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1. What is described as the new name of a Pilot?
Question 1A. POCB. PrototypeC. MVPD. SITE. UAT
2. What is considered and used in an MVP?
Question 2A. A subset of requirements, real data, hardware, software and a limited number of featuresB. The complete set of requirements with full production hardwareC. Only dummy data with no real requirementsD. Every feature, but with no infrastructureE. Full software licences with no data
3. Who uses an MVP once it is ready?
Question 3A. Only the development teamB. Only external auditorsC. Only the sales teamD. Actual users, giving business users a taste of the real solutionE. Nobody; it is archived
4. What is the biggest advantage of the MVP approach?
Question 4A. It removes the need for testingB. With a small implementation and small investment, the business can decide whether to go to the next stage or drop the solutionC. It guarantees the solution will succeed in ProductionD. It eliminates the need for data governanceE. It requires no infrastructure at all
5. How do many organisations now divide a complete solution using MVPs?
Question 5A. By building the whole solution in one releaseB. By outsourcing every MVP to a different vendorC. By implementing the solution in chunks as multiple MVPs, supported by the Agile approachD. By building one MVP per employeeE. By skipping MVPs entirely
6. Which three environments are spun up in an MVP, just like an actual implementation?
Question 6A. Landing, Staging and TransformedB. Conceptual, Logical and PhysicalC. Alpha, Beta and GammaD. Sandbox, Demo and ArchiveE. DEV, UAT and PROD
7. Which of the following is NOT listed among the steps included in an MVP?
Question 7A. DevOps and CI/CDB. Metadata ManagementC. Data Quality and Data GovernanceD. Sales commission calculationE. Master and Reference Data Management
8. Why does going with an MVP approach make sense in the current era?
Question 8A. Because business models change frequently, technologies change quarterly and recessions hit every now and thenB. Because hardware is now freeC. Because regulators require MVPsD. Because business users no longer need to testE. Because MVPs never fail
9. Which testing and environments are built in the MVP stage, and at what scale?
Question 9A. Only UT, with no environmentsB. UT is done and SIT, UAT and Production environments are built, but on a small scale for business usersC. Full-scale Production onlyD. No testing until the productionised solutionE. Only UAT, at full scale
10. How does an MVP differ from a Prototype in terms of who tests the end solution?
Question 10A. In both stages only technical folks test the solutionB. In an MVP only the sales team tests the solutionC. In a Prototype business users test, in an MVP developers testD. In both stages only business users test the solutionE. In a Prototype technical folks test the tools and solution, whereas an MVP is released to actual users