MIS Practice Test Chapter 7
This is all of the vocabulary from chapter 7.
- 1.A business process model that documents the current business process
- A.
Functional processes
- B.
Interorganizational processes
- C.
As-is-model
- 2.A standard set of terms and graphical notations for documenting business processes, created by Object Management Group (OMG).
- A.
Business process management (BPM)
- B.
Business process modeling notation (BPMN)
- C.
Customer relationship management (CRM)
- 3.Isolating all of the logic for a given business process within a particular service. The logic is hidden from service users and thus can be changed as long as the data to and from the service remain the same.
- A.
Functional processes
- B.
Encapsulation
- C.
Island of automation
- 4.Processes that involve activities within a single department or business function such as accounts payable or inventory management.
- A.
Functional processes
- B.
Encapsulation
- C.
Island of automation
- 5.The structure that results when functional applications work independently in isolation from one another.
- A.
Functional processes
- B.
Encapsulation
- C.
Island of automation
- 6.A repeatable task that a business needs to perform.
- A.
Service
- B.
Task
- C.
Tradition
- 7.A protocol for exchanging messages encoded in XML.
- A.
SOAP
- B.
CRM
- C.
CTO
- 8.eXtensible Markup Language, A document standard that separates document content, structure, and presentation.
- A.
XML document
- B.
XML
- C.
XML Schema
- 9.A file on XML tags and data.
- A.
XML Document
- B.
XML
- C.
XML Schema
- 10.An XML document that specifies the structure of other XML documents. An XML schema is metadata for other XML documents.
- A.
XML Document
- B.
XML
- C.
XML Schema
- 11.Processes that involve activities among several, or even many, business departments.
- A.
Functional processes
- B.
Swim-lane layout
- C.
Cross-functional processes
- 12.A software industry standards organization that has sponsored the creation of many technology standards including the BPMN.
- A.
Object Management Group (OMG)
- B.
Service-oriented architecture (SOA)
- C.
Web Services Description Language (WSDL)
- 13.A business process pattern in which the activity sends a message or request and then forgets about it, not checking on the outcome of the message or request.
- A.
Message Sent Failure
- B.
Fire-in-forget pattern
- C.
Fire-and-forget pattern
- 14.A type of business process diagram. Like swim lanes in a swimming pool, each role is shown in its own horizontal rectangle.
- A.
Service-oriented architecture (SOA)
- B.
Swim-lane layout
- C.
Tags
- 15.In markup languages such as HTML, and XML, notation used to define a data element for display or other purposes.
- A.
XML Schema
- B.
Swim-lane layout
- C.
Tags
- 16.The set of business processes for attracting, selling, managing, and supporting customers.
- A.
Cross-functional processes
- B.
Customer relationship management (CRM)
- C.
Service
- 17.Processing philosophy that advocates that computing systems use a standard method to declare the services they provide and the interface buy which those services can be requested and used.
- A.
Service-oriented architecture (SOA)
- B.
Object Management Group (OMG)
- C.
Web Services Description Language (WSDL)
- 18.A language that services can use to describe what they do and how other computer programs can access their features.
- A.
Service-oriented architecture (SOA)
- B.
Object Management Group (OMG)
- C.
Web Services Description Language (WSDL)
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