When subsequent iterations of the service-oriented analysis process produce new service candidates, which of the following should occur?

• A. If a new utility service candidate is defined, it should be compared with existing utility service candidates to ensure that it does not overlap with previously identified functionality.
• B. When introducing new service inventory candidates into a larger IT enterprise, the existing service inventory boundary needs to be reassessed in order to identify and eliminate potential functional overlap.
• C. If functional overlap between a new entity service and an existing entity service is detected, their respective service capabilities should be reviewed to determine whether they should be combined into one entity service candidate.
• D. If a new service candidate overlaps with the functional boundary of an existing service candidate, the overlap needs to be documented within the respective service profiles so that it can be carefully preserved, as the services will eventually evolve over time.

A service profile may indicate that different service capabilities are assigned to different service custodians.

• A. False
• B. True

During a service modeling process it is noticed that several service candidates contain similar service capabilities that are responsible for logging status information. The service analysts worry that the services will eventually end up containing redundant logic. Which of the following approaches is suitable for addressing this problem?

• A. Logging functionality will always need to reside in different services, and there is nothing that can be done to resolve the redundancy of these service capabilities.
• B. The logging service capabilities are moved from the service candidates into a non- agnostic task service candidate that is responsible for the bulk of the service composition logic.
• C. The logging service capabilities are moved from the service candidates into a new set of service candidates residing in a different service inventory.
• D. The logging service capabilities are moved from the service candidates into a logging utility service candidate.

Which of the following statements are true?

• A. The scope and complexity of a service composition candidate can help determine whether the eventual service composition should belong to the task service model or the orchestrated task service model.
• B. When defining service composition candidates it is important to ensure that failure conditions that involve exception handling logic are captured.
• C. The identification of service composition candidates may establish additional requirements that could impact the technical architecture of the service inventory (for example, the need to establish a transaction across services).
• D. When defining service composition candidates you should only focus on the least common runtime scenarios because the most common runtime scenarios are defined during the service development stage.

Which of the following items might be contained in the service-level profile, as opposed to the capability-level profile?

• A. a description of the service's overall purpose
• B. details of a service capability's role within a service composition
• C. a description of the service capability
• D. a service capability's input and output values