Hardware Model Normalization is a feature that enables users to standardize the data of hardware and consumable models, such as manufacturer, product, model, and device type. Hardware Model Normalization requires the activation of the Hardware Model Normalization (com.sn_hwnorm) plugin, which also activates the Normalization Data Services Client (com.glide.data_services_canonicalization.client) plugin. These plugins install several tables that store the normalized data and the rules for normalization. The tables that are installed with Hardware Model Normalization are:
* Device Type: This table contains the device types that are used to categorize the hardware models, such as laptop, desktop, server, printer, etc.
* Hardware Manufacturer: This table contains the normalized names of the hardware manufacturers, such as Dell, HP, Lenovo, etc.
* Hardware Model Library: This table contains the normalized data of the hardware models, such as manufacturer, product, model, device type, UNSPSC code, etc. This table is populated by the Hardware Model Normalization Content Service, which is a subscription-based service that provides the latest and most accurate data for hardware models.
* Hardware Normalize Key: This table contains the rules for generating the normalize key, which is a unique identifier for each hardware model based on its manufacturer, product, and model. The normalize key is used to match the hardware models with the Hardware Model Library data.
The other options, C. Hardware Normalize Key and E. Device Name, are not tables that are installed with Hardware Model Normalization. Hardware Normalize Key is a field in the Hardware Model [cmdb_model] table, not a separate table. Device Name is a field in the Configuration Item [cmdb_ci] table, not a separate table. References: Hardware Model Normalization, Demo - HAM Professional - Hardware Model Normalization, Hardware Asset Management

Managing the Hardware Asset Management (HAM) Content Service involves enabling the service explicitly (opting in). Organizations can choose to enable it for receiving updates about normalized hardware models and lifecycle information. If the service is not needed anymore, it allows opting out at any time, providing flexibility for organizations.
Reference: ServiceNow HAM Content Service documentation (ServiceNow Support Guide).

According to the Now Create ebook, the Now Create methodology consists of five phases: initiate, plan, execute, deliver, and close. Each phase has a specific purpose, outcome, and set of tasks that guide the project team to successful delivery. The other options are not valid phases of the Now Create methodology.

The Procurement tab of the Hardware Asset dashboard is a graphical representation of the hardware asset procurement across the enterprise1.
The Procurement tab provides the following information1:
Hardware expenditure by vendor: This shows the total amount spent on hardware assets from each vendor in the current fiscal year. This helps to analyze the vendor performance and negotiate better contracts.
Requests that require sourcing: This shows the number and status of asset requests that need to be fulfilled by purchasing new hardware assets from a vendor. This helps to prioritize the procurement activities and optimize the inventory levels.
Therefore, the information that are also options in the question are C. Hardware expenditure by vendor and F. Requests that require sourcing.
The other options that are not information on the Procurement tab are:
Hardware nearing end of warranty: This is an information on the Inventory tab of the Hardware Asset dashboard. This shows the number and percentage of hardware assets that are nearing or have expired their warranty period1.
Hardware model normalization status: This is an information on the Normalization tab of the Hardware Asset dashboard. This shows the number and percentage of hardware models that are normalized or not normalized1.
Hardware models up for end of life: This is also an information on the Inventory tab of the Hardware Asset dashboard. This shows the number and percentage of hardware models that are approaching or have reached their end of life date1.
New hardware assets found by audits: This is also an information on the Inventory tab of the Hardware Asset dashboard. This shows the number and percentage of hardware assets that were discovered by the asset inventory audit process but were not previously recorded in the CMDB1. References:
1: Hardware Asset Dashboard