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1. In contrast with POC, Prototype and Pilot/MVP, what is prepared and used in the productionised solution stage?
Question 1A. A subset of data on limited hardwareB. Dummy data on a developer laptopC. Complete infrastructure, software and dataD. Only the semantic layerE. A single server with a single licence
2. What does UT stand for and who performs it?
Question 2A. Unit Testing, done by the developer during development for every piece of codeB. User Testing, done by business users after go-liveC. Usability Testing, done by the design teamD. Upgrade Testing, done by the vendorE. Uptime Testing, done by operations
3. What does SIT stand for?
Question 3A. Security Integration TestingB. Systems Integration TestingC. Standard Interface TestingD. Software Installation TestingE. Statistical Inference Testing
4. How does a SIT environment compare in size with the actual solution?
Question 4A. It must be identical in size to ProductionB. It must be larger than Production to stress testC. It has no components of the actual solutionD. It has all the possible components but is small in size, for example 1 server and 1 licence instead of 10 servers and 100 licencesE. It exists only on paper
5. What is verified during SIT?
Question 5A. That top management approves the dashboardsB. That the sales forecast is accurateC. That the marketing campaign is readyD. That the budget has been signedE. That code runs end to end, user access is set, security protocols are in place and job dependencies are in place
6. Why is dropping SIT to save cost described as a bad idea?
Question 6A. Because SIT is the first step cut to save cost, yet it is NOT a good idea, and newcomers may soon not even know what SIT isB. Because SIT is required by lawC. Because SIT replaces UAT entirelyD. Because SIT is the only place where developers write codeE. Because SIT costs nothing
7. What should a UAT environment ideally look like, and what data does it use?
Question 7A. Like a developer laptop, with dummy dataB. Like Production, using anonymised or synthetic data of actual production sizeC. Like the POC, with no dataD. Like a spreadsheet, with sample rowsE. Like an archive, with historical data only
8. When does UAT come into the picture?
Question 8A. Before any code is writtenB. Before unit testingC. After SIT is successfulD. After the solution goes liveE. During the POC
9. What must the Production environment comply with?
Question 9A. Only the developers' coding standardsB. Only the sales team's timelineC. Only internal style guidesD. Internal compliance and audit requirements as well as external regulatory bodies' standardsE. Nothing, since Production is the final version
10. Which of the following is NOT part of the productionised solution stage after a successful MVP?
Question 10A. Gathering complete business requirements and making a complete designB. Building teams and making a project planC. Signing an end-to-end SOWD. Conducting UT, SIT and UAT before going liveE. Using only a subset of real data and limited features