Service-Oriented Computing Advocates a Concept Based on the Creation of a Service

question 60

Multiple Choice

Service-oriented computing advocates a concept based on the creation of a service layer with standardized and unified endpoints (service contracts) while allowing individual service implementations to remain disparate and independently governed. This concept is known as:

• A) interoperability
• B) transformation
• C) federation
• D) isolation

Identify the advantages and disadvantages of different survey methods.

Understand the use and structure of open-ended questions in gathering qualitative data.

Recognize the significance of trend hunting in marketing and product development.

Appreciate the application of fixed-alternative and dichotomous questions in quantitative data collection.

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Definitions:

Flashbacks

The sudden and often vivid recollection of past experiences or events, typically associated with trauma.

Immediate Care

Urgent medical or psychological attention provided to address acute issues and prevent worsening of a condition.

Victim Safety

Strategies and measures taken to protect victims of crime or abuse from further harm.

Collecting Evidence

The process of gathering factual information, documents, or data to support a hypothesis, claim, or legal case.