DAMA DMF-1220 Online Practice Questions and Exam Preparation

DAMA DMF-1220 Online Questions & Answers

• Question 141:

  When doing reference data management, there many organizations that have standardized data sets that are incredibly valuable and should be subscribed to. Which of these organizations would be least useful?

  A. The company registration organization
  B. Wikipedia
  C. ISO
  D. IEEE
  E. The national post office
  B. Wikipedia

• Question 142:

  The acronym CMDB stands for:

  A. Customization management tools or databases
  B. Classic management technologies or databases
  C. Cached management technologies or databases
  D. Configuration management tools or databases
  E. Cached management tools or databases
  F. Classic monitoring technologies or databases
  D. Configuration management tools or databases

• Question 143:

  Data replication is useful as it provides: A. The ability to spread the workload across multiple databases

  B. Opportunities to secure sensitive data

  C. An alternative to backups

  D. Enables different table structures to be built

  E. Insights into customer retention

  Correct Answer. A
  A

• Question 144:

  Your organization has many employees with official roles as data stewards and data custodians, but they don't seem to know exactly what they're supposed to be doing. Which of the following is most likely to be a root cause of this problem?

  A. There has been too much investment in Data Governance and data management tools without improving the data
  B. The people who were new to the organization were assigned to Data Governance
  C. People were assigned roles based on a somewhat random connection to the data, and without a clear purpose
  D. The Data Governance initiative leaders are using outdated vocabulary
  E. The data standards are too general and high level for proper enforcement
  C. People were assigned roles based on a somewhat random connection to the data, and without a clear purpose

• Question 145:

  Metadata management solutions include architectural layers including:

  A. Metadata control and management
  B. Metadata Marketing
  C. Metadata usage
  D. Metadata integration
  E. Metadata Sales
  F. Metadata delivery
  A. Metadata control and management
  C. Metadata usage
  D. Metadata integration
  F. Metadata delivery

• Question 146:

  With respect to health data, what is the difference between the privacy and the security of the data?

  A. Privacy is defined as the right for an individual to keep his individual health information from being disclosed. Security is defined as the mechanism used to protect privacy of information
  B. Privacy is defined as the right for an doctor to share health data with other doctors and insurance companies. Security is defined as keeping the data where it was recorded
  C. Privacy is defined as the right of the individual to see their own medical records. Security is defined as the laws that protect a person's privacy
  D. Privacy is only possible if a person signs an affidavit requesting privacy. Security is the placing of the document in a safe place
  E. Privacy means only an individual can give access to their medical records to another person. Security means their records are secure and will not be shared
  A. Privacy is defined as the right for an individual to keep his individual health information from being disclosed. Security is defined as the mechanism used to protect privacy of information

• Question 147:

  A metadata repository is essential to assure the integrity and consistent use of an enterprise data model across business processes.

  A. TRUE
  B. FALSE
  A. TRUE

• Question 148:

  A key feature of the Bill Inmon's approach to data warehousing is:

  A. A preference for supporting operational reporting
  B. An exclusive focus on star schemas and cubes
  C. A normalized relational model to store and manage data
  D. A tight management of data dimensions
  E. Its ability to operate on open source platforms
  C. A normalized relational model to store and manage data

• Question 149:

  If data is not integrated with care it presents risk for unethical data handling. These ethical risks intersect with fundamental problems in data management including: Limited knowledge of data's origin and lineage; Data of poor quality; Unreliable Metadata; and Documentation of error remediation.

  A. TRUE
  B. FALSE
  B. FALSE

• Question 150:

  Inputs in the data modelling and design context diagram include:

  A. Data standards
  B. Data sets
  C. Data Management Architecture
  D. Systems Architecture
  E. Data architecture
  F. Enterprise taxonomy
  A. Data standards
  B. Data sets
  E. Data architecture
  F. Enterprise taxonomy