A. False

B. True

A. enterprise, process-specific

B. domain, process-specific

C. domain, enterprise

D. process-specific, process-wide

A. Service B

B. Service A

C. Database A

D. Desktop Application A

A. Up-front analysis as part of a top-down SOA project delivery approach helps reduce the eventual governance burden of services.

B. The bottom-up approach to SOA project delivery results in less up-front impact, but will usually increase the eventual governance burden of services.

C. Alternative approaches exist that provide a compromise between bottom-up and top- down SOA project delivery approaches.

D. The governance burden of services is not impacted by the SOA project delivery approach.

A. "Contract first" design is an unproven design technique that is not commonly employed when delivering service-oriented solutions and is therefore not considered important to SOA.

B. "Contract first" design is important to SOA because it makes you think about service contract design options at the same time that you are building the underlying service logic.

C. "Contract first" design is important to SOA because without a contract, services cannot be invoked. However, there is no preference as to when, during the service delivery lifecycle, the contract should be designed or established.

D. "Contract first" design is important to SOA because it forces you to establish standardized service contracts prior to the development of the underlying service logic.

A. False

B. True

A. service boundaries within the service inventory do not overlap with each other

B. each service within the service inventory is not used by more than one service composition

C. legacy systems within the service inventory boundary do not overlap with each other

D. its scope does not overlap with any existing databases

A. service contracts, service capabilities

B. service capabilities, service compositions

C. service compositions, service-oriented solutions

D. service models, service layers

A. Service-oriented computing promotes the abstraction and accurate encapsulation and expression of business logic in services. This supports business and technology alignment.

B. The pursuit of business and technology alignment can be supported by the collaboration of business analysts and technology experts during analysis and modeling phases.

C. Business and technology alignment represents the extent to which an IT enterprise and its automated systems can mirror and evolve in alignment with the business.

D. In order for an IT enterprise to increase business and technology alignment, its business analysts must become more technical and assume the responsibilities of technology experts so that they can independently design quality business services that take both business and technology considerations into account.

A. XML is an example of an industry standard.

B. Industry standards are usually produced by standards organizations.

C. Industry standards are usually created by standards committees so that they do not favor any one vendor or organization.

D. The use of industry standards alone automatically results in fully standardized service- oriented solutions.