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Whatismeant by the "Payback Period"?

• A.The Payback Period refers to the time during which an investment Is required to pay for Itself. After thePayback Period investments aresubject only to amortization.
• B.In casesIn which capital investments are to be financed the Payback Period refers to the time over which a loan would be repaid.
• C.In cases where resources are consumed from other business units (e.g. developers, hardware, etc.) the Payback Period refers to the stage In the program when the lender starts to see a benefited.
• D.The Payback Period refersto the length of time that Is required to recover the initial cost of an investment. In other words, it answerthe question. How long will it take for this to pay for Itself?"

What is meant by "model interchange" in the context of the business process lifecycle?

• A.The ability to exchange the intent of the business model between various stakeholders
• B.The ability to exchange a shared process model between various stakeholders and BPMS runtime while only showing the details pertinent to the stakeholder's role
• C.The ability to transfer semantic models between different tools
• D.The ability to transfer syntactic models between different tools

Which statement is true about the logical architecture and Its intended audience?

• A.It highlights the core capabilities of a BPM system. Identifies the major Intersecting system components, and outlines their relationships. It is used to discuss what the business needs from a BPM system.
• B.It identifies the product components and licensing for a systemto achieve the capacities descried by the requirements In conceptual architecture. It Is used in discussion with IT to identify the product licensing requirements.
• C.It is an elaboration of the BPM lifecycle. It Is used in discussion with subject matter experts (SMEs) to Identity the key human and system participant roles, and some of the artifacts exchanged between them throughout the lifecycle of a business process.
• D.It identifies the components of a system needed to achieve the capabilities described by the conceptual architecture. It is used in discussion with IT to identify the functions required from the IT environment.

The Oracle BPM Governance Framework follows the model of the Oracle unified Governance Framework (UGC). What are the main governance

• A.Business strategy, simulation, analytics, and business performance management
• B.Descriptive, analytical, and executable models
• C.Organization, operations, design, vitality, and portfolio
• D.Analysis, design, engineering, and operations

An organization has no BPM and onlyhas a "product architecture" with no other architectural view. Which statement is true?

• A.The organization must already have considerableinsight into BPM solutions in order to achieve this level of architectural maturity, so there is no need to go back into earlier architectural views.
• B.The organization has probably not thought about the purpose and benefits of a 0PM solution and needs help with a brooder architectural understanding in orderto be successful in the adoption of BPM.
• C.Since Oracle does not provide "product architecture," the organization must be working from anothervendor's approach, and it willtherefore be necessary to start an architectural discussion from the beginning in order to identify advantages In an Oracle-based solution.
• D.Since the product architecture contains all the information necessary to acquire the components for a
  0PM solution, a deployment model is the only remaining architectural view necessary to implement the solution.