Free OMG-Certified Expert in BPM 2 - Fundamental Practice Questions

A.  

Operations Processes and Governance Processes

B.  

Operating Processes and Management and Support Processes

C.  

Information Technology Processes and Business Operations Processes

D.  

Process Management Processes and Development and Delivery Processes

A.  

There is no difference between the two diagrams - Both are valid and imply the same execution semantics.

B.  

Fragment A is invalid because a Boundary Error Event is always Interrupting and always is shown with a double-ring circle, while Fragment B is valid.

C.  

In Fragment A, the machine is always cleaned while in Fragment B, the machine is only cleaned if the Run Candy Production Task ended without the Extruder Stuck On condition.

D.  

In Fragment A, the Candy Production Task is interrupted by the first Extruder Stuck On event while in Fragment B, the Extruder Stuck On? condition is checked only at the end of the last Consume Excess and Substandard Candies Task.

A.  

Option A

B.  

Option B

C.  

Option C

D.  

Option D

A.  

Option A

B.  

Option B

C.  

Option C

D.  

Option D

A.  

Conduct an email survey whose adequacy is defined by business rules.

B.  

Survey recipients through email. Track the completion of the survey as the candidates return their responses.

C.  

Conduct a survey of a number of recipients through email. Complete the survey when a predetermined number of responses have been received.

D.  

Conduct a survey of a number of recipients through email. Complete the survey when all the responses have been filtered through the business rules.

E.  

Send candidate recipients an email survey. Complete the survey when a predetermined number of answers, that satisfy business rules, have been received.

A.  

adjust value creation, improve associated activities, segment customer base, analyze product performance, align business area to top two segments

B.  

elements of barriers to entry, threats of substitute products or services, suppliers' bargaining power, customers' bargaining power, and competitive rivalry

C.  

define organization's purpose, establish mission-consistent goals and objectives, develop resources to attain goals, set timeframe for the strategy, develop critical products and services

D.  

determine where an organization is going over the next year or more, how it is going to get there, how it will know if it got there or not, the cost of the value chain, and the risk involved

A.  

Activities that are in the dashed rectangle must exchange data.

B.  

The activities are executed as if the dashed rectangles do not exist.

C.  

Canceling "Notify Customer" will cancel the result of "Deliver Product".

D.  

"Verify Credit" and "Process Payment" are executed in parallel. "Deliver Product" and "Notify Customer" are executed in parallel.

A.  

First do A, then wait for an event before doing B and

C.  

B.  

First do A, then B and C in any order.

C.  

First do A, then B or C depending on a condition.

D.  

First do A, then B or C or both B and C depending on a condition.

A.  

the data points within 1 sigma of the process average (within zone C)

B.  

the data points inside the upper and lower control limits (UCL and LCL)

C.  

the data points outside the upper and lower control limits (UCL and LCL)

D.  

the data points within 2 sigma of the process average (within zones B and C)

E.  

data points in the zone on the graph that contains the largest number of data points

A.  

C is executed first and D second.

B.  

D is executed first and C second.

C.  

C and D are executed in parallel.

D.  

C and D are executed in an undefined order.