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Business System Life Cycle & Standard Operating Procedures

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Service Strategy

a)

Describes an IT organisation’s mid-level approach to providing services.

b)

Describes an IT organisation's low-level approach to providing services

c)

Describes an IT organisation’s high-level approach to providing services.

2.

First, the IT organisation must identify

a)

the IT equipment on site

b)

the market for its services

c)

the staff who will work on the project

3.

The identification of services offerings includes

a)

strategic devices that will constitute those services.

b)

strategic liabilities that will constitute those services.

c)

strategic assets that will constitute those services.

4.

Envisioned services will be added to the

a)

service portfolio

b)

service provider

c)

service people

5.

The overall approach to Service Strategy will include

a)

internal providers, external providers, Government officers

b)

internal providers, external providers, a shared approach, preferred providers

c)

internal providers, external providers, a shared approach, with the competitors

6.

Several practices play a part in determining the overall service strategy, including

a)

financial management, demand management, and risk management.

b)

financial management, supply management, and risk management.

c)

financial management, authoritarian management, and risk management.

7.

Service Design is a stage in the service lifecycle in which

a)

a new or modified service is developed and made ready for the Financial Transition stage

b)

a new or modified service is developed and made ready for the Accounting Transition stage

c)

a new or modified service is developed and made ready for the Service Transition stage

8.

The primary effort of the Service Transition stage is the

a)

design and procurement of the service

b)

design and development of the service

c)

design and implementation of the service

9.

Service Design is a stage in the Service Lifecycle which includes

a)

a new or modified service is developed and made ready for the Service Transition stage

b)

a old or modified service is developed and made ready for the Service Transition stage

c)

a new or modified service is purchased and made ready for the Service Transition stage

10.

Design (and development) of the service includes.

a)

defining service requirements, designing the service items, finding new suppliers for the service, and integrating existing service assets or creating them from scratch into a service.

b)

defining service requirements, designing the service solution, evaluating alternate suppliers of the service, and integrating existing service assets or creating them from scratch into a service.

c)

defining service requirements, designing the service solution, evaluating alternate suppliers of the service, and selling service assets or creating them from scratch into a service.