OG0-081 無料問題集「The Open Group TOGAF 8 Certification for Practitioners」

（A）define what functionality is included in the system - define what products will implement that functionality

（B）define the architecture - provide a definition of the existing legacy system

（C）are reusable - are not reusable

（D）are single function components - collections of architecture building blocks

（E）are assembled from solution building blocks - are single function components

（A）fairness

（B）all of these items

（C）accountability

（D）transparency

（E）discipline

（A）all of these elements are included in the framework

（B）processes

（C）repository

（D）content

（E）process flow control mechanisms

（A）marketing strategies

（B）architecture principles

（C）accepted accounting practices

（D）buy lists

（E）procurement policies

（A）It provides a test plan for validating the architecture models.

（B）It allows procurement officials an opportunity to substitute low cost items for higher cost items received on bid.

（C）It supports the development of a Balanced Scorecard for IT Strategic Planning.

（D）It can be used to analyze and resolve conflicting requirements between different views of an architecture model.

（E）It enables the architect to align the architecture with business goals and objectives.

（A）Assessing the dependencies between work packages.

（B）To sort the implementation projects into priority order for implementation and migration.

（C）All of these

（D）Assess the costs and benefits of the various implementation projects.

（E）Consider implementation sequencing based on business drivers and constraints.

（A）application

（B）service

（C）data

（D）integration

（E）event

（A）organization specific architecture

（B）foundation architecture

（C）technology neutral implementation

（D）industry specific architecture

（E）systems architecture

（A）integrate the new system with other applications to achieve the function

（B）reuse existing building blocks coexisting with the new component to provide the desired functionality

（C）build the component

（D）all of these can be considered

（E）purchase the component

（A）Architecture principles are most effective when they are embraced and used across the organization.

（B）Architecture principles have the highest precedence in the hierarchy of principles

（C）Even though architecture principles may appear generic, they must be crafted to reflect the organization's culture and goals.

（D）Architecture principles are based on enterprise principles

（E）In a federated organization, each individual unit may need to define some principles that are unique.

（A）observations of the architect staff

（B）opinions of the sponsors

（C）concerns of stakeholders

（D）observations of the CIO/CTO

（E）requirements of stakeholders

（A）a baseline and conceptual business architecture

（B）Business Scenarios

（C）Revised business and architecture principles

（D）All of these items

（E）Approved Statement of Architecture Work

（A）reflect consensus across various elements of the enterprise

（B）be applicable across a wide variety of situations

（C）guide the use and deployment of IT resources and assets across the enterprise

（D）be related to business objectiv es

（E）be subject to frequent amendment

（A）It lists all standards and specifications that have been developed by the open sourcecode community.

（B）It provides links to all de jure standards that are available in the global information technology environment.

（C）All of these

（D）It provides specifications and standards that can be used to formulate building blocks and to guide procurement.

（E）It is a repository of all architecture standards and specifications that is created by each organization as their architecture matures.

（A）TOGAF produces software architecture artifacts that can be directly converted into working code.

（B）Only the Technology Governance committee can customize TOGAF's ADM.

（C）TOGAF should not be customized.

（D）It is important to explicitly document the rationale when considering eliminating phases, steps and processes from the TOGAF ADM.

（E）TOGAF should not be combined with other frameworks

（A）detailed description of business functions

（B）requirements impact analysis

（C）business footprint (a high-level description of the people and locations involving with key business functions)

（D）management footprint (span of control, and accountability)

（E）current and proposed organization structure

（A）Office (desktop) software

（B）e-Mail

（C）System and Network Management system

（D）All of these

（E）Virtual Private Network

（A）corporate governance

（B）IT governance

（C）technology governance

（D）implementation governance

（E）architecture governance