Oracle 1z1-475 : Oracle IT Architecture SOA 2013 Essentials

An IT organization already has a mixture of products that they are using for their application integrations. They want to map their products onto the service-oriented integration architecture. What guidance do you give them for accomplishing this task?

• A. The capabilities in a product are identified and then the product is mapped to the architecture based on those capabilities. A product can map to more than one layer of the architecture.
• B. Products are not directly mapped onto the architecture; only the capabilities provided by the products are mapped onto the architecture.
• C. The capabilities in a product are identified and then the product mapped to the architecture based on those capabilities. The product is mapped to the layer of the architecture where the most capabilities lie.
• D. A product is compared to the Oracle products that are already mapped onto the architecture. If the product provides all the capabilities of an Oracle product, the product replaces that Oracle product.
• E. A product is compared to the Oracle products that are already mapped onto the architecture. The product is mapped onto the architecture as a replacement for the most similar Grade product,

IT organizations have at their disposal software assets that, If systematically reused in the transformation to a Service-Oriented Architecture, can potentially offer huge savings each year by increasing development productivity and decreasing software maintenance costs. The measurement that estimates an asset's value based on the development hours avoided by reusing rather than recreating it, is called?

• A. Predicted Development Costs Saved
• B. Predicted Reuse Savings
• C. Predicted Net Hours Saved
• D. Predicted Costs Saved
• E. Predicted Asset Value Estimation

How should the stated service-oriented Integration architecture principles be applied at an organization?

• A. An organization can add additional architecture principles, but the stated architecture principles must be followed.
• B. The architecture principles define what products will be used in the architecture, so the architecture principles must be adjusted to reflect the chosen products.
• C. The organization should review and evaluate the architecture principles, and then derive their own architecture principles that match their specific environment and goals.
• D. An organization can decide to not enforce one or more of the architecture principles, but additional architecture principles will not be needed.
• E. All of the architecture principles must be followed. If any of the principles are violated, the architecture is not service oriented.

Which statement describes the purpose of a Service portfolio?

• A. A Service portfolio provides a runtime view of the Services so that the right Service may be looked up and consumed in an environment.
• B. A Service portfolio contains all the software artifacts that will be developed by a project so that project managers can track their lifecycle through the project.
• C. A Service portfolio provides a singlesoftware library from which artifacts can be deployed and versioned.
• D. A Service portfolio provides a single location for storing Service meta-data, software relationships, and metrics in order to apply governance policies and systemetise reuse.

Refer to the exhibit. What is the correct order of activities to complete the steps in the SOA requirements process. Step 3, Create/Expand Business Functional Model is already completed for you.

• A. Step 1, Refine Requirements into Enterprise Requirements; Step 2, Gather and Review Project Requirements; Step 4 Classify the Requirements against the Functional Model.
• B. Step 1, Gather Enterprise Service Requirements; Step 2, Classify the Requirements against the Functional Model; Step 4, Gather and Review Project Requirements.
• C. Step 1, Gather Project Service Requirements; Step 2, Classify the Requirements against the Enterprise Service Requirements; Step 4, Classify the Requirements against the FunctionalModel
• D. Step 1, Gather and Review Project Requirements; Step 2, Refine Requirements into Enterprise Requirements; Step 4, Classify the Requirements against the Functional Model.
• E. Step 1, Classify the Requirements against the Functional Model; Step 2, Refine Requirements into Enterprise Requirements; Step 4, Gather and Review Project Requirements.