Question 1

A new asset type 'Product Information' has been created in the Oracle Content Management platform and needs to have a custom field 'productSKU' that is mandatory for contributors to fill out during asset creation. How should you set up the asset repository to enforce this requirement?

Options :

A : Define the 'productSKU' field as mandatory in the asset repository-s metadata schema and set up a validation rule in the repository settings.

B : Apply a digital asset watermark that includes 'productSKU' and make it a required component of all 'Product Information' assets.

C : Use a repository trigger to validate the presence of 'productSKU' upon asset submission and reject assets without it.

D : Create a custom script as part of the contributor interface that prompts users to enter 'productSKU' before they are allowed to save the asset.

Answer: A

Question 2

Your client requires a custom asset viewing template to be utilized in a highly restrictive intranet environment where external libraries and most of the modern web features are not available due to strict security policies. They have a critical requirement that the template should be lightweight, with no external dependencies, and should gracefully degrade without JavaScript. Which approach would you recommend implementing while creating this custom template?

Options :

A : Create a custom Asset Viewer layout in Oracle Content Management using Vue.js for reactive components and rely on a CDN to serve Vue.js and other necessary libraries.

B : Use HTML5 and CSS3 to build the custom template entirely without any JavaScript, and use progressive enhancement techniques.

C : Develop the custom template with React and include polyfills to ensure compatibility with older browsers in use within the intranet.

D : Utilize a server-side rendering framework like Next.js to pre-render the asset content, thus reducing the reliance on client-side JavaScript.

Answer: B

Question 3

As an Oracle Content Management Implementation Professional, you are presented with a request to redesign the navigation menu on the corporate intranet. The new design must be rolled out incrementally and should not affect the rest of the intranet's functionality. Which strategy should you use to implement this redesign within Oracle Content Management?

Options :

A : Directly modify the navigation menu item properties in the production environment, applying changes incrementally over time.

B : Utilize the content variation feature to create a new version of the navigation menu and conditionally display it to a subset of users.

C : Create a new set of content items for the navigation menu in a development environment and utilize OCM-s syndication feature to push updates to production.

D : Implement an A/B testing mechanism in OCM to serve the redesigned navigation menu to a controlled group while keeping the old design for the rest.

Answer: D

Question 4

Your organization is utilizing Oracle CX Content to handle complex document approval workflows. A team member requires offline access to documents that are frequently updated by various contributors. The team member will be in locations with erratic internet connectivity for an extended period. Which solution would you recommend to ensure they have the most recent versions of the necessary documents while enabling responsible data usage?

Options :

A : Configure the Oracle CX Content mobile app for offline access, instructing the team member to download the required documents whenever they have stable internet access.

B : Depend solely on the email notifications for document updates and require the team member to request the latest version from other contributors manually.

C : Restrict access to the documents within Oracle CX Content to ensure no changes are made while the team member is offline.

D : Establish a Virtual Private Network (VPN) connection that keeps the desktop client continuously in sync with the Oracle CX Content repository, regardless of the team member-s location.

Answer: A

Question 5

Your company is integrating Oracle Content Management (OCM) to manage their extensive repository of both structured content such as product specifications and digital assets, such as high-resolution images and videos. While setting up the content model for the digital assets, you need to ensure that these are readily accessible across different platforms and devices. What strategy would best suit the diverse accessibility requirements while maintaining high performance?

Options :

A : Enable auto-conversion of images and videos into multiple resolutions and formats upon upload.

B : Store digital assets in one high-quality format to maintain consistency across platforms.

C : Restrict the variety of digital asset formats to limit the complexity of the content model.

D : Use external media servers to host and serve digital assets, linking them back to the structured content in OCM.

Answer: A

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