not in Scope," but it is not removed from the project plan.

1. SAP Help Portal

SAP Cloud ALM

Project and Task Management

"Working with Tasks":

For B: The section on "Accelerators" states

"Accelerators are links to applications or URLs that help you to execute the task." This confirms the ability to launch apps from tasks.

For C: The documentation notes

"You can create your own tasks in addition to the tasks that are provided by SAP." This feature is used to break down larger

standard tasks.

For E: The documentation explicitly mentions

"You can assign tasks to one or more assignees."

For A & D: The same document clarifies

"You can't edit or delete tasks that are provided by SAP. If you don't need a task

you can set its status to Obsolete." This directly refutes options A and D.

2. SAP Learning Hub

Course ACT200 - SAP Activate Methodology

Unit: "SAP Cloud ALM for Implementation": This courseware details the integration of SAP Activate with SAP Cloud ALM

explaining that the tool provides a structured

non-modifiable methodology (refuting A and D) but offers flexibility through features like task assignment (supporting E)

custom task creation (supporting C)

and integrated accelerators (supporting B).