DMF-1220 Practice Questions

A.  

Federated Data Governance Model

B.  

Central Data Governance Model

C.  

Cognitive Data Governance Model

D.  

Replicated Data Governance Model

E.  

Associative Data Governance Model

A.  

Capture records and content

B.  

Manage versions and control

C.  

Audit documents and records

D.  

Create a content strategy

E.  

Manage retention and disposal

A.  

Emotions matrix

B.  

None of the above

C.  

All of the above

D.  

Compliance framework

E.  

Values Statement

F.  

Roadmap

A.  

The right to have your personal information erased from the web, company databases, etc. pending the request does not conflict with legislative retention requirements

B.  

The right to have your personal information de-identified

C.  

The right to have your personal information protected in a manner that you select

D.  

The right to have your personal information erased from the web and company databases, regardless of legislative retention requirements

E.  

The right to have your personal information sent to you for review prior to use by another person or organization

A.  

TRUE

B.  

FALSE

A.  

Decommission similar data collection systems

B.  

Review data security protocols

C.  

Secure funding for 20 years of operations

D.  

Build multiple data marts

E.  

Evaluate and assess data sources

A.  

TRUE

B.  

FALSE

A.  

A Statement of Intent, a Decision Framework, an Implementation Roadmap, and a Governance Toolkit

B.  

A Charter, a Data Architecture, a Program Data Model, and a Plan for Operational Success

C.  

A Program Plan, a Resource Plan, an Implementation Plan, and a Test Plan

D.  

A Charter, an Operating Framework, an Implementation Roadmap, and a Plan for Operational Success

E.  

A Charter, a Security Strategy, a Solution Roadmap, and a User Experience Plan

A.  

Documents and records are the same thing

B.  

Documents are written and records are audio

C.  

Documents and records are not related

D.  

Records are a sub-set of documents

E.  

Documents are a sub-set of records

A.  

A System of Systems

B.  

A System of Retirement

C.  

A System of Record

D.  

A System of Reference

E.  

A System of Referential Integrity

A.  

What -> The inventory Column

B.  

What -> The entity column

C.  

When -> The timing column

D.  

Why -> The motivation column

E.  

Who -> The responsibility column

F.  

How -> The process column

A.  

Provide data securely, with regulatory compliance, in the format and timeframe needed.

B.  

Lower cost and complexity of managing solutions by developing shared models and interfaces.

C.  

Managing the availability of data throughout the data lifecycle

D.  

Provide the starting point for customizations, integration or even replacement of an application

E.  

Identify meaningful events and automatically trigger alerts and actions.

F.  

Support business intelligence, analytics, master data management and operational efficiency efforts.

A.  

FALSE

B.  

TRUE

A.  

Financial management functions

B.  

Metadata functions

C.  

Data security functions

D.  

Data architecture functions

E.  

Business intelligence functions

A.  

A sponsor

B.  

A stakeholder

C.  

A person whose job it is to manage the property of another person

D.  

A person responsible to follow trends

E.  

An employer