A. The Self-Service Quote Solution is an application service that uses four separate application components

B. The Self-Service Quote Solution is an application collaboration that includes four application components that work together

C. The Self-Service Quote Solution is an application component that accesses four different types of data objects

D. The Self-Service Quote Solution is an application component that collaborates with four service modules

A. The Underwriting Application performs three functions

B. The Underwriting Application groups together a number of modules that are either free-standing or part of other applications

C. The Underwriting Application invokes three other modules

D. The Underwriting Application is composed of three application components

A. Core elements influence requirements, constraints, principles and goals

B. Core elements realize drivers and, indirectly, requirements, constraints, principles and goals

C. Core elements realize requirements and, indirectly, principles and goals

D. Core elements can be assigned to motivation elements

A. Phase B: Business Architecture

B. Phase C: Information Systems Architectures

C. Phase D: Technology Architecture

D. Preliminary Phase

A. A node that performs two functions: Application Monitoring and Network Monitoring

B. A node with application components. One performs Application Monitoring, the other Network Monitoring

C. A node with two system software environments. One performs Application Monitoring, the other Network Monitoring

D. A node that processes two types of data, pertaining respectively to Application Monitoring and Network Monitoring

A. To help determine the priorities of implementation projects

B. To relate programs and projects to the parts of the architecture that they implement

C. To model the management of architecture change

D. To help in planning the transition from the current architecture to a desired future architecture

A. A Printed Claim Letter realizes a Claim Letter business object

B. Copies of Printed Claim Letters are stored in a Claim Letter filing cabinet

C. Printed Claim Letters are scanned and stored online

D. Claim letters have two forms: printed and electronic

E. Printed Claim Letters are read from the Claim Letter object

A. Business Architecture, Information Systems Architectures, Technology Architecture

B. Preliminary, Architecture Vision, Requirements Management

C. Opportunities and Solutions, Migration Planning, Implementation Governance

D. Architecture Change Management