DAMA DMF-1220 Exam Dumps

Question # 1

All assessments should include a roadmap for phased implementation of the recommendations. This is important because: 

A. The roadmap shows how to implement the important assessment results, and when to do so 
B. A roadmap will highlight items in an implementation sequence and on other considerations (budget, resources, other programs, etc.) 
C. A roadmap is just another way of saying you should have a plan 
D. A roadmap is the only way for the organization to understand the results of the assessment 
E. A roadmap includes a project plan, which gives the stakeholders information on how each recommendation will be implemented 

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Question # 2

An effective Data Governance communication program should include the following:

A. All of these 
B. A Data Governance Portal 
C. Events that encourage informal networking 
D. A custom training program 
E. Regular newsletters 

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Question # 3

To become data-centric, organizations need to think differently. They need to recognize:

A. That managing data is the same as delivering reporting 
B. That managing data is different from managing IT 
C. That managing data is the same as making better business decisions 
D. That managing data is the same as managing finance 
E. That managing data is the same as managing IT 

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Question # 4

Please select the incorrect item that does not represent a dimension in the Data Values category in Data Quality for the Information age. 

A. Currency 
B. Timeliness 
C. Consistency 
D. Completeness 

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Question # 5

What position should be responsible for leading the Data Governance Council (DGC)?

A. Chief Data Steward or Chief Data Officer
B. Chief Information Officer or Chief Technology Officer 
C. DGC Chair should rotate among executive positions 
D. Chief Data Architect or Chief Data Modeler 
E. Any executive can chair the DGC 

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Question # 6

What area do you not consider when developing a 'Data Governance operating model?

A. Impact of regulation 
B. Cultural factors - such as acceptance of discipline and adaptability to change 
C. The availability of industry data models 
D. The business model - decentralised versus centralised 
E. The value of data to the organization

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Question # 7

Looking at the DMBoK definition of Data Governance, and other industry definitions, what are some of the common key elements of Data Governance?

A. Exercise of authority, formalization of reporting lines, implementation of supporting technology, definition of common glossaries 
B. Alignment of Business and IT strategies, definition of data standards, implementation of Data Governance and metadata software tools 
C. Agreed models for decision making and decision rights, defined authority and escalation paths, structures for assigning accountability and delegating responsibility, alignment with business objectives 
D. Agreed architectures, transparent policies, shared language, effective tools, delegated authority, stewardship 
E. Agreed models for data design and definition, decision rights regarding standards and controls, delegation of accountability 

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Question # 8

ETL is the basic process which is central to all areas in Data Integration and Interoperability. It is an abbreviation for extract, transition and load.

A. TRUE 
B. FALSE 

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Question # 9

Why is it important to create short-term wins when rolling out a Data Governance initiative?

A. Staff turnover in most organisations makes longer term planning impossible 
B. Short term wins help ensure on-going political support 
C. Short term wins help to distract stakeholders from delayed delivery on bigger issues 
D. You need to align your deliverables with internal project budgeting cycles 
E. People find it hard to sustain commitment to change if they do not see compelling results within a relatively short time period 

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Question # 10

With respect to health data, what is the difference between the privacy and the security of the data?

A. Privacy is defined as the right for an individual to keep his individual health information from being disclosed. Security is defined as the mechanism used to protect privacy of information 
B. Privacy is defined as the right for an doctor to share health data with other doctors and insurance companies. Security is defined as keeping the data where it was recorded 
C. Privacy is defined as the right of the individual to see their own medical records. Security is defined as the laws that protect a person's privacy 
D. Privacy is only possible if a person signs an affidavit requesting privacy. Security is the placing of the document in a safe place 
E. Privacy means only an individual can give access to their medical records to another person. Security means their records are secure and will not be shared 

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Question # 11

The CAP theorem asserts that the distributed system cannot comply with all the parts of the ACID. A distributed system must instead trade-off between the following properties:

A. Consistency 
B. Utilization 
C. Availability 
D. System development 
E. Partition tolerance 
F. All of the above

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Question # 12

Why is the GDPR called the most important change in data and data privacy regulation in 20 years?

A. Because most Europeans say they want the same data protection rights across the EU and regardless of where their data is processed 
B. Because most Europeans don’t want their data used by any country but the one in which they live 
C. Because most Europeans don’t care if EU companies have their data but they don’t want it shared with non-EU companies 
D. Because most Europeans are on social media because they don’t want their data exposed 
E. Because most Europeans believe other countries are stealing their data 

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Question # 13

What position is responsible for the quality and use of their organization’s data assets? 

A. Chief Information Officer 
B. Data Scientist 
C. Data Steward
 D. Data Modeler 
E. Data Architect 

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Question # 14

Effective data management involves a set of complex, interrelated processes that enable an organisation to use its data to achieve strategic goals.

A. TRUE
 B. FALSE 

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Question # 15

Open by default' document control will assist data sharing by: 

A. Allocating more metadata to each document 
B. Automatically opening the document when it is selected on the desktop 
C. Keeping the documents open on the desktop ready for use 
D. Setting the security to shared unless overwritten 
E. Automatically moving the data to the warehouse where everybody can access it 

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