
Certified in the Governance of Enterprise IT
Domain 4Objective 4
IT-Enabled Capabilities, Processes and Services CGEIT Practice Questions (Page 3)
Part of the Risk Optimization domain, which accounts for 19% of the CGEIT exam.
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Questions 11–15
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A telecommunications company is planning to retire a legacy billing capability that has been replaced by a new cloud-based billing system. The legacy system contains historical billing data that must be retained for regulatory compliance. The governance board is concerned about the risk of data loss during the transition. What should the board require as the first step in the retirement process?
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A media company has an IT-enabled capability for content distribution. The capability is supported by a content delivery process and a streaming service. The company is facing high bandwidth costs and occasional service interruptions. The governance board wants to optimize the capability. Which strategy would best reduce risk and improve performance?
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A hospital is implementing a new patient discharge process that involves multiple IT systems: the electronic health record (EHR), the pharmacy system, and the patient portal. The process is currently fragmented, leading to delays and medication errors. The hospital's IT governance committee wants to optimize the process. Which approach would best improve the process and reduce risk?
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Which strategy is most effective for optimizing an IT-enabled capability to reduce risk?
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What is a primary goal of optimizing IT-enabled processes for performance improvement?
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