Oracle IT Architecture BPM 2013 Essentials - 1z1-476 Exam Questions

A. $5100000 B. $650000 C. $425000 D. $500000

A. Application deployment model B. Business functional model C. Organizational model' D. Network topology model E. Motivation model F. Enterprise architecture

A. 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 B. The execution of a complete cycle of a business process without involving a single line of code C. The execution of the business process passes through each distinct application to complete .in end-to-end cycle without executing code of its own D. 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

A. Normal Price Valuation (NPV) refers to a standardized calculation for the evaluation of current and future investments. B. New Price Value (NPV) represents the complete evaluation of benefits compared to the replacement costs of associated IT capabilities(hardware, software, etc.). C. Net Present Value (NPV) presents the net cash flow in present value, taking Inflation and returns into account. It is a measure of thebenefits in today's dollar value. D. No Price Value (NPV) represents the complete evaluation of benefits over time before the value of investments is taken into consideration.

A. 1. Business Strategymodel: the business architecture assets (mission ft vision, etc.)
2. Business Process model: the business process representation
3. Technical Executable model: the generated XML code B. 1. Descriptive model: the "happy path" outlining the basic process flow
2. Analytical model: the details for exception handling, compensating transactions, etc.
3. Executable model: systems and human interlaces, message flows, data mapping, etc. C. 1. Descriptive model: the basic process flow represented purely by its syntactic model
2. Analytical model: the details of the semantic model
3. Executable model: the generated XML code D. 1. Strategy model: the business motivation model
2. Process model: the business process representation
3.Executable model: the XML representation

A. Governance requires an executive- level mandate and as such,Justifies a corporate funded governance body. B. By collecting governance funding in the form of a tax on the use of IT resources, funding comes from the budgets of all organizational units that will ultimately benefit and all contributors become motivated to use the facilities provided. C. By engaging an independent, external provider for governance, funded from the central IT budget, the organization avoids the problem of departments setting up disparate governance bodies. D. Separate business units should be encouraged to set up their own governance groups that are coordinated through the adoption of a single set of policies, principles, procedures, tools, and infrastructure. This is known as federated governance.

A. Process engineering is a separate and unique methodology. It may spawn one or more traditional software engineering activities if the process being delivered requires custom software development efforts. B. Oracle'sprocess engineering method Is used to analyze and optimize business processes regardless of whether or not they are automated using BPM technologies. It relies on traditional software engineering methods to convert the processes and requirements Into solutions. C. Process engineering and traditional software engineering are synonymous. Process engineering is a term used to define traditional software engineering where an automated business process is developed and delivered. D. Process engineering is an optional add-on for traditional software engineering. It is Injected into the traditional software engineering process when a BPEL model needs to be created. E. The process engineering method only describes the preliminary steps required to begin delivery of an automated business process it terminates when the process has been defined by business analysts.
Traditional software engineering methods are used to deliver the solution. Both methods are required.

A. It should support content-centric and integration-centric processes, human workflow and case management while supporting both BPMN and BPEL for business and technical orchestration. B. It should maintain a Single, consistent model, with multiple stakeholder views from abstract to execution; simulation with runtime augmentation; process analytics from KPIs to BAM extending support into Business Performance Management. C. It should maintain graphical models, with multiple views that are Interchangeable between business and IT stakeholders, simulation, analytics, application integration using Enterprise Application Integration. D. It should support content-centric and integrate on-centric processes, human workflow and case management white providing both choreography and orchestration.