OG0-091 · Question #3
An association of companies has defined a data model for sharing inventory and pricing information. Which of the following best describes where this model would fit in the Architecture Continuum?
The correct answer is C. Industry Architecture. The Architecture Continuum classifies architectures from most generic to most specific: Foundation Architecture -> Common Systems Architecture -> Industry Architecture -> Organization-Specific Architecture. An industry association defining a shared data model for inventory and…
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An association of companies has defined a data model for sharing inventory and pricing information. Which of the following best describes where this model would fit in the Architecture Continuum?
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- AFoundation Architecture
- BCommon Systems Architecture
- CIndustry Architecture
- DOrganization Specific Architecture
- EProduct Line Architecture
How the community answered
(24 responses)- B4% (1)
- C88% (21)
- D8% (2)
Explanation
The Architecture Continuum classifies architectures from most generic to most specific: Foundation Architecture -> Common Systems Architecture -> Industry Architecture -> Organization-Specific Architecture. An industry association defining a shared data model for inventory and pricing represents cross-organizational, sector-specific standards - this is exactly what the Industry Architecture level captures. It is more specific than a generic Common Systems Architecture but not tailored to a single organization.
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