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An iterative implementation methodology allows for:
- A. teams able to work collaboratively
- B. teams able to quickly add requirements
- C. more frequent changes in project scope
- D. the frequent release of smaller, operational releases
Answer : D
Explanation:
(http://www.lifecyclestep.com/browse/462.0RADLifecycle.htm)
style DCO sessions are typically conducted in 5 stages as shown below.
Which stages are considered iterative; you move back and forth between them until all specifications are approved?
- A. Post, Playback and Approvals
- B. Session, Post and Playback
- C. Post and Playback
- D. Prep, Session and Playback
- E. All stages are iterative
Answer : E
Explanation:
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style DCO session, when should the scope of the review be limited to only those feedback items captured in a previous session?
- A. Feedback items should only be reviewed in the Playback stage.
- B. All specifications should be reviewed until the Approvals stage to help the business users maintain context.
- C. Feedback items should always be moved to a separate DCO session.
- D. Feedback items should be reviewed in either the Post or Playback stage, whichever is most convenient.
Answer : B
Explanation:
(http://soapower.com/IBMBPM/Whitepapers/IBM-BPM-Analyst-Report-on-IBM-vs-
Pega.pdf)
Which of the following statements best describe the use of the Application Profile?
- A. It is a collection of business-related information associated with the implementation of your project.
- B. It is used to obtain quick access to records in the current and built-on applications.
- C. It is a component of DCO that supports the generation of documents describing the as- built application.
- D. It provides an estimate of the duration and resources needed for an application.
Answer : A
Explanation:
(http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:zhnzaX6NGj4J:https://pdn.pega. com/implementation-methodology-dco/dco-62-and-63-creating-application-profiles-and- discovery-maps+&cd=3&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=in)
What is the relationship between a specification and requirement?
- A. A specification can be associated with only one requirement.
- B. A specification can be associated with many requirements and other specifications.
- C. A specification can be associated with one or more requirements.
- D. A specification can be associated with only one requirement and other specifications.
Answer : D
Explanation:
(http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:eqYiyZXPK5oJ:https://pdn.pega. com/implementation-methodology-dco/about-application-specifications-and- requirements+&cd=1&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=in)
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