Which threeitems are key elements of business architecture?

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

Which statement best describes the scope and purpose ofthedeployment view of the BPM reference architecture?

• A. Ensuring disaster recovery and business continuity are the primary goals of the deployment view of the BPM reference architecture.
• B. The BPM deployment view describes how the compute, network, and storage resources, applications, administration, and other related external systems should be organized to realize the goats of the conceptual and logical architecture views and meet nonfunctional requirements in the context of the datacenter.
• C. The BPM deployment view describes only the allocation of compute, network, and storage resources required to meet non-functional requirements and service-level agreements relating to reliability, availability, serviceability, and performance.
• D. The organization of Oracle products (applications, middleware, servers, etc.) required tomeet non-functional requirements and service-level agreements relating to reliability, availability, serviceability, and performance is the primary purpose of the deployment view of the BPM reference architecture.

Sometimes the business will want to make changes to a business process as pan of the initial effort to engineeritfor BPM. If changes ate to be made during the Initial engineering cycle, whenisbest to capture these changes?

• A. When the processisfirstidentified, and before other participants In the engineering process get involved
• B. After the "as-is" business process has been captured and modeled, and before technical analysis and design begins
• C. When (he process flow is first defined and before any information capture and modeling take place
• D. After technical design has completed and before the 'as-is" process Is tested and deployed
• E. After the process flow is first defined and before business-related details of (he process ate captured and modeled

What is the relationship between conceptual architecture and infrastructure capabilities?

• A. A conceptual architecture is a representation of the significant capabilities of a product or set of products. The Infrastructure capabilities are the aspects of the product (or product suite) that satisfy a particular set of requirements.
• B. A conceptual architecture is a non-technical representation of the significant capabilities of a system.
  The infrastructure capabilities identify the aspects of the system that are critical to the Implementation of a particular business solution.
• C. A conceptual architectureisthe first functioning build of a solution representing the significant capabilities of a systemthe Infrastructure capabilities are the aspects of the product (or product suite) that satisfy a particular set of requirements.
• D. A conceptual architectureisa technical representation of the significant capabilities of a system. The infrastructure capabilities identify the aspects of the system that are critical to the operation of a particular system requirement.

Oracle's business process engineeringLifecycleIs divided into (our high-level phases. Which statement best describes these phases?

• A. The analysis and design phases are Intended for business analysts to develop a process model. The implementation and test phases are intended (or the delivery team to implement the model.
• B. The analysis, design. Implementation and test phases are used by the development team to construct and deliver the executable process model based on predefined business requirements.
• C. The analysis phase is used to define the business process. The design and Implementation phases are used to create theexecutable process model and perform software development tasks. The monitoring phase is used to collect and analyze metrics for further optimizations.
• D. The analysis, design, implementation, and monitoring phases each involve a 50/50 split ot activities between business analysts and developers. Business analysts construct and manage the executable process model while the development team focuses on remaining development tasks.
• E. The analysis phase Is where services are analyzed with respect to a business process. The design, implementation, and deployment phases are used to construct the BPEL process, which orchestrates those services.