A. False

B. True

A. round-about

B. bottom-up

C. top-down

D. meet-in-the-middle

A. The meet-in-the-middle delivery approach allows an on-going top-down analysis to occur while services are designed and delivered. The only requirement is that delivered services eventually be updated to be kept in alignment with the results of the top-down analysis.

B. The meet-in-the-middle delivery approach is essentially based on the bottom-up approach in that it allows services to be delivered without up-front analysis. The only difference is that the meet-in-the-middle approach advocates the use of object-orientation principles instead of service-orientation principles.

C. The meet-in-the-middle delivery approach is essentially based on the top-down approach in that it allows services to be delivered after the completion of the top-down analysis. The only difference is that the meet-in-the-middle approach advocates the use of people that act as mediators who ensure that business analysts and technology architects can collaborate harmoniously.

D. None of these statements are true.

A. policy custodian

B. silo custodian

C. service custodian

D. schema custodian

A. The redundant logic should be encapsulated within a single reusable and agnostic task service candidate.

B. None of the above.

C. Comments should be made in the task service candidate's service profile to note the observation about the redundant logic. If there is a need to change the logic in one place, these notes will eventually lead developers to other places where the logic should not change so as to preserve the independence of each service candidate.

D. The redundant logic should be moved from the task service candidate to an orchestrated task service candidate.

A. A service candidate can be part of a service inventory blueprint.

B. A service capability candidate can be part of a service candidate.

C. None of these statements are false.

D. A service candidate can be part of a service composition candidate.

A. None of the above

B. service-oriented design

C. service development

D. service-oriented analysis

A. The schema custodian role is typically required when documenting service level agreements (SLAs) for service contracts.

B. None of the above.

C. The schema custodian role is typically required where there is an opportunity to establish a separate XML Schema-based data architecture.

D. The schema custodian role is only required when services are not subjected to design standards.

A. service architects are focused on the service architecture, whereas enterprise architects are also responsible for the design of the service inventory architecture

B. service architects are focused on the conceptual definition of services, whereas enterprise architects must focus solely on service design

C. None of the above.

D. service architects are expected to contribute to design standards, whereas enterprise architects are not expected to contribute to design standards

A. None of the above.

B. service testing

C. service-oriented design

D. service discovery