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01. A delivery team needs a deviation from a published platform standard in order to meet a regulatory deadline. The governance forum accepts the justification, and the platform owner is deciding how the deviation should be recorded.
How should it be recorded?
a) As a waiver naming the standard deviated from, the justification, the accountable owner and an expiry date at which it lapses unless it is re-approved.
b) As a permanent exception to the standard for that application, naming the standard deviated from, the justification, and the accountable owner, so the team is not asked to justify the same deviation at every release.
c) As an amendment to the published standard, keeping what the instance actually does and what the standard says consistent.
d) As a note in the release documentation for the change that introduced it.
 
02. A departmental application went live six months ago. Its 600 users raise and track their own departmental records in it, and do no fulfiller work anywhere on the platform.
Consumption of a subscription-bearing role has risen by about six hundred over the same period. None of those users has been granted that role directly, and the only access they have gained is a custom role the delivery team built for the application. Two other teams have asked to build their application roles the same way.
What should the platform owner require?
a) That the custom role is rebuilt from the permissions the application itself needs, and that how a role is composed is a point the other two applications clear before release.
b) That the 600 grants are reviewed one by one and the custom role is kept only where the application is genuinely used, which brings consumption down without any rework of what has been built.
c) That any further grant of the custom role is approved by the platform team, and that the consumption is held at the level it now stands.
d) That the custom role is retired and the users are granted the platform role directly, putting the consumption against a standard role rather than a local one.
 
03. A platform owner is redesigning the annual licensing review, which has run for three years and produced a well-received report each time while consumption has continued to rise. The review must now produce decisions rather than description.
Which three outputs should it be required to produce?
Select THREE
a) A confirmation from each business unit that it is content with the access its people hold.
b) A forecast of consumption against entitlement to the next contract point, with its assumptions stated.
c) A reclamation list with a named owner and a date for each proposed removal.
d) A decision on each subscription-bearing role that is granted through a group whose membership is automatic.
e) A chargeback allocating the current cost across the business units that hold the roles.
f) A consumption dashboard published to the governance forum for the period just ended.
 
04. A platform owner is setting a standard that will apply to every recurring inbound data load into the platform.
Which two requirements belong in that standard?
Select TWO
a) A requirement that every load runs outside business hours.
b) A requirement that every load lands in a custom table so no baseline table is written by an integration.
c) A requirement that a steward reviews and approves each run before the rows are committed.
d) A named business owner for the data who is accountable for what the load may create or overwrite.
e) A defined match key for every target table, so that a repeated load updates rather than inserts.
 
05. A platform owner is writing a reclamation standard so that unused access is returned without disrupting people who genuinely need it.
Which two elements belong in that standard?
Select TWO
a) An exemption for any role granted within the current contract period.
b) A defined period of no recorded use after which the role is proposed for removal.
c) Notice to the user and their manager before removal, with a route to retain the role on stated grounds.
d) Immediate removal as soon as the period elapses, with the user informed after the fact.
e) A rule that reclaimed entitlement is held unassigned until the next contract review.
 
06. A scheduled scan of the instance returns several hundred findings, spread across applications built by four different delivery teams.
How should the platform owner have the findings handled?
a) Hold the findings centrally and have the platform team remediate them, so the standard is applied consistently across every application.
b) Assign each finding to the team that owns the application it was raised against so that remediation sits where the code is understood.
c) Publish the full list to the governance forum and let it decide which findings are worth remediating.
d) Fold every finding into the next platform release, delivering remediation as one coordinated piece of work.
 
07. A shared services team of 300 holds a subscription-bearing role. Its people open the platform to read and search records, then carry out the work itself in a separate system of their own.
The team will grow to 500 over two years, and the platform owner has been asked to fund 200 further subscriptions. The request was sized from headcount, and nobody has established how much of the team's work ends in a record being changed on the platform. Entitlement added now is committed to the end of the contract term.
What should the platform owner recommend?
a) Fund the 200 now and reclaim once the pattern is understood, since the growth is committed and the team cannot be left short of access while the evidence is being gathered.
b) Make the further entitlement conditional on the team retiring its separate system, so that the work being funded is carried out on the platform and not elsewhere.
c) Fund the subscriptions and recover the cost from the shared services team's own budget, placing the spend with the people who asked for it.
d) Establish how much of the work ends in a record being changed and size the fulfiller population from that, then meet the rest with read and request access.
 
08. An external audit will ask the platform owner to demonstrate that the configuration data supporting a regulated business service is accurate.
Which two pieces of evidence must the platform's data governance be able to produce?
Select TWO
a) A statement from each support group confirming it is content with the records it owns.
b) The change history of each in-scope record, showing what altered a value and when.
c) The discovery schedule showing how often the supporting infrastructure is scanned.
d) An export of the configuration items in scope taken on the day of the audit.
e) The last certification cycle's result, and how each failed attestation was closed.
 
09. An organization is populating its service records. Its own infrastructure is visible to the platform throughout, so a composition could be discovered for any of the forty services in scope.
Eight of them carry the organization's revenue, and the incident bridge asks what is in them before anything else; their composition changes with almost every release. The other thirty-two are stable internal services, needed so that incidents, requests and ownership can be attributed to something. The platform team can build and maintain only a limited number of mapped services in the period.
Which population approach should the platform owner adopt?
a) Map the eight revenue services, and leave the other thirty-two unmodeled until a business need for a record is raised against one of them.
b) Map all forty, since the infrastructure is visible throughout and a discovered composition is more dependable than one a person keeps up by hand.
c) Map where a composition is read during an incident and changes often, and create the remaining services as owned service records.
d) Map the thirty-two stable services, whose composition changes least and will therefore need the least maintenance, and keep the eight revenue services up by hand.
 
10. Two years after a governance model was introduced, conformance to the platform standards, measured by Instance Scan, has risen from 61 percent to 96 percent. Over the same period the delivery teams' median time from approved requirement to production has doubled.
Waiver volume has stayed flat. The governance forum meets fortnightly, its agenda has been full at every meeting for the past year, and a change now waits a median of two meetings to be heard. The share of changes sent back for rework after review is unchanged.
What does this evidence best support?
a) That most of the added time is spent waiting to be heard rather than in meeting the standards, so the conformance gained and the delay incurred can be separated instead of traded off.
b) That conformance was bought at a price in delivery speed rather than gained alongside it, and the two now have to be weighed against each other before the model is called effective.
c) That the standards are pitched at a level the teams can meet, since the waiver volume has not risen with the higher bar.
d) That the slowdown has causes this evidence does not identify, so nothing can yet be concluded about what the model has cost.

Answers:

Question: 01
Answer: a		 Question: 02
Answer: a		 Question: 03
Answer: b, c, d		 Question: 04
Answer: d, e		 Question: 05
Answer: b, c
Question: 06
Answer: b		 Question: 07
Answer: d		 Question: 08
Answer: b, e		 Question: 09
Answer: c		 Question: 10
Answer: a

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