System Architecture & Design Flashcards
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What is the MOST important consideration when implementing system architecture & design solutions in Access Data?
Answer: Alignment with organizational needs and scalability requirements
Technology solutions must align with organizational needs and scale appropriately to deliver value both now and in the future.
In Access Data, which system architecture & design practice BEST ensures system reliability?
Answer: Implementing redundancy, regular testing, and documented recovery procedures
Redundancy, regular testing, and documented recovery procedures create a robust environment that minimizes downtime and data loss.
Which approach to system architecture & design security is MOST effective in Access Data?
Answer: Defense in depth with multiple layers of protection and regular audits
Defense in depth provides multiple layers of protection, so if one layer is compromised, others continue to provide security.
When troubleshooting system architecture & design issues in Access Data, what is the BEST approach?
Answer: Systematic diagnosis starting with the most likely causes and documenting steps
Systematic diagnosis with documentation ensures efficient problem resolution and prevents recurrence by addressing root causes.
What is the PRIMARY benefit of standardizing system architecture & design practices in Access Data?
Answer: Consistency, easier maintenance, and improved collaboration among team members
Standardization promotes consistency across the organization, simplifies maintenance, and enables better collaboration between team members.
How should system architecture & design upgrades be managed in a Access Data environment?
Answer: Through a structured change management process with testing and rollback plans
A structured change management process with testing and rollback plans minimizes risk and ensures upgrades do not disrupt operations.