CGRC · Question #573
What are the four business areas of BRM? Response:
The correct answer is A. 1. purpose of government (missions or services to citizens). The question, likely referring to the Business Reference Model (BRM) in a government context, identifies 'purpose of government (missions or services to citizens)' as one of its core business areas. This area focuses on the primary functions and services an agency provides to…
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What are the four business areas of BRM? Response:
Options
- A
- purpose of government (missions or services to citizens)
- B
- support functions necessary to conduct government (support delivery of services)
- C
- purpose of government (support delivery of services)
- D
- purpose of government (missions or services to citizens)
How the community answered
(19 responses)- A89% (17)
- B5% (1)
- C5% (1)
Why each option
The question, likely referring to the Business Reference Model (BRM) in a government context, identifies 'purpose of government (missions or services to citizens)' as one of its core business areas. This area focuses on the primary functions and services an agency provides to the public.
In government reference models, one primary business area is explicitly defined as the 'purpose of government,' which encompasses delivering missions and providing essential services to citizens. This category differentiates the core public-facing functions from internal support operations.
While support functions are a business area, they are distinct from the primary purpose of government itself.
This choice combines 'purpose of government' with 'support delivery of services,' which conflates two distinct categories; the 'purpose' is the mission, while 'support' aids delivery.
This choice is identical to the correct answer A, but only one correct answer is allowed unless specified.
Concept tested: Government Business Reference Model areas
Source: https://nvlpubs.nist.gov/nistpubs/Legacy/SP/nistspecialpublication800-60v1r1.pdf
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