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1. Which stage does a Prototype follow?
Question 1A. ProductionB. POCC. UATD. SITE. MVP
2. What comes into the picture at the Prototype stage?
Question 2A. Tools and technologies, where ideas start being converted into realityB. Full production infrastructure and licencesC. Real business users working with live dataD. External regulatory auditsE. Complete business requirements and a signed SOW
3. What does a Prototype show?
Question 3A. Whether the idea is feasible for the first timeB. The cost of the production licencesC. How the end result and the product will look, the real end solutionD. The results of user acceptance testingE. The final regulatory compliance report
4. Is a Prototype built expecting business users to jump in and start using it?
Question 4A. Yes, business users are the main audience of a PrototypeB. Yes, a Prototype is released to all customersC. Yes, but only after UATD. No, a Prototype is not built considering that business users will start using itE. No, because a Prototype has no user interface
5. For whom is a Prototype built and run?
Question 5A. Business usersB. External customersC. Sales teamsD. RegulatorsE. Technical users
6. What kind of data is normally used in a Prototype?
Question 6A. Dummy but relevant dataB. Full production dataC. No data at allD. Anonymised data of full production sizeE. Live streaming data from customers
7. What has already been established by the time a Prototype begins?
Question 7A. That the production environment is readyB. That the idea is feasible and will benefit the business agendaC. That business users have accepted the solutionD. That SIT and UAT have passedE. That the SOW has been signed
8. Which of the following is NOT true of a Prototype?
Question 8A. It follows the POC stageB. It brings tools and technologies into the pictureC. It is released to actual business users to start usingD. It shows how the product will lookE. It uses dummy but relevant data
9. What is the purpose of the technical evaluation performed in a Prototype?
Question 9A. To calculate the annual budgetB. To sign off the production releaseC. To train the sales teamD. To evaluate the end results using dummy but relevant dataE. To measure customer satisfaction
10. How do a POC and a Prototype differ in audience?
Question 10A. Both are for business usersB. Both are for technical usersC. A POC is for regulators, a Prototype is for customersD. A POC is for technical users, a Prototype is for business usersE. A POC is for business users, a Prototype is for technical users