Business Architecture Guild Certified Business Architect (CBA)® - CBA Free Exam Questions

A. Enables a business to focus its investments on improving value delivery

B. Provides a way to better define new or desired business capabilities

C. Establishes role definitions for business process modeling efforts

D. Establishes a framework for defining information related perspectives

A. Business unit to capability mapping

B. Capability to value stream mapping

C. Stakeholder to value stream mapping

D. Business objective to initiative mapping

A. Business partners and other third parties, including agents, brokers and outsourcers

B. Customers, patients, constituents or other recipients of products and services

C. Employees and any internally defined business roles within the organization

D. Individuals or organizations with a vested interest in achieving value through a particular outcome

A. Provide detailed subject matter expertise as input to the maps

B. Provide direction and specify the approach for mapping

C. Oversee the quality of the maps and manage the governance process

D. Motivate the team and communicate to executive steering committees

A. Business architecture and agile methodology alignment

B. Enterprise objective setting

C. Initiative planning and mapping

D. Capability-to-business unit mapping

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

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

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

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

A. Recommend suspension of resource allocation, funding and all work on the initiative

B. Determine if changes should be addressed within the initiative or deferred to another initiative

C. Create a stakeholder communication plan to broadcast deficiencies and potential mitigating actions

D. Reassess the identified solution and the overarching strategy driving the solution

A. A course or principle of action

B. A legal statement from the legal team

C. A third party agreement for insurance coverage

D. An internally defined business rule

A. It enables business subject matter experts to connect project-based business architecture artifacts into an enterprise perspective

B. It ensures that business architecture perspectives are consistent, complete and aligned vertically and horizontally across the business

C. It establishes a means of diagramming the conceptual data model that would be derived from concepts defined in the business information map

D. It provides a centralized location in which business architects can store business architecture blueprints and related artifacts for record keeping purposes

A. A checklist that can be used to establish project plans and program deployments

B. A specific course of action that is of a longer-term perspective as opposed to a tactical course of action

C. A pattern or plan that integrates an organization's major goals, policies and action sequences into a cohesive whole

D. A varied collection of goals and objectives for a particular business unit in relation to competition

A. Initiatives that target specific outcomes

B. Progress towards strategic goals

C. A portfolio of programs and projects

D. Mergers and acquisitions

A. Employees who play distinct roles within business process modeling efforts

B. External stakeholders who receive direct benefit from the business

C. Board members, business executives and investors

D. Business partners, distributors, agents and representatives