DAMA Reference And Master Data Management - CDMP-RMD Exam Practice Test

A. Lack of appropriate processes to assure data availability and accuracy

B. Migration to new technology platforms and evolution of landscape

C. Poor or non-existent data documentation available for developers and business analysts

D. Organicgrowth of systems and data, isolated systems, mergers and acquisitions

E. High number of legacy applications and lack of expertise to evolve or replace them

A. Data sharing volume and usage

B. Total cost of ownership

C. None of these

D. Service level agreements

E. Data change activity

A. A MDMprogram must include a MDM software application

B. Master data is not managed without a formal MDM program

C. MDM programs have a definitive life span

D. Once master data is published by a MDM hub. it no longer is considered master ' data

E. Manages master data formally with a high degree of diligence and collaboration

A. True

B. False

A. Synchronized interface

B. Application-coupling

C. Publish-Subscribe

D. Hub-and-Spoke

E. Point-to-point

A. Are synchronized with all other applications who depend on that data

B. Are recorded in the repository or data dictionary

C. Has a data steward to preview the data for quality

D. Agree with the overall MDM architecture

E. include changes to the configuration of the database as well as the data

A. Establishing recovery and backup rules

B. Reconciling and consolidating data

C. Maintaining cross-references to enable information integration

D. Identifying improperly matched or merged instances of data

E. Identifying multiple instances of the same entity

A. May be required in litigation cases

B. Attributes about Master Data subjects evolve over time

C. Provides an audit trail

D. Enables business analytics to determine the root cause of behavioral changes

E. All of the above

A. Enforcing the use of Master Data values within the organization

B. Provisioning of access to trusted data across applications, either through direct reads, data services, or by replication feeds to transactional, warehousing or analytical data stores

C. Identifying improperly matched or merged instances and ensuring they are resolved and correctly associated with identifiers

D. Ensuring effective and efficient retrieval and use of data and information by ETL logic

E. Identifying multiple instances of the same entity represented within and across data sources: building and maintaining identifiers and cross-references to enable information integration

A. True

B. False