E20-918 · Question #8
A health care applications software company has been growing rapidly by acquiring several similar companies, which are based in other states. IT is now struggling to provide services for developing…
The correct answer is A. Centralized, since security and compliance concerns are relatively homogeneous across the enterprise. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
A health care applications software company has been growing rapidly by acquiring several similar companies, which are based in other states. IT is now struggling to provide services for developing, testing and supporting multiple application teams. For each application, customer support must frequently handle sensitive electronic medical records data that is subject to Federal compliance. No formal standards or policies have been established across application teams relative to sensitive data. With the goal of ITaaS transformation, senior management seeks to establish IT governance. What would you recommend for a governance model, and why?
Options
- ACentralized, since security and compliance concerns are relatively homogeneous across the enterprise
- BHybrid, since it is the best approach during rapid growth by acquisition
- CFederated by application, since it ensures autonomy for each application team and promotes customer
- DDistributed by geography, since it enables localized control and lock down of sensitive data
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- B8% (2)
- C4% (1)
- D8% (2)
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