CGEIT Enterprise Architecture and IT Integration 2

Question 1

An IT governance board reviews an enterprise architecture roadmap PRIMARILY to ensure it:

Accepted Answer

Supports the organization's strategic direction and investment priorities

Answer

The governance board reviews the EA roadmap to confirm that planned IT changes align with and enable the organization's strategic priorities.

Question 2

A 'current state architecture' assessment in CGEIT PRIMARILY helps governance to:

Accepted Answer

Understand existing IT capabilities and identify gaps relative to strategic needs

Answer

Current state assessment gives governance a clear picture of what IT capabilities exist today so gaps against future strategic needs can be identified and planned for.

Question 3

Which governance role is MOST responsible for maintaining the enterprise architecture within an organization?

Accepted Answer

Chief Architect or Enterprise Architecture function

Answer

The Chief Architect or Enterprise Architecture function owns the ongoing development, maintenance, and governance of the enterprise architecture.

Question 4

An 'architecture review board' (ARB) in IT governance PRIMARILY serves to:

Accepted Answer

Evaluate proposed IT changes for conformance with enterprise architecture standards

Answer

An ARB reviews proposed IT projects and changes to ensure they align with and comply with established enterprise architecture standards and principles.

Question 5

Integration middleware in enterprise IT architecture MOST supports governance by:

Accepted Answer

Enabling controlled, monitored data exchange between disparate systems

Answer

Integration middleware provides governed, standardized pathways for systems to exchange data, enabling visibility and control over how information flows across the enterprise.

CGEIT - Certified in the Governance of Enterprise IT Practice Test

CGEIT - Certified in the Governance of Enterprise IT Practice Test

CGEIT Enterprise Architecture and IT Integration 2