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A. The technical communications specialist is responsible for creating design standards.

B. The technical communications specialist role is usually held by someone with a background in technical writing.

C. The technical communications specialist may be expected to refine initial drafts of service profiles and service level agreements.

D. The technical communications specialist is often responsible for expressing discoverability-related information about services in plain English.

A. None of the above.

B. service capability candidates, service inventory candidates

C. service candidates, service inventory candidates

D. service models, service candidates

A. physical, autonomy

B. physical, discoverability

C. conceptual, autonomy

D. duplicate, discoverability

A. service development

B. None of the above

C. service-oriented analysis

D. service-oriented design

A. Service modeling is a process by which business process logic is decomposed into granular actions that are subjected to a service inventory analysis.

B. Service modeling is a process by which business process logic is decomposed into granular actions that are grouped into technical service contracts.

C. None of these statements are true.

D. Service modeling is a process by which business process logic is decomposed into granular actions that are grouped into service candidates.

A. All of the above statements can be considered good advice because they all support recommended service modeling practices.

B. "Isolate business process steps that are not specific to the business process. These can help you define agnostic service candidates."

C. "Use a business entity diagram to help you identify business process steps that may relate to business entities. These can help you define agnostic entity service candidates."

D. "Isolate all decision logic that controls the business process flow and group it together within a single agnostic service candidate. This decision logic can help you define agnostic task service candidates."

A. None of the above.

B. A task service is delivered as a single-purpose service, whereas an orchestrated task service is expected to be agnostic and therefore multi-purpose.

C. A task service does not need to be part of a service composition, whereas an orchestrated task service always does.

D. The scope of logic encapsulated by a task service tends to be smaller than an orchestrated task service.

A. None of the above.

B. a reduction in the amount of custom design standards so that the authority required is moderated

C. the promotion of the enterprise design standards custodian to the position of policy custodian

D. the limiting of the authority to the enforcement of industry standards only

A. The service profile was initially created by the service developer and finalized by the service registry custodian.

B. None of the above.

C. The service profile was initially created by the service analyst and finalized by the technical communications specialist.

D. The service profile was initially created by the service analyst and finalized by the service developer.

A. False

B. True