A.Agreed models for decision making and decision rights, defined authority and escalation paths, structures for assigning accountability and delegating responsibility, alignment with business objectives

B.Alignment of Business and Technology strategies, definition of data standards, implementation of supporting metadata and process tools, management of responsibility

C.Agreed architectures, transparent policies, shared language, effective tools, delegated authority, stewardship

D.Agreed models for data design and definition, decision rights regarding standards and controls, delegation of accountability

E.Exercise of authority, formalization of reporting lines, implementation of supporting technology, definition of common glossaries

A.Inconsistent definitions

B.Redundant data

C.Competing versions of source data

D.Metadata

E.Database development

A.A roadmap is just another way of saying you should have a plan

B.The roadmap shows how to implement the important assessment results, and when to do so

C.A roadmap includes a project plan, which gives the stakeholders information on how each recommendation will be implemented

D.A roadmap will highlight items in an implementation sequence and on other considerations (budget, resources, other programs, etc.)

E.A roadmap is the only way for the organization to understand the results of the assessment

A.TRUE

B.FALSE

A.Converting it to an in-memory database

B.Reducing the number of database users

C.Adding more memory

D.Moving the database to the cloud

E.Creating new indexes