Oracle IT Architecture SOA: 1Z0-475

While defining the SOA Requirements Management process, you have identified the need for a SOA repository. Which three items would you store against your Service?

A. Source code

B. Usage Agreements

C. Capacity Metrics

D. Security Policies

E. Build scripts

When the SOA roadmap process is described to a customer, the customer balks at the approach because the first step in the process is a current state analysis. From past experience the customer has seen current state assessments that took months to complete. The customer is not willing to spend months on another current state assessment. How is this customer issue addressed by the SOA roadmap development approach?

A. The scope of the current state assessment is limited to one business unit at a time. This keeps the length of the assessment to approximately two weeks.

B. The current state assessment is performed by evaluating the maturity and adoption of capabilities in the SOA Maturity Model. This narrow focus allows the assessment to be completed in approximately two weeks.

C. The scope of the current state assessment is restricted to the projects that the Project Selection Framework identified as the best SOA projects. This limited set of projects can be assessed in approximately two weeks.

D. The current state assessment is time boxed to two weeks. At the end of the two weeks, thecurrent state assessment is deemed complete and the next step in the roadmap creation process is begun.

E. The current state assessment is done by reviewing documents provided by the customer. Two weeks is sufficient to review the documents and determine the current state.

During Service identification and discovery, which three reasons you would use a business function model?

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

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

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

D. Define the organizational structure for the business

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