Oracle IT Architecture SOA 2013 Essentials - 1z1-475무료 덤프문제 풀어보기

A. To summarize what an enterprise does and the relationship between those functions

B. To identify functional overlap and linkages in the SOA project selection process

C. Define the organizational structure for the business

D. Provide a structure for a federated enterprise service bus deployment

E. Identify the high-level business processes in the organization

A. Service

B. Project

C. Enterprise

D. Operational

A. Requirements need to expressed in terms of a Service contract, implementation, and interface.

B. Need to encompass requirements from operational staff to manage deployed Services as well as the business

C. Requirements need to be assessed against the enterprise business model and not just the immediate project's scope.

D. All requirements are captured regardless of whether Services will be built from them.

A. The model is navigated by organizational structure.

B. Cycles are permitted in the model so as to show exchanges of Information between businessfunctions.

C. Each level in the functional model has a specific designation with respect to functionalgranularity.

D. Each decreasing level is finer grained with respect to functional representation when compared tothe level(s) above.

E. Duplicate functions can appear in the model because that will help discover opportunities where Service Candidates can be reused.

A. Business value of the Service

B. Service reuse metrics

C. Service exceptions

D. Performance and load characteristics

A. Define new SOA organization governance structures that at a minimum must include a SOA Steering Board, a SOA Center of Excellence, and a service librarian.

B. Define like-for-like SOA organization governance structures to match your IT organization governance structures, which address only SOA concerns.

C. Define new SOA organization governance structures that at a minimum must include a SOA Center of Excellence, SOA Architecture Authority, and a Service Advisory Council.

D. Define SOA organization governance structures that address the needs of your SOA initiative.The number and names of these structures are less important than the roles and responsibilities.

A. A business functional model progresses from coarse to fine-grained analysis which helps identifyunique services that can be turned into coarse-grained services through composition.

B. A business functional model is dependent on the organizational structure,

C. A business functional model assists in minimizing functional duplication.

D. A business functional model provides a holistic view of the enterprise to avoid leaving gaps in theanalysis.

E. A business functional model progresses from fine to coarse-grained analysis which helps identify high value services.

A. SOA infrastructure must be designed to enable point-to-point integration.

B. Multiple versions of a SOA Service must not be run concurrently.

C. SOA Infrastructure must support all Services with standards-based interfaces, regardless of their choice of implementation technology.

D. SOA Infrastructure must be based on open standards. This supports a best-of-breed approach and prevents vendor lock in.