Online Access Free M9510-648 Practice Test

Which characteristic is seen in virtually all Rational design solution customers?

• A.The need to overcome complexity.
• B.Development support for multiple programming languages.
• C.The need to reduce headcount.
• D.The requirement to create optimized embedded software.

Which of these are common problems that exist in software delivery organizations today?

• A.Siloed individuals and teams, poor visibility into projects, manual processes
• B.Identifying the project management tool to be used
• C.Cross-platform collaboration, increased focus on development, high labor costs
• D.Homogeneous teams, increased transparency automation

Identify a differentiating capability of the Collaborative Lifecycle Management (CLM) Accelerator for IT agility@scale.

• A.Traceability between change requests to source code and unit test management.
• B.Support for Microsoft Visual Studio and integration with Hudson.
• C.Web based quality management and dashboard reporting.
• D.Lifecycle dashboards, queries, traceability across requirements, development, and test.

How does Rational Software Architect Design Manager improve cross-team collaboration?

• A.It implements a process for developers to notify team members of changes to the specification and requirements.
• B.It applies Jazz technology to add a central design hub, automated design reviews and an extended team web client
• C.It inserts a subset of Rational Team Concert into Rational Software Architect.
• D.It supports the Composite Application Editor which can be used to quickly assemble applications

What is the core functionality of Rational Quality Manager?

• A.It facilitates collaboration, providing enforceable process workflow, test automation, and real-time reporting across the testing lifecycle.
• B.It provides a collaborative approach to the management of builds: focusing on build failures.
• C.It automatically makes adjustments for changes in concept.
• D.It provides a model-based testing environment for software and systems.