A project that fails to do which the following tasks or events cannot add value to the business:

		Implementation of DevOps techniques.
		User acceptance testing.
		Go live deployment to production.
		Finalization of the project charter.
		Business case approval.

5 points

QUESTION 47

Activities that prepare the business to adapt to and take advantage of new system features are called:

		Software deployment.
		Project envisioning.
		Test-driven development.
		Change management.
		System testing.

5 points

QUESTION 48

Comparing system testing to user acceptance testing (UAT):

		System testing occurs in a more production-like environment than UAT.
		System testing verifies that new features havent broken existing functionality.
		System testing is the final check before go live deployment.
		Both system testing and UAT can use some of the same test cases.
		System testing is performed by the business customers, while UAT is performed by IT team members.

5 points

QUESTION 49

For large, complex systems, most of the data for development:

		Flows with code updates from the development environment towards the product environment.
		Is created by developers.
		None of the given answers are true.
		Is created by IT testers/QA staff.
		Flows from the production environment towards the development environment.

5 points

QUESTION 50

In systems projects, comparing the flow of updates to code vs. the flow of updates to data:

		Code flows from Dev to Prod and data flows from Prod to Dev.
		Code flows
		Code flows from Prod to Dev and data flows from Dev to Prod.
		Both code and data flow from Dev to Prod.
		Both code and data updates flow from Prod to Dev.