Which two scenarios does business systems modeling address? (Choose two.)

Question

Options

• Aconsumption and speed of replenishment of new business systems
• Bto model the various systems that are associated with an organization
• Cexchange of information between different events IT systems that the organization relies on
• Dconsumption model that ensures that customers get what they want, at the value they want, and
• Ehelping organizations define what they do

• A
  7% (3)
• B
  86% (38)
• C
  2% (1)
• E
  5% (2)

Explanation

Business systems modeling serves two core purposes: representing an organization's systems landscape and ensuring value delivery to customers.

B is correct because modeling the various systems associated with an organization is the foundational purpose of business systems modeling - it creates a visual/structured representation of how systems interact within the enterprise.

D is correct because business systems modeling also addresses the consumption model - ensuring customers receive what they want, at the value they expect. This ties system design back to customer outcomes and value delivery.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A describes replenishment speed, which belongs to capacity/supply chain management, not systems modeling.
• C describes event-driven integration between IT systems - this is integration architecture or event modeling, a narrower technical concern.
• E is too broad; defining what an organization does falls under strategic planning or enterprise architecture, not specifically business systems modeling.

Memory tip: Think of business systems modeling as answering two questions - "What systems exist?" (B) and "Do those systems deliver customer value?" (D). The other options describe adjacent disciplines (supply chain, integration, strategy) that sound plausible but are out of scope.

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