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An organization is categorizing their existing services against service characteristics to determine how ready each one might be for the catalog. Part of this effort involves looking at the following three attributes for each service characteristic: considerations, benefits, and tradeoffs.
What attributes correspond to the following characteristics: Loosely Coupled, Idempotent, and Service Contract?

• A. Consideration: standardized service contracts and metadata definitions Benefit: improves reliability and scale Tradeoff: complexity grows as number of services increases
• B. Consideration: standardized service contracts and metadata definitions Benefit: development and implementation cost reduction Tradeoff: high degree of cooperation and agreement of design standards and conventions
• C. Consideration: late or dynamic binding of services
  Benefit: development and implementation cost reduction
  Tradeoff: complexity grows as number of services increases
• D. Consideration: late or dynamic binding of services
  Benefit: improves reliability and scale
  Tradeoff: high degree of cooperation and agreement of design standards and conventions

A company wishes to transform to using cloud services. They have a good understanding of Service Oriented Architecture (SOA), but have not established the needed education, teamwork, and discipline to take them through the full ITaaS implementation.
As their cloud architect consultant, you need to take them to the next level in the service orientation maturity model.
What is the next level?

• A. Service Capable
• B. Service Aligned
• C. Self-Service
• D. Service Aware

In the evolution of converged infrastructure, what are Turn-Key Clouds?

• A. Factory fabricated systems that offer a complete cloud with multiple personas on top of common hardware
• B. Engineered systems designed to deliver discreet components in a predictable manner with a single personality
• C. Single-personality infrastructure for customers that lack the expertise in house to deploy and manage Converged Systems
• D. Multi-persona factory fabricated systems with integrated cloud deployment models that are able to scale storage and compute independently

A medical device manufacturer has contracted with a start-up analytics firm to analyze large volumes of diagnostic imaging data generated by the firm's medical devices.
The data, housed with the manufacturer, includes diagnostic images and corresponding patient medical records. The start-up is small and has very little IT infrastructure or capital. Substantial compute power is required to perform the analytics.
What should the analytics firm do to satisfy the contract?

• A. Isolate the patient information from the image data and utilize a public cloud service provider to analyze the patient records
• B. Purchase the infrastructure required to process the data and complete the work in-house
• C. Purchase the required infrastructure and house it in the device manufacturer's data center
• D. Isolate the patient information from the image data and utilize a public cloud service provider to analyze the image data

A company has an IT organization that is separated into teams that support different underlying technologies. Each team has its own budget and manages its own tools.
They have a clear understanding of current performance, capacity, and events. Team response to assigned help desk tickets is satisfactory. The company intends to deploy a private cloud and provide services to internal customers.
What service operation management challenge may this company face?

• A. Inability to provide accurate pricing models
• B. Lack of control over service placement
• C. Time consuming root cause analysis
• D. Inability to calculate fixed costs