CDMP-RMD Reference And Master Data Management Exam Dumps

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The CDMP-RMD Certified Data Management Professional – Reference and Master Data Management exam dumps are invaluable resources for individuals preparing for the CDMP-RMD certification. These CDMP-RMD exam dumps provide a comprehensive collection of questions and answers that reflect the actual exam format, helping candidates familiarize themselves with the types of questions they will encounter. By practicing with these CDMP-RMD dumps, candidates can assess their knowledge, identify areas for improvement, and build confidence in their ability to pass the exam. Free Reference And Master Data Management CDMP-RMD exam dumps are available below.

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1. The following is a technique that you can find useful when implementing your Reference and Master program:

Business key cross references

Root Cause Analysis

Process Management

None of the answers is correct

Extract Transformation Load (ETL)

2. Which of the following is NOT ,1 characteristic of n deterministic matching algorithm?

Is better suited when there is no great consequence to an error in matching

Is not highly dependent on the quality of the data being matched

Has a discrete all or nothing outcome

Matches exact character to character of one or more fields

All identifiers being matched have equal weight

3. Within the Corporate Information Factory, what data is used to understand transactions?

Master Data and Unstructured Data

Internal Data. Physical Schemas

Master Data. Reference Data, and External Data

Reference Data and Vendor Data

Security Data and Master Data

4. For MDMs. what is meant by a classification scheme?

Codes that represent a controlled set of values

A vocabulary view covering a limited range of topics

Descriptive language used to control objects

A way of classifying unstructured data

5. Information Governance is a concept that covers the 'what', how', and why' pertaining to the data assets of an organization.

The 'what', 'how', and 'why' are respectively handled by the following functional areas:

Data Management. Information Technology, and Compliance

Customer Experience. Information Security, and data Governance

Data Governance. Information Technology, and Customer Experience

Data Governance. Information Security, and Compliance

Data Management, Information Security, and Customer Experience

6. What is a registry as it applies to Master Data?

An index that points to Master Data in the various systems of record

Any data available during record creation

Reconciled versions of an organization's systems

A starling point for matching and linking new records

A system to identify how data is used for transactions and analytics

7. The concept of tracking the number of MDM subject areas and source system attributes Is referred to as:

Publish and Subscribe

Hub and Spoke

Mapping and Integration

Subject Area and Attribute Scope and Coverage

8. All of the following methods arc a moans to protect and secure master data.

In a production environment except for which of the following?

Encryption ciphers

Static masking

Trust Model Technologies

Usage Agreements

Dynamic Masking

9. Managing master data elements can be performed at which of the following points?

Third-party Provider (e.g. D&B)

Enterprise

Application Suite (e.g. ERP)

All Answers are correct

10. Which of the following is a method of deterministic matching?

Sorted Neighborhood

Regional Frequency

Editing Distance

Phonetic

Exact string match

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11. Master Data is similar to a physical product produced and sold by a company except for which of the following characteristics?

Unavailability may impact the business

Must fit the consumers' required use

Need for information about its characteristics

Depletes when pulled from inventory

Has a useful life span

12. Which of the following Is a characteristic of a probabilistic matching algorithm?

A score is assigned based on weight and degree of match

Each variable to be matched is assigned a weight based on its discriminating power

Individual attribute matching scores arc used to create a match probability percentage.

All answers are correct

Following the matching process there are typically records requiring manual review and decisioning.

13. The ISO definition of Master Data quality is which of the following?

Data meets the objective dimensions but not the subjective dimensions

Data meets all common requirements of all data users

Data is compliant to all international, country, and industry standards

The degree to which the data's characteristics fulfill individual users' requirements

Identifies the company that created and owns the Master Data

14. Where is the most time/energy typically spent tor any MDM effort?

Subscribing content from the MDM environment

Designing the Enterprise Data Model

Vetting of business entities and data attributes by Data Governance process

Publishing content to the MDM environment

Securing funding for the MDM effort

15. Can Reference data be used for financial trading?

No because customer data is not considered reference data

No. reference data is static, financial data trading is dynamic

No. since financial trades change every second they cannot use reference data

Yes. but only less than 1096 can be used

Yes. an estimated 70% of data being used in financial transactions is reference data

16. ISO 8000 is a Master Data international standard tor what purpose?

Provides a standard format for defining a model for a data dictionary

Provide guidance only to the Buy side of the supply chain

To replace the ISO 9000 standard

Define and measure data quality

Defines a format to exchange data between parties

17. An organization chart where a high level manager has department managers with staff and non-managers without staff as direct reports would best be maintained in which of the following?

A fixed level hierarchy

A ragged hierarchy

A reference file

A taxonomy

A data dictionary

18. Matching or candidate identification is the process called similarity analysis. One approach is called deterministic which relies on:

Statistical techniques for assessing the probability that any pair of records represents the same entity

Taking data samples and looking at results for a subset of the records

Being able to determine the similarity between two data models

Algorithms for parsing and standardization and on defined patterns and rules for determining similarity

Finding two references that are linked with a single entity

19. What statement is NOT correct as a key point of a MDM program?

Must continually prove and promote its accomplishments and benefits

Program funding requirements typically grow over time as the data inventory grows

Has an indefinite life span

Should be in scope for Big Data and loT initiatives

Can be effectively created and managed long-term using the same methodology

20. Taxonomic Reference Data enable which of the following?

Content classification and multi-level navigation to support Business Intelligence

The use of canonical models

Having data models physically instantiated in multiple platforms

Key processing steps for MDMs

Source systems named differently than target systems

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21. The ______development lifecycle is the best approach to follow for Reference & Master Data efforts.

System

Agile

Project

Data-centric

Software

22. The most difficult MDM style to implement data governance is which of following-

Linkage style

Centralized style

Coexistence style

Consolidation style

Registry style

23. The easiest MDM style to implement data governance based on controls that can be placed on persistent data is:

Registry style

Consolidation style

Agile Style

Centralized style

Multi-hub

24. What type of interactive system model is most often used for Master Data Management?

Hub-and-Spoke

Application-coupling

Publish-Subscribe

Synchronized interface

Point-to-point

25. When 2 records are not matched when they should have been matched, this condition is referred to as:

False Positive

A True Positive

A False Negative

A True Negative

An anomaly

26. Bringing order to your Master Data would solve what?

20 40% of the need to buy new servers

Distributing data across the enterprise

The need for a metadata repository

60-80% of the most critical data quality problems

Provide a place to store technical data elements

27. Reference Data Dictionaries are authoritative listings of:

Master Data entities

External sources of data

Master Data sources

Master Data systems of record

Semantic rules

28. When establishing a MOM. what is the benefit of doing data profiling?

Analyze data values and see how closely they correspond to a defined set of valid values

Develop data migration approach

Manage the design of the data warehouse

Develop batch data flows for a scheduler

Develop services to access, transform and deliver data

29. A key capability to quickly onboard new data suppliers and subscribers to a MDM solution is which of the following?

Data format and transfer flexibility

Source system conformance to a single standard data input format

Requiring only delta loads of changed data attributes

Encrypting all personal information

Subscriber conformance to a single standard data output format

30. Master Data Management resolves uncertainty by clearly stating that;

To have master data you must focus resources properly

Some entities [master entities) are more important than others

Only those entities in the Enterprise Data Model are considered Master Data.

All entities arc equal across an enterprise and need to be managed

Data elements must be stored in a repository before they are considered master data

CDMP-RMD Reference And Master Data Management Exam Dumps

CDMP-RMD Reference And Master Data Management Exam Dumps

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