최신Oracle IT Architecture BPM 2013 Essentials - 1z1-476무료샘플문제

A. After the "as-is" business process has been captured and modeled, and before technical analysis and design begins

B. After technical design has completed and before the 'as-is" process Is tested and deployed

C. After the process flow is first defined and before business-related details of (he process ate captured and modeled

D. When the processisfirstidentified, and before other participants In the engineering process get involved

E. When (he process flow is first defined and before any information capture and modeling take place

A. It identifies the product components and licensing for a systemto achieve the capacities descried by the requirements In conceptual architecture. It Is used in discussion with IT to identify the product licensing requirements.

B. It is an elaboration of the BPM lifecycle. It Is used in discussion with subject matter experts (SMEs) to Identity the key human and system participant roles, and some of the artifacts exchanged between them throughout the lifecycle of a business process.

C. It identifies the components of a system needed to achieve the capabilities described by the conceptual architecture. It is used in discussion with IT to identify the functions required from the IT environment.

D. It highlights the core capabilities of a BPM system. Identifies the major Intersecting system components, and outlines their relationships. It is used to discuss what the business needs from a BPM system.

A. $425000

B. $650000

C. $5100000

D. $500000

A. A new realization benefit criterion should be added to the Parameters worksheet (and be propagated through the other worksheets) to capture and score this additional (actor.

B. Replace one of the existing realization benefit criterion with a new criterion that captures this additional factor.

C. This additional factor should be ignored because all of the important criteria are already included in the Business Process Selection Framework.

D. Replace one of the existing realization Inhibitor criterion with a new criterion that captures this additional factor.

E. New realization benefit and realization inhibitor criteria should be added to the Parameters worksheet (and be propagated through the other worksheets) to capture and score this additional factor.

F. A new realization Inhibitor criterion should be added to the Parameters worksheet (and be propagated through the other worksheets) to capture and score this additional factor.

A. Application deployment model

B. Enterprise architecture

C. Network topology model

D. Business functional model

E. Motivation model

F. Organizational model'

A. It is important to start with the smallest and simplest (i.e. easy) process automation project* as these provide rapid-fire successes that can be quickly combined at a later stage in fulfilling the needs of most complex implementations.

B. The easiest processes are often selected by IT for the benefit of familiarization while typically providing no business benefit and risking loss of interest (or even funding) from the business stakeholders. For this reason a complex process should be tackled first, following extensive training, analysis, and other preparations.

C. By starting out with a maturity/capability assessment across the enterprise, the first BPM project can be selected according to the strongest capabilities of the organization, thereby assuring the greatest chance of success.

D. Neither the most difficult nor the easiest processes are likely to be the most suitable for a first Implementation. Projects should be selected according to a pragmatic set of suitably weighted risk/benefit criteria.

A. It describes the financial status of the organization in which the BPM solution is expected to be implemented.

B. It describes the business environment in which the process is to bedesigned, developed, and executed.

C. It describes the business environment In which the BPM solution is expected to provide its benefits.

D. It describes the environment in which any given business process is expected to operate. The context description includes details ranging from the IT infrastructure, through process execution, to executive-level business analytics.

A. The execution of the business process passes through each distinct application to complete .in end-to-end cycle without executing code of its own

B. The process execution engine Interacts with the layers of the architecture spanning business rules, technical orchestrations, human workflow, system and apps integration, and back again to complete each process step

C. The exchange ofprocess models from business specialist to ITengineer to execution system and back again, while at each step refining details of their respective concerns and/or providing enhanced information

D. The execution of a complete cycle of a business process without involving a single line of code