The SAP Supply Chain processes from Design to Operate encompass the pillars of Deliver and Make, as detailed in SAP’s official resources. The "Design to Operate framework includes Plan, Source, Make, Deliver, and Operate, forming a comprehensive approach to supply chain management." Specifically, "Make focuses on manufacturing execution, ensuring production processes are optimized for efficiency, quality, and compliance, integrating real-time data for agile operations." Similarly, "Deliver encompasses logistics and transportation management, ensuring efficient delivery of goods through optimized routing, carrier selection, and real-time tracking, aligning with customer expectations for speed and reliability." These pillars are critical for end-to-end supply chain execution, connecting production with logistics to streamline operations. Synchronized Planning, while important, is part of the planning phase rather than a distinct pillar in this context, and Sustainable Operation is not explicitly listed as a core pillar in the Design to Operate framework. Thus, Deliver and Make are the correct answers for their direct roles in execution and logistics. (Extracts from:https://learning.sap.com/courses/discovering-sap-supply-chain-management-solutions/discovering-how-sap-business-suite-enables-supply-chain-leaders-to-achieve-their-top-objectives ;https://www.sap.com/products/scm.html ).