Wednesday, 7 June 2017

C7020-230 IBM Watson V3 Application Development

Test information:
Number of questions: 63
Time allowed in minutes: 105
Required passing score: 71%
Languages: English, , Japanese

Section 1 - Fundamentals of Cognitive Computing
Define the main characteristics of a cognitive system
Explain neural nets
Explain machine learning technologies (supervised, unsupervised, reinforcement learning approaches)
Define a common set of use cases for cognitive systems
Define Precision, Recall, and Accuracy
Explain the importance of separating training, validation and test data
Measure accuracy of service
Define types of entities, relationships and co-references
Define Intents and Classes

Section 2 - Use cases of Cognitive Services
Select appropriate combination of cognitive technologies based on use-case and data format
Explain the uses of IBM Watson services available in the Application Starter Kits�
Describe the IBM Watson Conversation service
Explain use cases for integrating external systems such as Twitter, Weather API
Describe the IBM Watson Discovery service

Section 3 - Fundamentals of IBM Watson Developer Cloud
Distinguish cognitive services on IBM Watson Developer Cloud for which training is required or not
Provide examples of text classification using the IBM Watson Natural Language Classifier
Explain the IBM Watson SDKs available as part of the services on the IBM Watson Developer Cloud
Explain the IBM Watson REST APIs available as part of the services on the IBM Watson Developer Cloud
Explain and configure the IBM Watson Natural Language Classificer service
Explain and configure the IBM Watson Visual Recognition service
Explain and execute the IBM Watson Personality Insight service
Explain how the BM Watson Tone Analyzer service works
Explain, setup, configure and query the IBM Watson Discovery service
Explain and configure the IBM Watson Conversation service

Section 4 - Developing Cognitive applications using IBM Watson Developer Cloud
Call an IBM Watson service to analyze content
Describe the tasks required to implement the IBM Watson Conversational Agent / Digital Bot
Manipulate service outputs for consumption by other services
Define common design patterns for composing multiple IBM Watson services together
Explain the process to provision and use an instance of an IBM Watson Bluemix service instance
Explain the advantages of using IBM Bluemix as the cloud platform for Cognitive application development and deployment

Section 5 - Administration & DevOps for applications using IBM Watson services
Describe the process of obtaining credentials for IBM Watson services

Examine error logs provided by services

Job Role Description / Target Audience
This intermediate level technical professional is an individual who understands concepts essential to the development of applications using IBM Watson services. They have experience using the IBM Bluemix Platform-as-a-Service offering and are able to consume IBM Watson services in an application. This individual is able to perform these tasks with little to no assistance from product documentation, support or peers.

Key Areas of Competency:
Fundamentals of IBM Watson services
Use cases of Cognitive Services
Developing cognitive applications using IBM Watson services
Administering applications using IBM Watson services

Recommended Prerequisite Skills
Working knowledge of developing an application using IBM Watson services
Working knowledge of core Cloud services (monitoring, logging, scaling), and security
Working knowledge with designing, developing and deploying RESTful APIs
Working knowledge of use cases using IBM Watson services
Working knowledge of cognitive concepts such as intent, relationships, entities, and ground truth
Working knowledge of the application starter kits and demos available on the IBM Watson Developer Cloud
Working knowledge of open technologies like CloudFoundry and Git like repositories
Basic knowledge of application development using common web technologies such as Node.js, Javascript, HTML, and css
Basic knowledge of machine learning methods and technologies

Requirements
This certification requires 1 test(s).

Test(s) required:

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QUESTION 1
Which type of learning do regression, support vector machines, and Bayesian classifiers typically fall under?

A. cognitive learning
B. supervised learning
C. unsupervised learning
D. reinforcement learning

Answer: B

QUESTION 2
What information does the IBM Watson Natural Language Understanding service extract from html, text, or web-based content when it analyzes entities?

A. text and title information
B. people, companies, organizations
C. topic keywords
D. subject-action-object relations

Answer: D

QUESTION 3
Why would the data crawler be used with the IBM Watson Discovery service?

A. The data crawler automates the upload of content to the Discovery service.
B. Use the data crawler when structured data must be mined from other services.
C. When working with the tooling, the data crawler can be used to upload sample documents.
D. When there is a business need to dynamically crawl websites, Twitter and constantly changing content.

Answer: A

Explanation:
Reference https://www.ibm.com/watson/developercloud/doc/discovery/data-crawler.html

QUESTION 4
In a neural network, what is the name of the region marked with a question mark?


A. Hidden Layer
B. Computational Layer
C. Cognitive Layer
D. Intelligence Layer

Answer: A

QUESTION 5
What is the formula for recall in a classification system?

A. True Positives/ (True Positives+False Negatives)
B. True Positives/ (True Positives+False Positives)
C. False Positives/ (True Negatives+False Negatives)
D. True Positives/ (True Positives+True Negatives)

Answer: A


Friday, 19 May 2017

C2090-102 IBM Big Data Architect

Test information:
Number of questions: 55
Time allowed in minutes: 90
Required passing score: 60%
Languages: English

This test consists of 5 sections containing a total of 55 multiple-choice questions. The percentages after each section title reflect the approximate distribution of the total question set across the sections.

Requirements (16%)
Define the input data structure
Define the outputs
Define the security requirements
Define the requirements for replacing and/or merging with existing business solutions
Define the solution to meet the customer's SLA
Define the network requirements based on the customer's requirements

Use Cases (46%)
Determine when a cloud based solution is more appropriate vs. in-house (and migration plans from one to the other)
Demonstrate why Cloudant would be an applicable technology for a particular use case
Demonstrate why SQL or NoSQL would be an applicable technology for a particular use case
Demonstrate why Open Data Platform would be an applicable technology for a particular use case
Demonstrate why BigInsights would be an applicable technology for a particular use case
Demonstrate why BigSQL would be an applicable technology for a particular use case
Demonstrate why Hadoop would be an applicable technology for a particular use case
Demonstrate why BigR and SPSS would be an applicable technology for a particular use case
Demonstrate why BigSheets would be an applicable technology for a particular use case
Demonstrate why Streams would be an applicable technology for a particular use case
Demonstrate why Netezza would be an applicable technology for a particular use case
Demonstrate why DB2 BLU would be an applicable technology for a particular use case
Demonstrate why GPFS/HPFS would be an applicable technology for a particular use case
Demonstrate why Spark would be an applicable technology for a particular use case
Demonstrate why YARN would be an applicable technology for a particular use case

Applying Technologies (16%)
Define the necessary technology to ensure horizontal and vertical scalability
Determine data storage requirements based on data volumes
Design a data model and data flow model that will meet the business requirements
Define the appropriate Big Data technology for a given customer requirement (e.g. Hive/HBase or Cloudant)
Define appropriate storage format and compression for given customer requirement

Recoverability (11%)
Define the potential need for high availability
Define the potential disaster recovery requirements
Define the technical requirements for data retention
Define the technical requirements for data replication
Define the technical requirements for preventing data loss

Infrastructure (11%)
Define the hardware and software infrastructure requirements
Design the integration of the required hardware and software components
Design the connectors / interfaces / API's between the Big Data solution and the existing systems

Job Role Description / Target Audience
The Big Data Architect works closely with the customer and the solutions architect to translate the customer's business requirements into a Big Data solution. The Big Data Architect has deep knowledge of the relevant technologies, understands the relationship between those technologies, and how they can be integrated and combined to effectively solve any given big data business problem. This individual has the ability to design large-scale data processing systems for the enterprise and provide input on the architectural decisions including hardware and software. The Big Data Architect also understands the complexity of data and can design systems and models to handle different data variety including (structured, semi-structured, unstructured), volume, velocity (including stream processing), and veracity. The Big Data Architect is also able to effectively address information governance and security challenges associated with the system.

Recommended Prerequisite Skills
Understand the data layer and particular areas of potential challenge/risk in the data layer
Ability to translate functional requirements into technical specifications.
Ability to take overall solution/logical architecture and provide physical architecture.
Understand Cluster Management
Understand Network Requirements
Understand Important interfaces
Understand Data Modeling
Ability to identify/support non-functional requirements for the solution
Understand Latency
Understand Scalability
Understand High Availability
Understand Data Replication and Synchronization
Understand Disaster Recovery
Understand Overall performance (Query Performance, Workload Management, Database Tuning)
Propose recommended and/or best practices regarding the movement, manipulation, and storage of data in a big data solution (including, but not limited to:
Understand Data ingestion technical options
Understand Data storage options and ramifications (for example , understand the additional requirements and challenges introduced by data in the cloud)
Understand Data querying techniques & availability to support analytics
Understand Data lineage and data governance
Understand Data variety (social, machine data) and data volume
Understand/Implement and provide guidance around data security to support implementation, including but not limited to:
Understand LDAP Security
Understand User Roles/Security
Understand Data Monitoring
Understand Personally Identifiable Information (PII) Data Security considerations

Software areas of central focus:
BigInsights
BigSQL
Hadoop
Cloudant (NoSQL)

Software areas of peripheral focus:
Information Server
Integration with BigInsights, Balanced Optimization for Hadoop, JAQL Push down capability, etc
Data Governance
Security features of BigInsights
Information Server (MetaData Workbench for Lineage)
Optim Integration with BigInsights (archival)
DataClick for BigInsights (Future: DataClick for Cloudant - to pull operation data into Hadoop for Analytics - scripts available today)
BigMatch (trying to get to a single view)
Guardium (monitoring)
Analytic Tools (SPSS)
BigSheets
Support in Hadoop/BigInsights
Data Availability and Querying Support
Streams
Interface/Integration with BigInsights
Streaming Data Concepts
In memory analytics
Netezza
DB2 BLU
Graph Databases
Machine Learning (System ML)


QUESTION 1
What are the two levels documented in the Operational Model? (Choose two.)

A. Logical
B. Rational
C. Theoretical
D. Physical
E. Middleware

Answer: A,C


QUESTION 2
The inputs to the Architectural Overview document do NOT include which of the following?

A. Architectural Goals
B. Key Concepts
C. Architectural Overview Diagram
D. Component Model

Answer: D


QUESTION 3
The downside of cloud computing, relative to SLAs, is the difficulty in determining which of the following?

A. Root cause for service interruptions
B. Turn-Around-Time (TAT)
C. Mean Time To Recover (MTTR)
D. First Call Resolution (FCR)

Answer: A

Explanation:
References: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Service-level_agreement


QUESTION 4
“The programming model for client developers will hide the complexity of interfacing to legacy systems” is an example of which of the following?

A. A use case
B. An architectural decision
C. A client imperative
D. An empathy statement

Answer: B


QUESTION 5
Which of the following is the artifact that assists in ensuring that the project is on the right path toward success?

A. Component Model
B. Empathy Map
C. Viability Assessment
D. Opportunity Plan

Answer: C

Thursday, 13 April 2017

C_TADM70_73 SAP Certified Technology Associate - OS DB Migration for SAP NetWeaver 7.30

Product Group: Platform
Solution: SAP NetWeaver
Sub-solution: Administration
Component: Strategic Enterprise Management
Delivery Methods: Certification
Level: Associate

Exam: 40 questions
Sample Questions: PDF Link
Cut Score: 59%
Duration: 60 mins
Languages: English

Description
This certification path will validate your capability as a well-trained technologist and prepare you to help your client or employer manage and execute key business processes. Armed with an understanding of SAP NetWeaver 7.30 and OS/DB migration for SAP systems, you can implement this knowledge for your projects as a technology consultant

Topic Areas
Please see below the list of topics that may be covered within this certification and the courses that cover them. Its accuracy does not constitute a legitimate claim; SAP reserves the right to update the exam content (topics, items, weighting) at any time.
Advanced Migration Techniques > 12%

Identify the Time critical steps in an R3LOAD / JLOAD based system copy. Describe the Methods/strategies to save time during system copy.

ADM545 (NW AS 7.40)
R3LOAD and JLOAD Files > 12%

Explain the purpose, contents, and structure of the R3LOAD and JLOAD control and data files.

ADM545 (SAP NETWEAVER 7.3)
SAP Migration Tools > 12%

Recognize the tools that are required to perform a SAP OS/DB migration and describe their functions.

ADM545 (SAP NETWEAVER 7.3)
Introduction 8% - 12%

Clarify what is a homogeneous or heterogeneous system copy, which tools are available, what is the Going Live OS/DB Migration Check Service, and from where to get information about the migration procedure.

ADM545 (SAP NETWEAVER 7.3)
Migration and Special Projects 8% - 12%

Describe the scope of services performed by the SAP OS/DB Migration Check. Estimate the effort involved in a migration. Plan a migration project.

ADM545 (SAP NETWEAVER 7.3)
Performing the Migration 8% - 12%

Describe the migration procedure and explain the steps required to migrate an ABAP and Java based system.

ADM545 (SAP NETWEAVER 7.3)
System Copy Methods 8% - 12%

Evaluate the database-specific and unspecific options for performing SAP homogeneous or heterogeneous system copies (OS/DB Migrations).

ADM545 (SAP NETWEAVER 7.3)
Technical Background and Troubleshooting 8% - 12%

Describe how Data Classes are used to map tables to database storage units and how Data Classes are handled by R3LDCTL and R3LOAD. Explain the purpose of table DBDIFF, and describe how the R3LOAD/JLOAD data access works. Distinguish between the R3SZCHK behavior if the target database type is the same or different than the source database type.

ADM545 (SAP NETWEAVER 7.3)

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QUESTION: No: 1
The command file DBEXPORT.R3S controls the database export of a

A. Heterogeneous system copy.
B. For both systems
C. Homogeneous system copy

Answer: B


QUESTION: No: 2
A customer plans to invest in a new and more powerful hardware for his ABAP-based SAP production
system (no JAVA web As installed). As the operating system and database version are not up-to-date, he
also wants to change to the latest software version in a single step while doing the system move.
Current system configuration: Oracle 10.2, AIX 6.1
Planned system configuration: Oracle 11.2, AIX 7.1
Is the planned system move a ..
Which statement is false?

A. An OS migration
B. A DB migration
C. Homogeneous system copy
D. Hetergeneous system copy

Answer: D


QUESTION: No: 3
To prevents unintended overlaps between filed names in tables and R3LOAD key words, as well as other
inconsistencies. What do you perform?

A. Before the data export/Import, R3LOAD performs a syntax check on the *STR files.
B. After the data export/import, R3LOAD performs a syntax check on the *STR files

Answer: A


QUESTION: No: 4
Every database vendor provides a JDBC interface for easy database access. Interface? which JDBC
interface is used for SAP?

A. JDBC interface provide by the database vendor
B. SAP using it own JDBC interface

Answer: B


QUESTION: No: 5
The "SAP OS/DNI Migration Check Analysis session" Will be performed on

A. The production migration source system
B. The migrated production system after the final migration

Answer: A

Friday, 7 April 2017

MB2-717 Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Sales

Published: February 21, 2017
Languages: English
Audiences: IT professionals, Developers
Technology: Microsoft Dynamics 365 Enterprise
Credit toward certification: Specialist

Skills measured
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Create a Customer Organizational Structure (20% - 25%)
Manage customer records
Create and maintain a current customer base organizational structure; identify potential sales opportunities by utilizing core records such as accounts, contacts and customers
Manage the sales process
Create and maintain sales transactional records; track the sales progression; manage the sales process from lead generation through quote, order, and invoice creation
Manage customer communication
Create and manage social engagement sources, identify opportunities and generate leads
Manage sales literature and competitors
Create and maintain a sales literature repository, create an organized methodology for identifying and tracking competitors

Manage Leads and Opportunities (15% - 20%)
Manage leads
Identify leads and track them throughout the conversion process, reactivate or delete disqualified leads
Identify and manage opportunities
Identify opportunities to track throughout the sales workflow, create opportunities with a defined status, create records within the opportunity form, assign opportunities to designated sales staff
Utilize opportunity functionality
Close and document opportunities as won or lost, use Quick Create to add new information, connect opportunities to other record types, apply connections to a data structure
Manage opportunity relationships
Analyze lost sales opportunities through resolution activities, utilize multiple opportunity views

Manage Relationship and Sales Analysis (10% - 15%)
Manage relationship intelligence
Provision and configure Relationship Insights to integrate with Exchange, create and prioritize actions and tasks, track interactions, manage sales communication
Manage relationship analysis
Provision and configure relationship intelligence, create actionable and productivity cards by using Relationship Assistant
Integrate email with Dynamics 365 Sales
Track interactions with a specific email; manage sales relationships through statistical analysis of email activity, untracked emails and performance activities; manage sales relationships with Email Engagement; use engagement analytics and Auto-capture
Manage sales by using sales analysis tools
Improve sales tracking by using Advanced Find, editable grids and built-in reports; export data to Excel in both static and dynamic processes; export Excel templates

Manage the Sale Process (10% - 15%)
Manage the business process flow
Manage the tasks required of each state in the Business Process Flow, create territories and assign them to managers and sales staff, configure currency and exchange rates
Manage Products by using the Product Catalog
Manage prices lists, discount lists and unit groups; create, maintain and clone products; manage the product lifecycle
Manage price structures
Create price lists, create discount list models, assign currencies to products
Manage product relationships
Identify product relationships, differentiate product relationships by family units, customize properties for all products, identify and bundle related products
Manage sales transactional records
Create price and revenue structures with inclusion of line items, currency rates, exchange rates, and write-in products; manage the quote lifecycle; create and manage quotes, orders, and invoices

Improve Sales Performance (10% - 15%)
Manage goals
Create manageable and measurable goals, delineate goals by fiscal periods, specify definitions and goal metric records, analyze individual and organizational progress by creating goal hierarchies, use rollup queries
Manage visual tools with Sales Analysis
Create documents and templates, integrate charts and dashboards

Manage Customer Information (15% - 20%)

Operate Dynamics 365 sales functions
Identify and define the functional areas of Dynamics 365 Sales, model relationships and records in Microsoft Dynamics 365, access Dynamics 365 Sales through various client access methods, utilize the help center
Perform data management
Create customers and contacts within 365 Sales, enforce customer relationship by using activity types, use views and global searches
Perform lifecycle management
Utilize leads, convert leads into customers in the lead life cycle, perform opportunity management, manage cases
QUESTION: No: 1
You are a technical support specialist for your company.
The Company's sales staff are issued a company laptop to use when interfacing with Microsoft Dynamics
365. They need to integrate their smart phones with Microsoft Dynamics 365 as well.
Many of their phones, however, do not have a supported web browser.
What should you suggest to meet this sales staffs need?

A. Advise them to run the Microsoft Dynamics 365 web app on their phones.
B. Advise them to use the web client to access Microsoft Dynamics 365 from their phones.
C. Advise them to download the Microsoft Dynamics 365 App from the Office 365 Ad min portal.
D. Advise them to download the Microsoft Dynamics 365 App from their phone's store.

Answer: D


QUESTION: No: 2
You are a sales manager for a large company that is about to implement Microsoft Dynamics 365.
A company called Fabrikam. Inc. has three divisions within the company that purchase services from your firm.
You have created an account record for each of the three divisions and for Fabrikam. Inc. and need to link
the records.
How should you set up the records to properly link the record for Fabrikam, Inc. with its three divisions
using Microsoft Dynamics 365 account management?

A. Fabrikam, Inc. is a Primary Contact
B. Fabrikam. Inc. is a Parent account.
C. Fabrikam. Inc. is a Parent Customer.
D. Fabrikam, Inc. is a Child account.

Answer: B


QUESTION: No: 3
You have recently been hired as a sales assistant for a new employer.
The company sales staff uses Microsoft Dynamics 365, and you must occasionally input data for them.
You want to use the CRM Help Center for assistance to perform these tasks.
Which two help sources are available for you? Each correct answer presents a complete solution.

A. phone support
B. training links
C. online chat
D. community biogs

Answer: B,C


Thursday, 30 March 2017

C2070-581 IBM FileNet Content Manager V5.1

Test information:
Number of questions: 57
Time allowed in minutes: 90
Required passing score: 60%
Languages: English, Japanese

Related certifications:
IBM Certified Specialist - FileNet Content Manager V5.1

Section 1 - Architecture and Planning (26%)
Demonstrate knowledge of the core engines for CE, PE, WPXT and CSS
Demonstrate knowledge of Content Manager scalability concepts
Demonstrate knowledge of high-availability concepts
Demonstrate knowledge of disaster recovery concepts
Demonstrate knowledge of prerequisite tasks and use of installation/upgrade worksheet
Demonstrate and understanding of a Content Engine domain
Demonstrate knowledge of platform communications (core engines and infrastructure components)
Demonstrate knowledge of the APIs and available transports available
Demonstrate basic knowledge of P8 dependencies to directory servers, database servers and storage devices

Section 2 - Installation and Configuration (9%)
Demonstrate an understanding of installing a single-server (Composite Platform Installation Tool) and a distributed system
Demonstrate knowledge of the Configuration Manager tool
Demonstrate knowledge of security accounts used for configuration
Demonstrate an understanding of P8 Engine client files

Section 3 - Administration (16%)
Demonstrate an understanding of backup and restore
Demonstrate knowledge of P8 system startup and shutdown
Demonstrate an understanding of WorkPlace and WorkPlace XT site/user preferences
Demonstrate knowledge of isolated region configuration
Demonstrate an understanding of Content Based Retrieval (CBR)
Demonstrate knowledge of using Content Engine query builder
Demonstrate knowledge of using Consistency Checker
Demonstrate knowledge of monitoring with IBM System Dashboard

Section 4 - Repository Design and Management (23%)
Demonstrate an understanding of repository design concepts
Demonstrate knowledge of classes, properties, choice lists, folders, object stores, and lifecycle management
Demonstrate knowledge of Content Federated Services
Demonstrate an understanding of Content Engine events: actions and subscriptions
Demonstrate knowledge of search and entry templates
Demonstrate an understanding of auditing
Demonstrate an understanding of storage areas and content encryption

Section 5 - Deployment (7%)
Demonstrate an understanding of the deployment process
Demonstrate knowledge of FileNet Deployment Manager
Demonstrate an understanding of using the import/export manifest

Section 6 - Security (9%)
Demonstrate an understanding of authentication and authorization concepts
Demonstrate knowledge of securing content using ACLs, security inheritance, marking sets and security proxies
Demonstrate knowledge of Workplace and WorkplaceXT access roles
Demonstrate an understanding of security caching

Section 7 - Troubleshooting & Performance Tuning (11%)
Demonstrate knowledge of using Content Engine trace logging and client API tracing
Demonstrate knowledge of using log4j and application server logging
Demonstrate knowledge of verifying and troubleshooting installations and upgrades
Demonstrate knowledge of evaluating and applying system fixpacks
Performance tuning the Content Engine

IBM Certified Specialist - FileNet Content Manager V5.1

Job Role Description / Target Audience
This intermediate level certified specialist is an individual that has the knowledge, skills, and abilities necessary to architect, plan, install, manage, deploy, secure and troubleshoot FileNet Content Manager solutions.

Recommended Prerequisite Skills
Before preparing for this certification, the following knowledge and skills are recommended and assumed:

working knowledge of FileNet Content Manager including Content Engine, Process Engine, and Workplace XT
working knowledge of LDAP
working knowledge of database products
working knowledge of Application Server products
working knowledge of Operating Systems
working knowledge of storage areas
working knowledge of High Availability (HA)
working knowledge of Disaster Recovery (DR)



QUESTION 1
Which tool is used to create a connection point to an existing Process Engine isolated region?

A. Workplace XT.
B. Process Administrator.
C. FileNet Enterprise Manager.
D. Process Configuration Console.

Answer: C

Explanation:


QUESTION 2
When using Workplace XT and a user is out of the office (e.g., vacation), where can they specify
an alternate person to receive their Process Engine work items?

A. Site Preferences.
B. Process Configuration Console.
C. Task Settings under User Preferences.
D. General Settings under User Preferences.

Answer: C

Explanation:


QUESTION 3
Which of the following is NOT reported to IBM FileNet Dashboard?

A. Remote procedure call counts and durations.
B. Number of documents stored in the Content Engine.
C. System specifications, operating system version, and product version.
D. Real-time graphing of performance data, including CPU load and memory utilization.

Answer: B

Explanation:


QUESTION 4
How can you start and stop P8 components?

A. IBM FileNet Enterprise Manager.
B. Command-line based instruction only for Unix.
C. Graphical user interface (GUI) only for Windows.
D. Graphical user interface (GUI) based or command-line-based instruction.

Answer: D

Explanation:


QUESTION 5
In which two scenarios should the Content Consistency Checker be used? (choose two.)

A. Content Engine is performing slow.
B. If search templates are not working.
C. After restoring a storage area from backup media.
D. To troubleshoot Fixed Content Device connectivity.
E. If users are unable to view the content of a document when the content is stored in a file
storage area, even when they have view-content permissions on the document.

Answer: C,E

Explanation:

C2070-581 IBM FileNet Content Manager V5.1

Test information:
Number of questions: 57
Time allowed in minutes: 90
Required passing score: 60%
Languages: English, Japanese

Related certifications:
IBM Certified Specialist - FileNet Content Manager V5.1

Section 1 - Architecture and Planning (26%)
Demonstrate knowledge of the core engines for CE, PE, WPXT and CSS
Demonstrate knowledge of Content Manager scalability concepts
Demonstrate knowledge of high-availability concepts
Demonstrate knowledge of disaster recovery concepts
Demonstrate knowledge of prerequisite tasks and use of installation/upgrade worksheet
Demonstrate and understanding of a Content Engine domain
Demonstrate knowledge of platform communications (core engines and infrastructure components)
Demonstrate knowledge of the APIs and available transports available
Demonstrate basic knowledge of P8 dependencies to directory servers, database servers and storage devices

Section 2 - Installation and Configuration (9%)
Demonstrate an understanding of installing a single-server (Composite Platform Installation Tool) and a distributed system
Demonstrate knowledge of the Configuration Manager tool
Demonstrate knowledge of security accounts used for configuration
Demonstrate an understanding of P8 Engine client files

Section 3 - Administration (16%)
Demonstrate an understanding of backup and restore
Demonstrate knowledge of P8 system startup and shutdown
Demonstrate an understanding of WorkPlace and WorkPlace XT site/user preferences
Demonstrate knowledge of isolated region configuration
Demonstrate an understanding of Content Based Retrieval (CBR)
Demonstrate knowledge of using Content Engine query builder
Demonstrate knowledge of using Consistency Checker
Demonstrate knowledge of monitoring with IBM System Dashboard

Section 4 - Repository Design and Management (23%)
Demonstrate an understanding of repository design concepts
Demonstrate knowledge of classes, properties, choice lists, folders, object stores, and lifecycle management
Demonstrate knowledge of Content Federated Services
Demonstrate an understanding of Content Engine events: actions and subscriptions
Demonstrate knowledge of search and entry templates
Demonstrate an understanding of auditing
Demonstrate an understanding of storage areas and content encryption

Section 5 - Deployment (7%)
Demonstrate an understanding of the deployment process
Demonstrate knowledge of FileNet Deployment Manager
Demonstrate an understanding of using the import/export manifest

Section 6 - Security (9%)
Demonstrate an understanding of authentication and authorization concepts
Demonstrate knowledge of securing content using ACLs, security inheritance, marking sets and security proxies
Demonstrate knowledge of Workplace and WorkplaceXT access roles
Demonstrate an understanding of security caching

Section 7 - Troubleshooting & Performance Tuning (11%)
Demonstrate knowledge of using Content Engine trace logging and client API tracing
Demonstrate knowledge of using log4j and application server logging
Demonstrate knowledge of verifying and troubleshooting installations and upgrades
Demonstrate knowledge of evaluating and applying system fixpacks
Performance tuning the Content Engine

IBM Certified Specialist - FileNet Content Manager V5.1

Job Role Description / Target Audience
This intermediate level certified specialist is an individual that has the knowledge, skills, and abilities necessary to architect, plan, install, manage, deploy, secure and troubleshoot FileNet Content Manager solutions.

Recommended Prerequisite Skills
Before preparing for this certification, the following knowledge and skills are recommended and assumed:

working knowledge of FileNet Content Manager including Content Engine, Process Engine, and Workplace XT
working knowledge of LDAP
working knowledge of database products
working knowledge of Application Server products
working knowledge of Operating Systems
working knowledge of storage areas
working knowledge of High Availability (HA)
working knowledge of Disaster Recovery (DR)



QUESTION 1
Which tool is used to create a connection point to an existing Process Engine isolated region?

A. Workplace XT.
B. Process Administrator.
C. FileNet Enterprise Manager.
D. Process Configuration Console.

Answer: C

Explanation:


QUESTION 2
When using Workplace XT and a user is out of the office (e.g., vacation), where can they specify
an alternate person to receive their Process Engine work items?

A. Site Preferences.
B. Process Configuration Console.
C. Task Settings under User Preferences.
D. General Settings under User Preferences.

Answer: C

Explanation:


QUESTION 3
Which of the following is NOT reported to IBM FileNet Dashboard?

A. Remote procedure call counts and durations.
B. Number of documents stored in the Content Engine.
C. System specifications, operating system version, and product version.
D. Real-time graphing of performance data, including CPU load and memory utilization.

Answer: B

Explanation:


QUESTION 4
How can you start and stop P8 components?

A. IBM FileNet Enterprise Manager.
B. Command-line based instruction only for Unix.
C. Graphical user interface (GUI) only for Windows.
D. Graphical user interface (GUI) based or command-line-based instruction.

Answer: D

Explanation:


QUESTION 5
In which two scenarios should the Content Consistency Checker be used? (choose two.)

A. Content Engine is performing slow.
B. If search templates are not working.
C. After restoring a storage area from backup media.
D. To troubleshoot Fixed Content Device connectivity.
E. If users are unable to view the content of a document when the content is stored in a file
storage area, even when they have view-content permissions on the document.

Answer: C,E

Explanation:

Tuesday, 28 March 2017

C2065-055 IBM i2 Analyst's Notebook v9

Test information:
Number of questions: 61
Time allowed in minutes: 120
Required passing score: 62%
Languages: English

Related certifications:
IBM Certified Analyst - i2 Analyst's Notebook v9

This intermediate level certification is intended for professionals who are regular end users of IBM i2 Analyst's Notebook v9. A minimum of six (6) months of experience in the product is recommended before attempting this certification. This certification is relevant to national security, law enforcement, military, intelligence agencies and commercial intelligence/fraud/information analysts who actively use the product, as well as researchers and data scientists.

Section 1 Core Application Knowledge (10%)
Understand the key elements of entities and links
Describe the purpose of identities and labels
Describe the difference between data locations
Understand attributes

Section 2 Manual Chart Creation (15%)
Describe the process for building charts
Describe changing entity representations and types
Describe changing link and connection properties
Describe applying standard and custom attributes
Describe the structure of association and timeline charts

Section 3 Import Data (25%)
Identify the different file formats that are supported
Describe how to structure the source data for import
Demonstrate the ability to use Column Actions to standardize data
Identify appropriate import designs
Describe using Assign Columns
Describe how to map data using Date and Time Format
Describe how to resolve warnings and errors

Section 4 Analyze Charts (40%)
Describe the differences amongst analysis functions
Construct a query using Visual Search to identify key data
Describe using the features in List Items
Construct a search using wildcards and regular expressions
Describe how to handle duplicate entities
Discover trends in data using Filters and Histograms
Analyze the role of semantic types
Describe the differences between the centrality measures in Social Network Analysis
Demonstrate how to use and create Conditional Formatting Specifications
Differentiate the purpose of chart layouts
Describe how to use the functions in Find Networks
Describe using analysis attributes

Section 5 Presentation of Analytical Results (10%)
Describe how to prepare charts for presentation
Describe the functionalities of a legend
Understand the different dissemination options
Describe how to define chart security options

IBM Certified Analyst - i2 Analyst's Notebook V9
This intermediate level certification is intended for professionals who are regular end users of IBM i2 Analyst's Notebook v9. A minimum of six (6) months of experience in the product is recommended before attempting this certification. This certification is relevant to national security, law enforcement, military, intelligence agencies and commercial intelligence/fraud/information analysts who actively use the product, as well as researchers and data scientists.

These professionals typically perform some or all of the following:
- Create association and timeline charts
- Analyze financial and communication data
- Analyze networks to distinguish significant entities
- Deconstruct criminal organization networks
- Apply analytic trade craft
- Import structured data
- Communicate analytical results through presentation charts
- Visualize data content and derive insights from analysis

Recommended Prerequisite Skills
Before preparing for this certification, basic understanding of the following is recommended and assumed:
- Knowledge of Windows and Microsoft Office Suite
- Familiarity with structured file formats such as .txt, .csv and .xls