A.  

Product Classification

B.  

Software Model Data

C.  

Hardware Asset Lifecycle

D.  

Lifecycle Data

E.  

Vendor Procurement

A.  

Generates scores for all indicators and business applications across selected profiles

B.  

Generates scores for selected indicators and selected applications across all profiles

C.  

Generates scores for all indicators and business applications across all profiles

D.  

Generates scores for all indicators and selected applications across all profiles

A.  

Allows data collection and visualization without manual effort

B.  

Allows automation of retiring applications

C.  

Provides application owners insight to release counts

D.  

Provides top down strategic alignment in the PMO

A.  

Costs it takes to maintain an application.

B.  

One or more use rights assigned to a specific device or user.

C.  

Compliance to regulations and organizational standards.

D.  

Application’s age.

A.  

Understand incident counts by application

B.  

Understand what software licenses need to be reclaimed

C.  

Understand the landscape of technology standards and lifecycle plans

D.  

View business capabilities supported by applications

A.  

Identify your customer’s applications’ underlying technologies.

B.  

Identify your customer’s application services.

C.  

Produce a horizontal picture of a customer’s business applications.

D.  

Create an application inventory.

A.  

Measure, Evaluate, Decide, Take Action, Baseline

B.  

Identify, Measure, Evaluate, Decide, Take Action

C.  

Identify, Measure, Decide, Take Action, Communicate

D.  

Identify, Measure, Evaluate, Take Action, Certify

A.  

Identifies all hardware and software CI’s and other dependencies that support that service.

B.  

Drills down to provide application services, vulnerabilities and risks.

C.  

Creates an API to manage seamless application services.

D.  

Provides software entitlements through a top-down approach.

A.  

Implementing

B.  

Retired

C.  

In Production

D.  

Pilot