IBM WebSphere Business Modeler Advanced Edition V7.0, Business Analysis and Design - C9550-606 Exam Practice Test

A. Activity resource and role leveling

B. Qualified resources for role

C. Activity cost and duration

D. Activities by organization

A. Analysis models are built at a level of detail that includes data needed to evaluate the process in light of the business problem to be solved.

B. Documentation models are built at one level of detail that include business performance measurement and are intended to provide simula-tion details.

C. Definition models are built at varying levels of detail that include organizational units and business items that are intended for use in improvement opportunity identification.

D. simula-tion models can be used to visually analyze the real-time flow of a business process.

A. 1. Specify the total process implementation cost for the future state process.
2.The analysis will determine the process break even date, after which the process will generate a net profit.
3.The analysis will use the simula-tion attribute values for process availability and process throughput as parameters for this calculation.

B. 1. Specify the process availability start date, anticipated throughput and total process implementation cost for the future state process.
2. The analysis will determine the process break even date, after which the process will begin to generate a net profit.

C. 1. Specify the anticipated throughput and total process implementation cost for the future state process.
2.The analysis will determine the process break even date, after which the process will begin to generate a net profit.
3.Run simula-tion analysis again, setting the value of tokens to be generated to equal the current annual throughput and starting the simula-tion on the next available date.
4.Determine the end date and time for the final process instance by running the Process Cases Summary upon the results. This will be the process break even date, after which the process will begin to generate a net profit.

D. 1. Specify the anticipated throughput and total process implementation cost for the future state process.
2.The analysis will determine the number of process invocations that must be executed to generate a net profit.
3.Run simula-tion analysis again, setting the value of tokens to be generated to equal the total invocations value provided from the Process Break Even analysis and starting the simula-tion on the process deployment date.
4.Determine the end date and time for the final process instance by running the Process Cases Summary upon the results. This will be the process break even date, after which the process will begin to generate a net profit.

A. waterfall method of delivering technology improvements.

B. method of process optimization focused on execution and change with little attention to analysis.

C. re-engineering method that focuses on revolutionary process changes.

D. method of collaborative process optimization supported by robust governance.

A. Determine the average cost of a single resource used in a process.

B. Determine the cost of a single instance of a process.

C. Determine the average duration of a process over a 30 day period.

D. Determine a Key Performance Indicator (KPI) based on cost per unit for a process.

A. Determine customer address.

B. Resolve a database error.

C. Order inventory needed to fill an order.

D. Cancel order and refund charges.