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C_LIXEA_2404 · Question #64

What are some responsibilities of application owners? Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.

The correct answer is A. Keep application fact sheets for their applications up to date, e.g., by responding to surveys C. Change the status of the quality seal after each update and leave comments to document changes. Application owners are responsible for maintaining accurate, current information about their applications and actively managing quality assurance status. Option A is correct because keeping fact sheets up to date (including responding to surveys) is a core stewardship duty…

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Question

What are some responsibilities of application owners? Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.

Options

  • AKeep application fact sheets for their applications up to date, e.g., by responding to surveys
  • BFocus primarily on creating new fact sheets instead of updating existing ones
  • CChange the status of the quality seal after each update and leave comments to document changes
  • DDefine the time frame in which a quality seal of their fact sheets should break in order to ensure

How the community answered

(40 responses)
  • A
    93% (37)
  • B
    3% (1)
  • D
    5% (2)

Explanation

Application owners are responsible for maintaining accurate, current information about their applications and actively managing quality assurance status. Option A is correct because keeping fact sheets up to date (including responding to surveys) is a core stewardship duty - owners are the authoritative source for their application's metadata. Option C is correct because updating the quality seal status and leaving change comments creates an audit trail and signals to others that the fact sheet reflects current reality.

Option B is wrong because it inverts the priority - updating existing fact sheets is more important than creating new ones; creating new sheets when existing ones are stale would generate duplicates and confusion. Option D is incorrect because application owners don't arbitrarily "define a time frame for a quality seal to break" - seal expiry is typically governed by system/governance rules, not individual owners setting up their own seal-breaking schedules.

Memory tip: Think of an application owner as a "landlord" of their app's data - they don't build new apartments (fact sheets) when tenants complain; they maintain the existing one and post notices (update seal + comments) whenever something changes.

Topics

#application owners#roles#quality seal#data governance

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