Which of the following statements does not make sense?

Question

Options

• AIntrinsic interoperability is important because it helps increase the quantity of integration projects that
• BIntrinsic interoperability is important because it enables services to exchange data without having to
• CIntrinsic interoperability is important because it is fundamental to enabling services to be repeatedly
• DIntrinsic interoperability is important because one of the goals of service-oriented computing is to

• A
  96% (43)
• B
  2% (1)
• D
  2% (1)

Explanation

Option A is the statement that does not make sense because intrinsic interoperability is meant to reduce the need for integration projects, not increase their quantity. The entire purpose of building interoperability into services from the start is to eliminate or minimize custom "glue" integration work between systems.

Options B, C, and D all reflect legitimate benefits of intrinsic interoperability: B correctly describes how it allows services to exchange data directly (without custom adapters or transformations), C correctly identifies that it enables services to be repeatedly composed and reused across different contexts, and D aligns with the core goals of service-oriented computing, where native interoperability is a foundational principle.

Memory tip: Think of "intrinsic" as meaning built-in - if interoperability is already baked into services, you need fewer integration projects, not more. Any answer suggesting intrinsic interoperability increases integration effort is the opposite of the concept.

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