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A. Comparing a capability map to a best practices model from a similar business situation

B. Assessing an organization's maturity in terms of business capabilities

C. Evaluating the organization's ability and commitment to change

D. Developing a new business model

A. Porter Five Forces Model

B. SWOT diagrams

C. Hoshin Kanri diagrams

D. Ansoff Product/Market Grid

A. Application, Data, Shadow Systems and Technical

B. Application, Data, Infrastructure and Content

C. Technical, Data, Solution and Shadow Systems

D. Technical, Solution, Content and Shadow Systems

A. Decisioning methodology, tools and documentation

B. Oversight rules, rewards and consequences

C. Decision authority and approval process

D. Sponsorship, principles, standards, quality and escalation

A. Enables laser-like investment analysis

B. Provides a comprehensive perspective on value analysis

C. Serves as a starting point for a business model

D. Represents a business strategy

A. Customer, competitors, market forces, economic indicators

B. Capability, organization, information, value stream

C. Financial, customer, internal, learning, growth

D. Buyers, suppliers, competitors, internal stakeholders

A. It enables management to track progress against business strategies and objectives

B. It provides financial management reporting for decision making purposes

C. It delivers a solution roadmap to the business, outlining initiative priorities

D. It provides statistical analysis of software system interruptions and downtime

A. Is a self-contained end-to-end perspective

B. Triggers other value streams

C. Represents a "happy path"

D. Is shown as a business process diagram

A. A technical design solution that does not require a business perspective

B. A business process modeling technique that goes beyond the "happy path"

C. A business architecture practice for mapping stakeholders to value stream stages

D. A method or practice of coordinating work by organizing all of the relevant pieces into one place

A. Capability heat maps

B. Information heat maps

C. Business unit heat maps

D. Product heat maps

A. Having access to the business subject matter experts

B. Ensuring integration with solution deployment activities

C. Accessing business strategy and plans

D. Asserting a common vision and practices

A. Omitted from the data architecture for being non-explicit

B. Used to inform and refine services architecture mapping

C. Incorporated into explicit data already defined in the data architecture

D. Translated into explicit information within the data architecture

A. Business unit

B. Strategy

C. Product

D. Initiative

A. Participating in the stage

B. Gaining value from the stage

C. Defining the stage

D. Triggering the stage