A. The terms "business rules" and "routing rules" are synonymous.

B. Business rule design, management, and execution is a capability unique to the Business Process Management Systems while "routing rules" are more widely provided by "rules engines".

C. A system that does not provide capabilities for business rule design, management, and execution must rely on simple routing rules instead.

D. Business rules are expressions of business policy and are distinct from routing rules which are technical considerations, such as determining the best SOA Service instance to invoke based on availability.

A. Process Architect

B. Process Analyst

C. Process Administrator

D. Business Leadership

E. Process Participants

F. Process Owner

A. Business Financial Model

B. Service Composition Model

C. Business Motivation Model

D. Business function Model

E. User Interaction Model

A. It is used to evaluate the efficiency of an Investment or to compare the cost effectiveness of a number of different Investments. To calculate ROI, the benefit (return) of an investment is expressed as a percentage of the cost of the investment.

B. It is used to evaluate the efficiency of an Investment or to compare the cost effectiveness of a number of different investments. Tocalculate ROI,initial proof of concept projects are performed in order to collect meaningful data as Inputs to cost and benefit calculations.

C. It Is used to identify the best Investment choices for refinement of business processes in a continuous Improvement cycle. To calculate ROI,the business process change is analyzed using business process simulation.

D. It refers to the value provided by reuse relative to development of new integration code. To calculate ROI,the benefit of the reuse Is expressed as a percentage of the cost of the alternative integration.

A. The run-time logical architecture shows only the components Involved in the execution ofthe business process, while other specificcapabilities such as business rules execution, state management, and transaction coordination are external components and therefore not part of the runtime model.

B. The run-time logical architecture shows how the graphical model is transformed into executable BPMN and/or 8PEL code.

C. The run-time logical architecture shows the execution of the business process. Its administration, and monitoring and may include specific capabilities such as business rules execution, state management, and transaction coordination.

D. The run-time logical architecture shows the Interaction ofBPMS components and their Interaction with SOA and other products required to build a complete BPM solution.

A. When the processisfirstidentified, and before other participants In the engineering process get involved

B. After the "as-is" business process has been captured and modeled, and before technical analysis and design begins

C. After the process flow is first defined and before business-related details of (he process ate captured and modeled

D. After technical design has completed and before the 'as-is" process Is tested and deployed

E. When (he process flow is first defined and before any information capture and modeling take place

A. The organization has probably not thought about the purpose and benefits of a 0PM solution and needs help with a brooder architectural understanding in orderto be successful in the adoption of BPM.

B. Since the product architecture contains all the information necessary to acquire the components for a
0PM solution, a deployment model is the only remaining architectural view necessary to implement the solution.

C. The organization must already have considerableinsight into BPM solutions in order to achieve this level of architectural maturity, so there is no need to go back into earlier architectural views.

D. Since Oracle does not provide "product architecture," the organization must be working from anothervendor's approach, and it willtherefore be necessary to start an architectural discussion from the beginning in order to identify advantages In an Oracle-based solution.

A. The analysis and design phases are Intended for business analysts to develop a process model. The implementation and test phases are intended (or the delivery team to implement the model.

B. The analysis, design. Implementation and test phases are used by the development team to construct and deliver the executable process model based on predefined business requirements.

C. The analysis phase Is where services are analyzed with respect to a business process. The design, implementation, and deployment phases are used to construct the BPEL process, which orchestrates those services.

D. The analysis phase is used to define the business process. The design and Implementation phases are used to create theexecutable process model and perform software development tasks. The monitoring phase is used to collect and analyze metrics for further optimizations.

E. The analysis, design, implementation, and monitoring phases each involve a 50/50 split ot activities between business analysts and developers. Business analysts construct and manage the executable process model while the development team focuses on remaining development tasks.