ITIL-4-CDS · Question #48
Which concept focuses on understanding the different levels within systems and ensuring that multiple systems are aligned and unified when designing services?
The correct answer is B. Integration and data sharing. Integration and data sharing (B) is correct because it specifically addresses the need to understand hierarchical levels within systems and ensure that disparate systems work together in a cohesive, unified way when designing services - exactly what the question describes. A…
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Which concept focuses on understanding the different levels within systems and ensuring that multiple systems are aligned and unified when designing services?
Options
- ARobotic process automation
- BIntegration and data sharing
- CCustomer orientation
- DICI/CD
How the community answered
(45 responses)- A16% (7)
- B73% (33)
- C4% (2)
- D7% (3)
Explanation
Integration and data sharing (B) is correct because it specifically addresses the need to understand hierarchical levels within systems and ensure that disparate systems work together in a cohesive, unified way when designing services - exactly what the question describes.
A (Robotic Process Automation) is wrong because RPA focuses on automating repetitive, rule-based tasks using software bots, not on aligning system levels or unifying multiple systems architecturally.
C (Customer orientation) is wrong because it centers on designing services around customer needs and experience - a business/UX principle, not a technical systems-alignment concept.
D (CI/CD) is wrong because Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment refers to automating the software build and release pipeline, which is a development workflow practice, not a systems integration design concept.
Memory tip: Think of the word "integration" literally - it means making parts into a whole. When you see a question about connecting levels or unifying multiple systems, "integration and data sharing" is your answer because integration is the glue that holds different system layers together.
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