IBM B2B Integration Technical Mastery Test v1 Set 1

Reliance on multiple integration tools. ✘ Integration capability based on older technology. ✘ Integration tools do not handle EDI/B2B/SOA. ✘ Integration tools do not provide visibility across the supply chain. ✔

Number of available CPUs. ✘ Allocated physical memory. ✘ Database pool connections. ✘ Priority levels of work queues. ✔ JVM memory and system cache settings. ✔

Reduced administration costs. ✘ Enable more of your trading partners. ✘ Reduced man-power required. ✘ Integrated security management. ✔

SMTP e-mail with attachments. ✘ Web extensions to create custom web portals for data entry by small partners. ✘ Fully automated EDI. ✘ None of the above. ✔

Enables business processes to be scheduled. ✘ Provides a session break for communications in the De-Militarized Zone (DMZ). ✘ Stores common "state" data which can be accessed by all nodes in the cluster. ✘ All of the above. ✔

Smaller partners generate the smallest volume of messages. ✘ Smaller partners will have non-standard ERP systems. ✘ Smaller partners typically require manual processes which are more costly and time-consuming. ✘ Smaller partners EDI systems will only accept the latest EDI / B2B standards. ✔

Web Services, Web Extensions, Java SDK and Managed File Transfer. ✘ Document standards, routing, integration adapters, transformation and mapping, community servicesand communication services. ✘ Event management, presentation services, dashboard services, auditing & reporting. ✘ B2B orchestration, workflow, process modeling, process templates. ✔

Customers and suppliers expect higher levels of service from their call centers ✘ Increasingly complex and time sensitive supply chains ✘ Customers and suppliers requiring more B2B activities ✘ Customers expect improved B2B capabilities ✔

Services or Adapters that perform various actions. ✘ Process engine which is the main execution mechanism. ✘ Work queues with a dedicated thread pool. ✘ All of the above. ✔

Improved monitoring of customer transactions. ✘ More granular auditing of transactions. ✘ Insistence on only using a single B2B protocol and standard. ✘ Consolidation of multiple point solutions to a single platform. ✔ All of the above. ✔