Question 1

Master Data Management resolves uncertainty by clearly stating that;

Options :

A : To have master data you must focus resources properly

B : Some entities [master entities) are more important than others

C : Only those entities in the Enterprise Data Model are considered Master Data.

D : All entities arc equal across an enterprise and need to be managed

E : Data elements must be stored in a repository before they are considered master data

Answer: B

Question 2

Can the kinds of information treated as master data vary from one industry to another and even from one company to another within the same industry?

Options :

A : Yes. each industry and/or company has their own core master data

B : No. master data for an industry is always standardized

C : No. master data is always the same kind of information

Answer: A

Question 3

For MDMs. what is meant by a classification scheme?

Options :

A : Codes that represent a controlled set of values

B : A vocabulary view covering a limited range of topics

C : Descriptive language used to control objects

D : A way of classifying unstructured data

Answer: A

Question 4

The 3 primary categories of components in a MDM framework are:

Options :

A : People, process, & technology

B : Structure, ETL, & storage

C : Integration, quality, & governance

D : Program, project, task

E : Matching, linking. & verification

Answer: A

Question 5

Is there a standard tor defining and exchanging Master Data?

Options :

A : Yes, ISO 22745

B : No. every corporation uses their own method

C : Yes. it is called ETL

D : No. there are no standards because not everyone uses Master Data

Answer: A