A BPM analyst is modeling the process for acquiring membership at a club. The analyst interviewed the front office supervisor, who provided the following description of the first activity "Enter Application":
"One of our receptionists receives a paper application from the potential client, an applicant. The receptionist first looks up the client's name and address to see if it exists in our system, then enters the information from the paper application into the system, and assigns a membership number to the application. When the application entry is complete, the receptionist sends it to the manager for an initial review."
The BPM analyst has created the discovery map in Blueworks Live and now needs to enter information from the above description into the Details fields for the activity "Enter Application".
For the activity "Enter Application", what are the Inputs and Outputs?
A. Option A
B. Option B
C. Option C
D. Option D
The Human Resources department has pre-selected 4 processes as candidates for BPM Implementation. They think all these 4 processes have equal business value. They hire a BPM analyst to identify 1 process for BPM Implementation. What questions must the BPM analyst ask in order to identify a process for implementing BPM.
A. 1. Does the process change frequently?
2.
Are tasks being communicated informally through emails and phone calls?
3.
Does this project have enough IT challenges?
4.
Does the process integrate with at least 3 systems?
B. 1. Does the process change frequently?
2.
Are tasks being communicated informally through emails and phone calls?
3.
Is the same data entered multiple times into multiple systems?
4.
Is there poor visibility into process performance?
C. 1. Does the process integrate with at least 3 systems?
2.
Are tasks being communicated informally through emails and phone calls?
3.
Is the same data entered multiple times into multiple systems?
4.
Is there poor visibility into process performance?
D. 1. Is there poor visibility into process performance?
2.
Does the process have ad-hoc events?
3.
Is the same data entered multiple times into multiple systems?
4.
Does this project have enough IT challenges?
The Human Resource (HR) Department wants to improve 4 of their processes using Business Process Management Software (BPMS).
The 4 processes are:
1.
Recruitment
2.
New Hire Orientation
3.
Benefits Enrollment
4.
Performance Evaluation.
The Human Resource (HR) Department has a limited budget and is pressured from head office to provide value to the business as soon as possible.
The BPM analyst worked with the HR team and completed the effort impact matrix for these 4 processes in order to identify a suitable process candidate Based on the Exhibit, which process should the BPM analyst recommend?
A. Recruitment
B. New Hire Orientation
C. Benefits Enrollment
D. Performance Evaluation
A BPM analyst is working with a facilities manager to map out a process that lists the responsibilities of the facilities manager.
In the event of a damage to a building, the facilities manager must take the following actions.
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If the damage is caused by fire, the facilities manager must immediately call the fire service.
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If there is anyone injured, the facilities manager must immediately call the nearby hospital ambulance
service.
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If the damage is greater than $5000, the facilities manager must notify the insurance agent immediately.
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The facilities manager must always submit a damage report to the building manager within 1 week of the
incident.
How should the BPM analyst model this process?
A.
Exhibit A
B.
ExhibitB
C.
ExhibitC
D.
ExhibitD
A BPM analyst needs to make a change to the connections in the following process diagram. The order of activities needs to be changed so that "Grind Beans" is followed by "Brew Coffee". "Heat Milk" will come last after "Brew Coffee".
How should the BPM analyst make this change to the connection?
A. Click on the "Brew Coffee" activity and drag it onto the connection between "Grind Beans" and "Heat Milk"
B. Click on the "Grind Beans" activity and drag it onto the connection between "Heat Milk" and "Brew Coffee"
C. Click on the connection between "Heat Milk" and "Brew Coffee" and drag the connection arrow to "Grind Beans"
D. Click on the connection between "Grind Beans" and "Heat Milk" and drag the connection arrow to "Brew Coffee".
A BPM analyst is discovering a process where the subject matter experts are explaining what to do when process instances fail during system maintenance. Which symbol in the BlueWorks Live should the BPM analyst use to define this process?
A. Exhibit A
B. Exhibit B
C. Exhibit C
D. Exhibit D
During process discovery, the business subject matter experts (SMEs) make the following statement about how the process starts: "Today, our users access the database that stores new orders and copy that information manually onto a request form. This form is passed from one participant to another during the process. In our future state, we would like IBM Business Process Manager V8.0 to connect to the database directly, so that we don't have to manually create our request forms." The IT representatives from the client indicate that this should be possible. How should the BPM analyst respond to this?
A. Defer this discussion for the BPM developers.
B. Gather all the technical details for this integration.
C. Capture that the process should start systematically and identify high level inputs to the process.
D. Inform the business SMEs that this is not possible as the process must start with a Human Task.
During a playback session, a business user asks the following question: "Once a task is assigned to a user, can the task be reassigned to another user?" Which one of the following responses is a valid response by a BPM analyst?
A. No, assignment must be built into the system.
B. No, once a task is assigned to a user the task must be completed by the user.
C. Yes, a user can reassign their task to any other user.
D. Yes, reassignment is possible dependant upon the role of the user.
A company has multiple processes already documented in their Blueworks Live library. During process discovery on a new process, the business subject matter experts (SMEs) identify a sub- process that is exactly the same as a process already in the Blueworks Live library. How should the BPM analyst capture this requirement in Blueworks Live?
A. Use the Linked Processes feature to capture the relationship.
B. Use the Heat Mapping feature to capture the common process flows.
C. Use the Smart Folder feature to organize both processes in the same folder.
D. Copy the same Inputs, Outputs, and Participants when defining the new sub-process.
A BPM analyst has completed the definition of user stories and is ready to prioritize them so that the development team starts building the stories that have high business value. What BPM project roles must attend the user story prioritization session?
A. BPM Developers and Project Managers
B. BPM Administrators and Project Managers
C. Process Owners and Subject Matter Experts
D. Integration Developers and Subject Matter Experts