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0:00Guidewire associate analyst exam.
0:05Question one, which statement accurately
0:08describes Guidewire sure path? Here are
0:11the options. Option A, our proven
0:15delivery approach and collateral to
0:17support execution.
0:19Option B, partners specialized services
0:23on site team extended guidewire
0:27services team project management office
0:31resources.
0:32Option C guidewire support cloud
0:36assurance cloud operations delivery
0:40services.
0:41Option D by many of Guidewire's systems
0:45integration partners.
0:51The correct answer is option A. Our
0:54proven delivery approach and collateral
0:56to support execution.
0:59The correct answer is our proven
1:01delivery approach and collateral to
1:04support execution.
1:07Question two, which of the following
1:09statements are true for Guidewire Cloud
1:12Standards? Here are the options.
1:15Option A, it is unrelated to user
1:18stories. Option B, standards include
1:22aspects of sure path methodology that
1:25must be complied with ong Guidewire
1:27cloud projects. Standards help
1:29accelerate guidewire cloud projects.
1:32Standards compliance is validated by
1:34cloud assurance assessments.
1:37Option C, our proven delivery approach
1:40and collateral to support execution.
1:44Option D. Achieve predictable results,
1:48lower implementation costs, maximize use
1:51of base product capabilities,
1:54accelerate team member onboarding.
2:00The correct answer is option B.
2:03Standards include aspects of sure path
2:06methodology that must be complied with
2:08on Guidewire cloud projects. Standards
2:11help accelerate guidewire cloud
2:13projects. Standards compliance is
2:16validated by cloud assurance
2:17assessments.
2:19The correct answer is standards include
2:22aspects of shore path methodology that
2:24must be complied with on guidewire cloud
2:27projects. Standards help accelerate
2:29guidewire cloud projects. Standards
2:32compliance is validated by cloud
2:34assurance assessments.
2:37Question three. Shore path enables
2:40customers to do which of the following?
2:42Here are the options. Option A, resolves
2:47impediments, facilitates the agile
2:49process, supports the sprint team.
2:53Option B, Guidewire Studio, Guidewire Go
2:57products, accelerators.
2:59Option C, achieve predictable results,
3:04lower implementation costs, maximize use
3:07of base product capabilities, accelerate
3:10team member onboarding. Option D, you
3:14can change a requirement number before
3:16the requirement is published.
3:22The correct answer is option C. Achieve
3:25predictable results.
3:27Lower implementation costs. Maximize use
3:31of base product capabilities. Accelerate
3:34team member onboarding.
3:36The correct answer is achieve
3:38predictable results. Lower
3:40implementation costs. Maximize use of
3:44base product capabilities. Accelerate
3:46team member onboarding.
3:49Question four. Which sure path
3:52collateral defines which organization is
3:54responsible for what? Here are the
3:57options. Option A, partners, specialized
4:02services on site team, extended
4:06guidewire, services team, project
4:09management office resources.
4:12Option B, Guidewire support, cloud
4:15assurance, cloud operations, delivery
4:19services.
4:20Option C, by many of Guidewire's systems
4:24integration partners. Option D, shared
4:28responsibility model.
4:34The correct answer is option D. Shared
4:37responsibility model.
4:40The correct answer is shared
4:42responsibility model.
4:45Question five. Which of the following
4:48are examples of pre built content and
4:51solutions available on guidewire
4:53marketplace? Here are the options.
4:57Option A, go products, accelerators,
5:01sharp path content
5:03ready for guidewire. Option B to show
5:07the proposed user interface user
5:09interface for the story. Option C user
5:14story card generator. Option D guidewire
5:18center with version theme sub theme
5:22guidewire ID.
5:28The correct answer is option A. Go
5:30products accelerators shore path content
5:35ready for guidewire.
5:37The correct answer is go products
5:39accelerators
5:41shore path content ready for guidewire.
5:46Question six. In the delivery services
5:49travel model, what is the standard time
5:52worked remotely during the development
5:54phase? Here are the options. Option A,
5:59cloud transitions,
6:01security, testing, functional solutions.
6:05Option B, 75%.
6:08Option C, the path to success.
6:12Option D, 3 months or less.
6:18The correct answer is option B, 75%.
6:23The correct answer is 75%.
6:28Question seven, what is the plus or
6:31accuracy of our estimation approach by
6:34the end of an inception phase? Here are
6:37the options.
6:38Option A, the path to success.
6:42Option B, 3 months or less. Option C,
6:4610%.
6:47Option D, pre-inception,
6:50inception, sprint zero, development,
6:54stabilization, launch.
7:00The correct answer is option C, 10%.
7:05The correct answer is 10%.
7:09Question eight. For which of the
7:11following areas do we produce guidewire
7:14cloud standards? Here are the options.
7:18Option A 75%.
7:21Option B 10%.
7:23Option C the path to success.
7:27Option D cloud transitions
7:30security testing functional solutions.
7:38The correct answer is option D. Cloud
7:41transitions security testing functional
7:46solutions.
7:47The correct answer is cloud transitions
7:51security testing functional solutions.
7:56Question nine. In the name sure path
7:59what does path convey? Here are the
8:02options. Option A, the path to success.
8:07Option B, cloud transitions.
8:11Security testing functional solutions.
8:15Option C 3 months or less. Option D pre
8:20inception inception sprint zero
8:24development stabilization launch.
8:31The correct answer is option A. The path
8:34to success.
8:37The correct answer is the path to
8:39success.
8:41Question 10. What is the typical
8:44duration of a test and learn project?
8:48Here are the options. Option A, you can
8:52change a requirement number before the
8:54requirement is published. Option B, 3
8:57months or less. Option C to show the
9:01proposed user interface user interface
9:03for the story. Option D user story card
9:08generator.
9:12The correct answer is option B, 3 months
9:16or less.
9:18The correct answer is 3 months or less.
9:22Question 11, which of the following
9:25phases are part of the project life
9:27cycle. Here are the options. Option A,
9:32the path to success?
9:34Option B, 3 months or less. Option C pre
9:39inception inception sprint zero
9:42development stabilization launch. Option
9:47D partners specialized services on site
9:52team extended guidewire services team
9:56project management office resources.
10:03The correct answer is option C. Pre
10:06inception, inception, sprint zero.
10:10Development, stabilization, launch.
10:14The correct answer is pre inception,
10:17inception, sprint zero, development,
10:21stabilization, launch.
10:25Question 12.
10:27Which roles are part of the guidewire
10:29ecosystem?
10:31Here are the options.
10:33Option A to show the proposed user
10:36interface user interface for the story.
10:40Option B user story card generator.
10:43Option C guywire center with version
10:47theme sub theme guidewire ID. Option D,
10:53partners specialized services on site
10:58team extended guidewire services team
11:02project management office resources.
11:08The correct answer is option D.
11:11Partners, specialized services on site
11:16team, extended guidewire services team,
11:20project management office resources.
11:23The correct answer is partners
11:26specialized services on site team
11:30extended guidewire services team project
11:34management office resources.
11:38Question 13. Which guidewire teams are
11:41involved in a guidewire cloud
11:43implementation?
11:45Here are the options. Option A,
11:48Guidewire support, cloud assurance,
11:51cloud operations,
11:53delivery services.
11:55Option B, only developers perform this
11:58task. Option C, it is handled only after
12:03deployment.
12:04Option D, it is not part of the
12:07guidewire project life cycle.
12:12The correct answer is option A.
12:15Guidewire support cloud assurance cloud
12:18operations
12:20delivery services.
12:22The correct answer is guidewire support
12:25cloud assurance cloud operations
12:28delivery services.
12:31Question 14.
12:33Organizational change management.
12:35Organizational change management
12:37services are provided. Here are the
12:40options.
12:42Option A, mind maps, user story cards,
12:46business process flows. Option B, buy
12:50many of Guidewire's systems integration
12:53partners. Option C, answers the
12:56development team's questions promptly
12:59and with authority. Acts as a key
13:02stakeholder representing the voice of
13:03the customer. signs off on user stories
13:07and defects. Option D, leverage
13:11guidewire content for common needs to
13:13reduce project effort.
13:19The correct answer is option B. By many
13:22of Guidewire's systems integration
13:25partners.
13:27The correct answer is by many of
13:29Guidewire systems integration partners.
13:33Question 15. Which of the following
13:36statements are true? Here are the
13:39options.
13:40Option A, business analyst. Option B,
13:46user interface, data model, application
13:49logic, integration.
13:51Option C, the deployment prep phase
13:55typically lasts between two to four
13:57weeks for guidewire cloud projects. Pre
14:00inception spans the period between
14:03customer commitment and the inception
14:05phase. Option D page configuration
14:09format page configuration format files
14:12gossip programming language.
14:18The correct answer is option C. The
14:21deployment prep phase typically lasts
14:24between 2 to 4 weeks for guidewire cloud
14:26projects. Pre inception spans the period
14:30between customer commitment and the
14:32inception phase.
14:34The correct answer is the deployment
14:37prep phase typically lasts between 2 to
14:394 weeks for guidewire cloud projects.
14:43Pre inception spans the period between
14:46customer commitment and the inception
14:48phase.
14:50Question 16. What are the benefits of
14:53the guidewire community website? Here
14:56are the options.
14:58Option A, before development begins at
15:02the same time as the business
15:03requirement. Option B, increased
15:07development time, performance issues,
15:10increased maintenance responsibilities,
15:13limitations and challenges with
15:15upgrades. Option C, maintain
15:19underwriting excellence with reduced
15:21loss experience.
15:23Option D provides access to product
15:26information and knowledge articles and
15:28documentation.
15:30Provides opportunity to participate in
15:33discussion groups. Provides the ability
15:35to contact Guidewire customer support
15:38and case creation.
15:44The correct answer is option D. Provides
15:48access to product information and
15:50knowledge articles and documentation.
15:53Provides opportunity to participate in
15:55discussion groups. Provides the ability
15:58to contact Guidewire customer support
16:01and case creation.
16:03The correct answer is provides access to
16:06product information and knowledge
16:08articles and documentation. Provides
16:11opportunity to participate in discussion
16:13groups. provides the ability to contact
16:16Guidewire customer support and case
16:19creation.
16:21Question 17, which of the following are
16:24tools or resources that might be
16:26leveraged by an implementation team
16:29during inception? Here are the options.
16:32Option A, mind maps, user story cards,
16:37business process flows. Option B, it
16:42replaces the need for requirements.
16:44Option C, it is used only for production
16:47support. Option D, it is stored only in
16:51external documentation.
16:57The correct answer is option A, mind
17:00maps, user story cards, business process
17:04flows.
17:06The correct answer is mind maps, user
17:09story cards, business process flows.
17:14Question 18, what are the benefits of
17:17accelerators?
17:18Here are the options. Option A, it is
17:22unrelated to user stories. Option B,
17:26they are extensions already developed by
17:29Guidewire or partners to fill a common
17:31need. They are easily available for
17:34download on the marketplace website.
17:36They become a part of a customer's
17:38configuration and are supported by
17:40Guidewire. They reduce implementation
17:43timelines by providing a good starting
17:46point. Option C, our proven delivery
17:49approach and collateral to support
17:52execution.
17:53Option D, achieve predictable results,
17:57lower implementation costs, maximize use
18:01of base product capabilities, accelerate
18:04team member onboarding.
18:09The correct answer is option B. There
18:13are extensions already developed by
18:15Guidewire or partners to fill a common
18:17need. They are easily available for
18:20download on the marketplace website.
18:22They become a part of a customer's
18:24configuration and are supported by
18:26Guidewire. They reduce implementation
18:29timelines by providing a good starting
18:32point. The correct answer is they are
18:35extensions already developed by
18:37Guidewire or partners to fill a common
18:40need. They are easily available for
18:42download on the marketplace website.
18:45They become a part of a customer's
18:47configuration and are supported by
18:49Guidewire. They reduce implementation
18:52timelines by providing a good starting
18:54point.
18:56Question 19. What are the product owners
19:00responsibilities on a guidewire project?
19:02Here are the options.
19:05Option A to show the proposed user
19:08interface user interface for the story.
19:11Option B, user story card generator.
19:15Option C answers the development team's
19:18questions promptly and with authority.
19:22Acts as a key stakeholder representing
19:24the voice of the customer. Signs off on
19:27user stories and defects. Option D.
19:31Guidewire center with version theme sub
19:36theme guidewire ID.
19:42The correct answer is option C. Answers
19:45the development team's questions
19:47promptly and with authority. Acts as a
19:50key stakeholder representing the voice
19:52of the customer. Signs off on user
19:55stories and defects.
19:57The correct answer is answers the
20:00development team's questions promptly
20:02and with authority. Acts as a key
20:04stakeholder representing the voice of
20:06the customer. Signs off on user stories
20:09and defects.
20:12Question 20. Which of the four
20:15principles of the guidewire shore path
20:17approach does insurance suite
20:19implementation tools address? Here are
20:22the options.
20:23Option A, maintain underwriting
20:26excellence with reduced loss experience.
20:30Option B, leverage functional
20:32requirements already available in user
20:34story cards for standard guidewire
20:37products as a starting point. Option C,
20:41business analyst.
20:43Option D, leverage guidewire content for
20:46common needs to reduce project effort.
20:53The correct answer is option D. Leverage
20:56guidewire content for common needs to
20:59reduce project effort.
21:01The correct answer is leverage guidewire
21:04content for common needs to reduce
21:06project effort.
21:09Question 21. What are the scrum master's
21:12responsibilities on a guidewire project?
21:15Here are the options.
21:17Option A, resolves impediments,
21:21facilitates the adult process, supports
21:24the sprint team. Option B, it is
21:28completed after all sprints are
21:30finished. Option C, it is owned only by
21:33the project manager. Option D, it is
21:37unrelated to user stories.
21:43The correct answer is option A. Resolves
21:47impediments facilitates the agile
21:49process supports the sprint team.
21:53The correct answer is resolves
21:55impediments facilitates the agile
21:58process supports the sprint team.
22:02Question 22. Which of the following are
22:06responsibilities of a business analyst
22:08on a guidewire project? Here are the
22:10options.
22:12Option A, you can change a requirement
22:15number before the requirement is
22:17published. Option B, participates in
22:21application specification discussions to
22:23define functional requirements and
22:25workflows. Assists in defining concrete
22:29examples of system behaviors in story
22:31huddles when using behaviordriven
22:34development. Acts as a liaison with
22:37stakeholders to ensure clear
22:39communication between business and
22:41technical groups. Option C to show the
22:45proposed user interface user interface
22:48for the story. Option D, user story card
22:52generator.
22:57The correct answer is option B.
23:00Participates in application
23:02specification discussions to define
23:04functional requirements and workflows.
23:07Assists in defining concrete examples of
23:10system behaviors in story huddles when
23:13using behaviordriven development. acts
23:16as a liaison with stakeholders to ensure
23:19clear communication between business and
23:21technical groups.
23:23The correct answer is participates in
23:26application specification discussions to
23:29define functional requirements and
23:31workflows. Assists in defining concrete
23:34examples of system behaviors and story
23:37huddles when using behaviordriven
23:39development. acts as a liaison with
23:42stakeholders to ensure clear
23:44communication between business and
23:46technical groups.
23:49Question 23. Which of the following are
23:52tools or resources that a developer
23:54might use when configuring insurance
23:56suite products? Here are the options.
24:00Option A, it is not part of the GuyWire
24:03project life cycle. Option B, it
24:07replaces the need for requirements.
24:10Option C, Guidewire Studio, Guidewire Go
24:15products accelerators.
24:17Option D, it is used only for production
24:21support.
24:25The correct answer is option C.
24:28Guidewire Studio, Guidewire Go Products,
24:32Accelerators.
24:34The correct answer is Guidewire Studio
24:37Guidewire Go products accelerators.
24:42Question 24. Which of the following
24:45describe the purpose of a user story
24:47card? Here are the options. Option A,
24:52entities typeless. Option B, it shows
24:56the data elements that belong to
24:58entities and typeless. Option C, foreign
25:03keys, a link to a single row in another
25:06entity. Array keys, a link to multiple
25:09rows in another entity. Type keys, a
25:13link to a specific value in a type list.
25:16Option D, to offer details of what has
25:19been implemented at the end of the
25:21project. to hold descriptions of the
25:24user interface, business rules, and
25:27other requirements to identify changes
25:30needed to satisfy business requirements.
25:36The correct answer is option D. To offer
25:40details of what has been implemented at
25:42the end of the project to hold
25:45descriptions of the user interface,
25:47business rules and other requirements to
25:51identify changes needed to satisfy
25:53business requirements.
25:55The correct answer is to offer details
25:58of what has been implemented at the end
26:00of the project to hold descriptions of
26:03the user interface, business rules, and
26:06other requirements. To identify changes
26:09needed to satisfy business requirements.
26:13Question 25.
26:15According to the story card best
26:17practices, when can you change a
26:19requirement number? Here are the
26:21options. Option A, you can change a
26:25requirement number before the
26:27requirement is published. Option B, GSU
26:31rules created by developers, business
26:34rules developed by nondevelopers.
26:38Option C, integration allows two systems
26:42to exchange data or perform work. Option
26:45D, non developers assist with
26:49documenting requirements, including data
26:51mapping between the two systems and user
26:54interface changes and communicate the
26:57requirements to developers.
27:02The correct answer is option A. You can
27:06change a requirement number before the
27:08requirement is published.
27:10The correct answer is you can change a
27:12requirement number before the
27:14requirement is published.
27:17Question 26.
27:19What is the purpose of the mockup user
27:22interface tab in the story card? Here
27:24are the options.
27:26Option A, it is not configurable in the
27:30application.
27:31Option B to show the proposed user
27:34interface user interface for the story.
27:37Option C, it is completed after all
27:40sprints are finished. Option D, it is
27:44owned only by the project manager.
27:50The correct answer is option B to show
27:53the proposed user interface user
27:56interface for the story.
27:59The correct answer is to show the
28:01proposed user interface user interface
28:03for the story.
28:06Question 27. What is the name of the
28:09tool that generates story cards? Here
28:12are the options.
28:14Option A, card, list, view, button, text
28:19input, contact picker, radio button,
28:22checkbox.
28:24Option B, alt shift I displays the
28:27location info window. Option C, user
28:31story card generator. Option D,
28:35Guidewire Studio.
28:41The correct answer is option C, user
28:44story card generator.
28:47The correct answer is user story card
28:49generator.
28:52Question 28. What are some common
28:54customizations of story cards? Here are
28:58the options.
28:59Option A, it is not part of the
29:02guidewire project life cycle. Option B,
29:06it replaces the need for requirements.
29:09Option C, it is used only for production
29:12support. Option D, adding an additional
29:16column for requirement numbers, creating
29:19an additional tab for integration,
29:22adding an additional column for dates,
29:25creating an additional tab for change
29:27management.
29:32The correct answer is option D. Adding
29:35an additional column for requirement
29:37numbers. Creating an additional tab for
29:40integration. Adding an additional column
29:43for dates. Creating an additional tab
29:45for change management.
29:48The correct answer is adding an
29:50additional column for requirement
29:51numbers, creating an additional tab for
29:54integration, adding an additional column
29:57for dates, creating an additional tab
30:00for change management.
30:03Question 29. What is the correct order
30:06for the naming convention used for user
30:08story cards? Here are the options.
30:12Option A, guidewire center with version
30:16theme sub theme guidewire ID. Option B,
30:22user interface data model application
30:26logic integration. Option C, page
30:30configuration format, page configuration
30:33format files, Gossu programming
30:35language. Option D, the order of fields.
30:40Change labels. Regroup fields. Simple
30:42change fields on the screen. Moderate
30:45change screens complex change screen
30:49based logic complex change.
30:55The correct answer is option A.
30:58Guidewire center with version
31:01theme sub theme guidewire ID.
31:05The correct answer is guidewire center
31:08with version theme sub theme guidewire
31:13ID.
31:15Question 30. When should acceptance
31:18criteria be written? Here are the
31:20options.
31:22Option A, foreign keys, a link to a
31:26single row in another entity. array
31:29keys, a link to multiple rows in another
31:32entity. Type keys, a link to a specific
31:36value in a type list. Option B, before
31:40development begins at the same time as
31:42the business requirement. Option C,
31:46Gossu rules, business rules that user
31:50interface, classes, entity names. Option
31:54D, Gossa rules created by developers.
31:58Business rules developed by
32:00nondevelopers.
32:06The correct answer is option B. Before
32:10development begins at the same time as
32:12the business requirement.
32:15The correct answer is before development
32:18begins at the same time as the business
32:21requirement.
32:23Question 31. What are the benefits of
32:26implementing insurance suite using the
32:28base configuration?
32:30Here are the options.
32:32Option A to show the proposed user
32:35interface user interface for the story.
32:39Option B user story card generator.
32:43Option C transform business operations
32:46with innovation. Keep current with
32:49technology trends in the industry.
32:52Leverage product documentation,
32:54best practices, standards and tools.
32:58Leverage guidewire consultants and
33:01expertise. Leverage industry best
33:04practice built into insurance suite
33:06applications.
33:07Option D. Guywire center with version
33:12theme sub theme guidewire ID.
33:19The correct answer is option C.
33:22Transform business operations with
33:25innovation. Keep current with technology
33:28trends in the industry. Leverage product
33:31documentation,
33:32best practices, standards and tools.
33:36Leverage guideware consultants and
33:39expertise. Leverage industry best
33:42practice built into insurance suite
33:44applications.
33:46The correct answer is transform business
33:48operations with innovation. Keep current
33:51with technology trends in the industry.
33:54Leverage product documentation,
33:57best practices, standards and tools.
34:01Leverage guidewire consultants and
34:03expertise.
34:05Leverage industry best practice built
34:07into insurance suite applications.
34:12Question 32. What are the potential
34:14impacts of reinventing legacy systems of
34:17features? Here are the options.
34:21Option A is 75%.
34:24Option B 10%.
34:26Option C cloud transitions
34:29security testing functional solutions.
34:34Option D, increased development time,
34:37performance issues,
34:40increased maintenance responsibilities,
34:43limitations, and challenges with
34:45upgrades.
34:50The correct answer is option D.
34:53Increased development time, performance
34:55issues, increased maintenance
34:58responsibilities,
34:59limitations, and challenges with
35:02upgrades.
35:03The correct answer is increased
35:05development time, performance issues,
35:09increased maintenance responsibilities,
35:11limitations, and challenges with
35:13upgrades.
35:16Question 33.
35:18Identify strategies and tools you can
35:20use to avoid reinventing legacy systems
35:23and features when implementing insurance
35:25suite applications.
35:27Here are the options. Option A, prepare
35:31for elaborating requirements by
35:33reviewing inception notes. Compare
35:35system changes to business objectives
35:38for alignment. Leverage the benefits of
35:40sticking to the base configuration.
35:43Refer to the strategic value map to
35:45identify the value of the change.
35:48Demonstrate standard functionality in
35:50the insurance suite application that
35:52will accomplish the same results.
35:55Point out the impacts to budget,
35:57development time and maintenance
36:00management. Option B 10%.
36:03Option C, cloud transitions, security,
36:07testing, functional solutions.
36:11Option D, the path to success.
36:18The correct answer is option A. Prepare
36:21for elaborating requirements by
36:23reviewing inception notes. Compare
36:25system changes to business objectives
36:28for alignment. Leverage the benefits of
36:30sticking to the base configuration.
36:33Refer to the strategic value map to
36:36identify the value of the change.
36:38Demonstrate standard functionality in
36:40the insurance suite application that
36:43will accomplish the same results.
36:45Point out the impacts to budget,
36:48development time, and maintenance
36:50management.
36:52The correct answer is prepare for
36:54elaborating requirements by reviewing
36:56inception notes. Compare system changes
36:59to business objectives for alignment.
37:02Leverage the benefits of sticking to the
37:04base configuration. Refer to the
37:07strategic value map to identify the
37:09value of the change. Demonstrate
37:11standard functionality in the insurance
37:13suite application that will accomplish
37:15the same results. Point out the impacts
37:18to budget, development time, and
37:21maintenance management.
37:24Question 34.
37:26Identify the business objective or
37:28strategy that this requirement is
37:30aligned with. Succeed insurance wants
37:33users to be able to collect additional
37:35information about business premises.
37:38It is important to know details about
37:40previous damage to buildings on the
37:42property and any precautionary measures
37:45taken to protect the property prior to
37:48issuing new insurance.
37:50This would include location, age of
37:52structure, evidence of subsidance,
37:54details of any structural damage that
37:57have occurred since construction and
37:59added monitoring systems such as smoke
38:02detectors and burglar alarms. Here are
38:04the options. Option A, shared
38:08responsibility model. Option B, maintain
38:12underwriting excellence with reduced
38:14loss experience.
38:16Option C, go products accelerators
38:20sure path content ready for guidewire.
38:24Option D, 75%.
38:30The correct answer is option B. Maintain
38:34underwriting excellence with reduced
38:36loss experience.
38:38The correct answer is maintain
38:40underwriting excellence with reduced
38:42loss experience.
38:45Question 35.
38:47Which of the guiding principles below
38:49would you reference when making a
38:50decision about whether to implement the
38:53following requirement? For simple small
38:56business that may be very budget
38:57conscious, Succeed Insurance currently
39:00offers customers the option of splitting
39:02their down payment into two payments.
39:05Succeed would like for the new system to
39:08automatically split a customer's large
39:10down payment into two payments. Here are
39:13the options. Option A, only developers
39:17perform this task. Option B, it is
39:21handled only after deployment. Option C.
39:25We are not bound by the way we have
39:27always done things in the past. We will
39:30challenge current processes. We will
39:32leverage best practices built into the
39:35guidewire software. We will drive
39:37adherence to product alignment to reduce
39:39total cost of ownership. We will strive
39:42for common workflows, processes and
39:45systems across the organization. We will
39:48automate that which can and should be
39:50automated. We will limit scope as far as
39:53practical to accelerate time to market.
39:57Option D. It is not part of the guywire
40:01project life cycle.
40:06The correct answer is option C. We are
40:10not bound by the way we have always done
40:12things in the past. We will challenge
40:14current processes. We will leverage best
40:17practices built into the guidewire
40:19software. We will drive adherence to
40:22product alignment to reduce total cost
40:24of ownership. We will strive for common
40:26workflows, processes and systems across
40:30the organization. We will automate that
40:33which can and should be automated. We
40:36will limit scope as far as practical to
40:38accelerate time to market.
40:42The correct answer is we are not bound
40:44by the way we have always done things in
40:46the past. We will challenge current
40:48processes. We will leverage best
40:51practices built into the guide wire
40:53software. We will drive adherence to
40:55product alignment to reduce total cost
40:57of ownership. We will strive for common
41:00workflows, processes and systems across
41:03the organization. We will automate that
41:06which can and should be automated. We
41:08will limit scope as far as practical to
41:11accelerate time to market.
41:15Question 36.
41:17Identify the common pitfalls to avoid
41:20when elaborating requirements to
41:22maximize the value of insurance suite.
41:24Here are the options.
41:26Option A to show the proposed user
41:29interface user interface for the story.
41:33Option B user story card generator.
41:37Option C guywire center with version
41:41theme sub theme guidewire ID. Option D,
41:47determining the solution before the
41:49problem has been identified. Asking
41:52questions that do not solicit details
41:54allowing personal filters to influence
41:57requirements or solutions assuming the
42:00requirement is correct or needed.
42:02Accepting a solution offered as a
42:05requirement.
42:10The correct answer is option D.
42:13Determining the solution before the
42:15problem has been identified. Asking
42:17questions that do not solicit details
42:20allowing personal filters to influence
42:22requirements or solutions. Assuming the
42:25requirement is correct or needed.
42:28Accepting a solution offered as a
42:30requirement.
42:32The correct answer is determining the
42:34solution before the problem has been
42:37identified. Asking questions that do not
42:39solicit details allowing personal
42:41filters to influence requirements or
42:44solutions. Assuming the requirement is
42:47correct or needed, accepting a solution
42:50offered as a requirement.
42:53Question 37.
42:55Match the best practice for elaborating
42:58requirements with the time frame when
43:00they should be completed. Here are the
43:02options.
43:04Option A, escalate any risks or concerns
43:07to the scrum master.
43:10After a requirements workshop, actively
43:13listen to the conversation about the
43:15requirement. During a requirements
43:17workshop, review inception notes and the
43:20standard system functionality before a
43:23requirements workshop. Option B, it
43:27replaces the need for requirements.
43:30Option C, it is used only for production
43:33support. Option D, it is stored only in
43:37external documentation.
43:43The correct answer is option A. Escalate
43:46any risks or concerns to the scrum
43:49master.
43:50After a requirements workshop, actively
43:53listen to the conversation about the
43:55requirement. During a requirements
43:58workshop, review inception notes and the
44:01standard system functionality.
44:03Before a requirements workshop,
44:06the correct answer is escalate any risks
44:09or concerns to the scrum master. After a
44:12requirements workshop, actively listen
44:15to the conversation about the
44:17requirement. During a requirements
44:19workshop, review inception notes and the
44:22standard system functionality.
44:25before a requirements workshop.
44:28Question 38. Which of the following
44:31describes the unique approach Guidewire
44:34recommends for elaborating requirements
44:36when leveraging standard features? Here
44:39are the options. Option A, resolves
44:43impediments, facilitates the agile
44:45process, supports the sprint team.
44:49Option B, leverage functional
44:52requirements already available in user
44:54story cards for standard Guidewire
44:56products as a starting point. Option C,
45:00Guidewire Studio, Guidewire Go products
45:04accelerators.
45:05Option D, you can change a requirement
45:08number before the requirement is
45:10published.
45:15The correct answer is option B. Leverage
45:18functional requirements already
45:20available in user story cards for
45:22standard guidewire products as a
45:24starting point. The correct answer is
45:27leverage functional requirements already
45:29available in user story cards for
45:32standard guidewire products as a
45:34starting point.
45:36Question 39. Who is responsible for
45:39driving the requirements elaboration
45:41workshop? Here are the options. Option
45:45A, leverage functional requirements
45:47already available in user story cards
45:50for standard guidewire products as a
45:52starting point. Option B, user interface
45:57data model application logic
46:00integration.
46:01Option C, business analyst. Option D,
46:06page configuration format. Page
46:09configuration format files. Gossip
46:12programming language.
46:17The correct answer is option C. Business
46:21analyst.
46:23The correct answer is business analyst.
46:27Question 40. What are the four main
46:30areas of configuration in a guide wire
46:33application? Here are the options.
46:36Option A, page configuration format,
46:40page configuration format files, Gossip
46:43programming language. Option B, the
46:47order of fields, change labels, regroup
46:50fields, simple change fields on a
46:53screen, moderate change, screens,
46:55complex change, screen based logic,
46:58complex change. Option C so that they
47:02can request changes to the user
47:04interface that are consistent with the
47:06base product architecture and
47:08communicate effectively with developers.
47:12Option D user interface data model
47:16application logic integration.
47:22The correct answer is option D. User
47:26interface, data model, application
47:29logic, integration.
47:31The correct answer is user interface,
47:34data model, application logic,
47:37integration.
47:40Question 41. What are some of the
47:42technologies used in insurance suite
47:45applications?
47:46Here are the options.
47:48Option A, page configuration format.
47:52Page configuration format files. Gau
47:55programming language.
47:57Option B, user authentication,
48:01geocoding, check printing, document
48:04production, document management, address
48:07verification.
48:09Option C, non developers often prepare
48:13data mapping documents and screen
48:15mockups needed to support integration
48:17development. Option D, only developers
48:22perform this task.
48:27The correct answer is option A. Page
48:30configuration format, page configuration
48:33format files, Gossu programming
48:35language.
48:37The correct answer is page configuration
48:40format, page configuration format files,
48:43GSSU programming language.
48:47Question 42. What are some reasons for
48:50an on developer to understand the
48:52technology stack? Here are the options.
48:56Option A, it is not part of the
48:58guidewire project life cycle. Option B,
49:02to determine what data is stored and if
49:05new requirements need additional data
49:07elements. To know how and where data is
49:11used to communicate what data may be
49:13needed beyond what is in the base
49:15configuration. to determine valid values
49:18or circumstances for the new data.
49:21Option C, it replaces the need for
49:24requirements.
49:26Option D, it is used only for production
49:29support.
49:34The correct answer is option B to
49:37determine what data is stored and if new
49:40requirements need additional data
49:41elements. to know how and where data is
49:45used to communicate what data may be
49:47needed beyond what is in the base
49:49configuration to determine valid values
49:52or circumstances for the new data.
49:55The correct answer is to determine what
49:58data is stored and if new requirements
50:01need additional data elements to know
50:03how and where data is used to
50:06communicate what data may be needed
50:08beyond what is in the base configuration
50:11to determine valid values or
50:13circumstances for the new data.
50:16Question 43. What are some examples of
50:19what can be configured in the user
50:21interface?
50:23Here are the options.
50:25Option A, foreign keys, a link to a
50:29single row in another entity. Array
50:32keys, a link to multiple rows in another
50:35entity. Type keys, a link to a specific
50:38value in a type list. Option B, gossuo
50:43rules, business rules, the user
50:45interface, classes, entity names. Option
50:50C, the order of fields. Change labels.
50:54Regroup fields. Simple change fields on
50:57a screen. Moderate change screens
50:59complex change screen base logic complex
51:03change. Option D. Gossu rules created by
51:08developers. Business rules developed by
51:12nondevelopers.
51:17The correct answer is option C. The
51:21order of fields change labels regroup
51:24fields simple change fields on a screen
51:27moderate change screens complex change
51:30screen base logic complex change.
51:34The correct answer is the order of
51:36fields. Change labels regroup fields
51:40simple change fields on a screen.
51:42Moderate change screens complex change
51:45screen based logic complex change.
51:50Question 44.
51:52What are some examples of what can be
51:54configured in the data model? Here are
51:57the options.
51:59Option A resolves impediments
52:02facilitates the agile process. Supports
52:05the sprint team. Option B, Guidewire
52:09Studio, Guidewire Go products,
52:12accelerators.
52:14Option C, you can change a requirement
52:17number before the requirement is
52:19published. Option D, information that
52:23the base application does not store. Add
52:25passport number values for a type list.
52:28Add valid values for address type or
52:31phone type. Data to support regulatory
52:34requirements.
52:39The correct answer is option D.
52:42Information that the base application
52:44does not store add passport number
52:47values for a type list. Add valid values
52:49for address type or phone type data to
52:52support regulatory requirements.
52:55The correct answer is information that
52:58the base application does not store. Add
53:00passport number values for a type list.
53:04Add valid values for address type or
53:06phone type data to support regulatory
53:09requirements.
53:12Question 45.
53:14Why is it important for non developers
53:17to understand the basics of the user
53:19interface architecture and components?
53:22Here are the options. Option A, so that
53:27they can request changes to the user
53:29interface that are consistent with the
53:31base product architecture and
53:33communicate effectively with developers.
53:36Option B, it is used only for production
53:39support. Option C, it is stored only in
53:43external documentation.
53:46Option D, it is not configurable in the
53:49application.
53:54The correct answer is option A so that
53:57they can request changes to the user
53:59interface that are consistent with the
54:01base product architecture and
54:03communicate effectively with developers.
54:07The correct answer is so that they can
54:09request changes to the user interface
54:11that are consistent with the base
54:13product architecture and communicate
54:15effectively with developers.
54:19Question 46.
54:21What are the five common areas of the
54:23user interface architecture?
54:26Here are the options. Option A, mind
54:30maps, user story cards, business process
54:34flows. Option B, the screen area, the
54:39sidebar, the tab bar, the info bar, the
54:43workspace.
54:45Option C, answers the development team's
54:48questions promptly and with authority,
54:51acts as a key stakeholder representing
54:53the voice of the customer, signs off on
54:57user stories and defects. Option D,
55:01leverage guidewire content for common
55:03needs to reduce project effort.
55:09The correct answer is option B. The
55:13screen area, the sidebar, the tab bar,
55:17the info bar, the workspace.
55:21The correct answer is the screen area,
55:24the sidebar, the tab bar, the info bar,
55:28the workspace.
55:31Question 47,
55:33name components of a page configuration
55:36format. Here are the options.
55:39Option A, entities, type lists. Option
55:44B, it shows the data elements that
55:46belong to entities and type lists.
55:50Option C, card list view button, text
55:55input, contact picker, radio button,
55:58checkbox. Option D, foreign keys, a link
56:03to a single row in another entity. Array
56:06keys, a link to multiple rows in another
56:09entity. Type keys, a link to a specific
56:13value in a type list.
56:19The correct answer is option C. Card
56:22list view button text input contact
56:26picker radio button checkbox.
56:30The correct answer is card list view
56:34button.
56:35Text input contact picker radio button
56:39checkbox.
56:42Question 48. What keyboard shortcut
56:45provides just the location information
56:47for a screen viewed in an insurance
56:49suite product? Here are the options.
56:53Option A, it is owned only by the
56:56project manager. Option B, it is
56:59unrelated to user stories. Option C, our
57:04proven delivery approach and collateral
57:06to support execution.
57:09Option D. Alt shift I displays the
57:12location info window.
57:18The correct answer is option D. Alt
57:21shift I displays the location info
57:23window.
57:25The correct answer is Alt Shift I
57:27displays the location info window.
57:31Question 49. What tool does a developer
57:34use to configure insurance suite
57:36products? Here are the options. Option
57:40A, guide Wire Studio.
57:44Option B, three months or less. Option
57:47C, pre inception, inception, sprint
57:51zero, development, stabilization,
57:54launch. Option D, partners specialized
57:59services on site team extended guidewire
58:04services team project management office
58:07resources.
58:12The correct answer is option A.
58:15Guidewire Studio.
58:18The correct answer is Guidewire Studio.
58:22Question 50. What are the two main
58:25components of the data model? Here are
58:28the options. Option A, the screen area,
58:33the sidebar, the tab bar, the info bar,
58:37the workspace.
58:39Option B, entities, type lists. Option
58:43C, card list view button, text input,
58:49contact picker, radio button, checkbox.
58:53Option D. Alt shift I displays the
58:57location info window.
59:02The correct answer is option B. Entities
59:06typeless.
59:08The correct answer is entities typeless.
59:13Question 51. What is the purpose of the
59:16data dictionary?
59:18Here are the options.
59:20Option A, user story card generator.
59:24Option B, guidewire center with version
59:28theme sub theme guidewire ID. Option C,
59:34it shows the data elements that belong
59:36to entities and typeless. Option D,
59:40before development begins at the same
59:43time as the business requirement.
59:49The correct answer is option C. It shows
59:52the data elements that belong to
59:54entities and typeless.
59:57The correct answer is it shows the data
1:00:00elements that belong to entities and
1:00:02typeless.
1:00:04Question 52.
1:00:06What are some of the relationships
1:00:08between entities? Here are the options.
1:00:12Option A, user interface, data model,
1:00:16application logic integration.
1:00:19Option B, page configuration format,
1:00:23page configuration, format files, Gossip
1:00:26programming language. Option C, the
1:00:30order of fields. Change labels. Regroup
1:00:33fields. Simple change fields on a
1:00:36screen. Moderate change. Screens.
1:00:38Complex change. Screen based logic.
1:00:42Complex change. Option D. Foreign keys.
1:00:46A link to a single row in another
1:00:48entity. Or a keys. A link to multiple
1:00:52rows in another entity. Type keys. a
1:00:56link to a specific value in a type list.
1:01:02The correct answer is option D. Foreign
1:01:06keys, a link to a single row in another
1:01:09entity.
1:01:10Array keys, a link to multiple rows in
1:01:14another entity. Type keys, a link to a
1:01:17specific value in a type list.
1:01:20The correct answer is foreign keys, a
1:01:24link to a single row in another entity.
1:01:27Array keys, a link to multiple rows in
1:01:30another entity. Type keys, a link to a
1:01:34specific value in a type list.
1:01:37Question 53. Why should a non developer
1:01:41have a basic understanding of
1:01:43application logic? Here are the options.
1:01:47Option A. Most projects require some
1:01:51changes to application logic. Non.
1:01:54Developers define requirements for user
1:01:57interface changes. Non. Developers help
1:02:01define requirements for gossu rules.
1:02:04Non. Developers define requirements for
1:02:07business rules. Option B. Integration
1:02:11allows two systems to exchange data or
1:02:14perform work. Option C, non developers
1:02:18assist with documenting requirements
1:02:21including data mapping between the two
1:02:23systems and user interface changes and
1:02:26communicate the requirements to
1:02:28developers. Option D, user
1:02:31authentication,
1:02:33geocoding, check printing, document
1:02:36production, document management, address
1:02:39verification.
1:02:44The correct answer is option A. Most
1:02:48projects require some changes to
1:02:50application logic. None. Developers
1:02:53define requirements for user interface
1:02:56changes. Non. Developers help define
1:03:00requirements for gossu rules. Non.
1:03:03Developers define requirements for
1:03:05business rules.
1:03:07The correct answer is most projects
1:03:09require some changes to application
1:03:12logic. None. Developers define
1:03:15requirements for user interface changes.
1:03:18Non. Developers help define requirements
1:03:21for gossu rules. Non. Developers define
1:03:24requirements for business rules.
1:03:28Question 54. Name places where
1:03:31application logic exists. Here are the
1:03:34options.
1:03:36Option A. Partners, specialized services
1:03:40on site team, extended guywire services
1:03:44team, product management, office
1:03:47resources.
1:03:48Option B, Gossu rules, business rules,
1:03:52the user interface, classes, entity
1:03:56names. Option C, guidewire support,
1:04:00cloud assurance, cloud operations,
1:04:04delivery services.
1:04:06Option D by many of Gywire systems
1:04:10integration partners.
1:04:15The correct answer is option B. Bossu
1:04:19rules business rules the user interface
1:04:23classes entity names.
1:04:26The correct answer is Gaussu rules
1:04:29business rules the user interface
1:04:32classes entity names.
1:04:36Question 55.
1:04:38What are the two types of rules and who
1:04:40is responsible for developing each? Here
1:04:43are the options. Option A, it is
1:04:47completed after all sprints are
1:04:49finished. Option B, it is owned only by
1:04:53the project manager. Option C, GSU rules
1:04:57created by developers, business rules
1:05:00developed by nondevelopers.
1:05:04Option D, it is unrelated to user
1:05:06stories.
1:05:12The correct answer is option C. Gossu
1:05:15rules created by developers. Business
1:05:18rules developed by non developers.
1:05:23The correct answer is Gaussu rules
1:05:25created by developers. Business rules
1:05:28developed by nondevelopers.
1:05:32Question 56.
1:05:35What is the purpose of integration?
1:05:37Here are the options. Option A answers
1:05:42the development team's questions
1:05:43promptly and with authority. Acts as a
1:05:47key stakeholder representing the voice
1:05:49of the customer. Signs off on user
1:05:51stories and defects. Option B, leverage
1:05:56guidewire content for common needs to
1:05:58reduce project effort. Option C,
1:06:02resolves impediments, facilitates the
1:06:04agile process, supports the sprint team.
1:06:09Option D, integration allows two systems
1:06:12to exchange data or perform work.
1:06:19The correct answer is option D.
1:06:22Integration allows two systems to
1:06:24exchange data or perform work.
1:06:27The correct answer is integration allows
1:06:30two systems to exchange data or perform
1:06:33work.
1:06:35Question 57.
1:06:37Why is it important for non developers
1:06:39to have a basic understanding of
1:06:42integration?
1:06:43Here are the options.
1:06:45Option A, non developers assist with
1:06:49documenting requirements, including data
1:06:51mapping between the two systems and user
1:06:54interface changes and communicate the
1:06:57requirements to developers.
1:06:59Option B, entities typeless.
1:07:03Option C, it shows the data elements
1:07:06that belong to entities and type lists.
1:07:09Option D, foreign keys, a link to a
1:07:13single row in another entity. Array
1:07:16keys, a link to multiple rows in another
1:07:19entity. Type keys, a link to a specific
1:07:22value in a type list.
1:07:28The correct answer is option A. None.
1:07:32Developers assist with documenting
1:07:34requirements including data mapping
1:07:36between the two systems and user
1:07:38interface changes and communicate the
1:07:41requirements to developers.
1:07:43The correct answer is none. Developers
1:07:46assist with documenting requirements
1:07:48including data mapping between the two
1:07:50systems and user interface changes and
1:07:53communicate the requirements to
1:07:55developers.
1:07:57Question 58. Name some common examples
1:08:01of insurance suite integrations.
1:08:03Here are the options.
1:08:06Option A, it is not part of the
1:08:08guidewire project life cycle. Option B,
1:08:13user authentication,
1:08:15geocoding, check printing, document
1:08:18production, document management, address
1:08:21verification.
1:08:23Option C, it replaces the need for
1:08:26requirements.
1:08:28Option D, it is used only for production
1:08:31support.
1:08:36The correct answer is option B, user
1:08:39authentication,
1:08:41geocoding, check printing, document
1:08:45production, document management, address
1:08:48verification.
1:08:50The correct answer is user
1:08:52authentication,
1:08:54geocoding, check printing, document
1:08:57production, document management, address
1:09:00verification.
1:09:02Question 59. What tasks are commonly
1:09:06performed by non developers for
1:09:08integrations?
1:09:10Here are the options.
1:09:12Option A answers the development team's
1:09:15questions promptly and with authority.
1:09:18Acts as a key stakeholder representing
1:09:21the voice of the customer. Signs off on
1:09:23user stories and defects.
1:09:26Option B, leverage guidewire content for
1:09:29common needs to reduce project effort.
1:09:33Option C, none. Developers often prepare
1:09:37data mapping documents and screen
1:09:39mockups needed to support integration
1:09:41development. Option D, resolves
1:09:45impediments, facilitates the agile
1:09:47process, supports the sprint team.
1:09:54The correct answer is option C. None.
1:09:58Developers often prepare data mapping
1:10:01documents and screen mockups needed to
1:10:03support integration development.
1:10:06The correct answer is none. Developers
1:10:09often prepare data mapping documents and
1:10:12screen mockups needed to support
1:10:14integration development.

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