Online 1Z0-1120 Practice Test

Question 1

Your company has a global presence with regional teams in North America, Europe, and Asia, responsible for localized content on the company's Oracle Content Management-powered website. The company policy enforces strict content governance, ensuring that any updated content reflects the current regional promotions and legal requirements. You have been tasked with setting up a workflow that accommodates this policy. Which of the following approaches would best align with this requirement?

Options :

A :

Create a single, global workflow for content approval that includes team members from each region as approvers.

B :

Implement regional workflows that allow local teams to manage and approve content, with an additional step for final global review.

C :

Use an automated script that publishes content without approval, relying on regional teams to review content post-publication.

D :

Eliminate workflows and allow each regional team to publish content independently without any approval processes.

Answer: B

Question 2

A company wants to ensure that content created in Oracle Content Management is structured in a way that enforces strict compliance with industry regulations. They require the content model to dynamically apply different sets of metadata and permissions based on the content type and its associated department. Which approach should be taken to design this content model?

Options :

A :

Implement one generic content type with a broad set of metadata fields to cover all possible scenarios, relying on users to manually select the correct metadata.

B :

Define multiple content types with specific metadata schemas and permission sets tailored to each department, using rules to dynamically apply these configurations.

C :

Avoid customization of content types; instead, use out-of-the-box content types and manage compliance through rigorous user training and manual auditing processes.

D :

Create a highly complex, single content type that automatically adjusts its metadata and permissions using custom scripts based on a predefined set of conditions.

Answer: B

Question 3

Your organization is utilizing Oracle CX Content to handle complex document approval workflows. A team member requires offline access to documents that are frequently updated by various contributors. The team member will be in locations with erratic internet connectivity for an extended period. Which solution would you recommend to ensure they have the most recent versions of the necessary documents while enabling responsible data usage?

Options :

A :

Configure the Oracle CX Content mobile app for offline access, instructing the team member to download the required documents whenever they have stable internet access.

B :

Depend solely on the email notifications for document updates and require the team member to request the latest version from other contributors manually.

C :

Restrict access to the documents within Oracle CX Content to ensure no changes are made while the team member is offline.

D :

Establish a Virtual Private Network (VPN) connection that keeps the desktop client continuously in sync with the Oracle CX Content repository, regardless of the team member-s location.

Answer: A

Question 4

You are designing the architecture for an Oracle Content Management deployment. Considering high availability and disaster recovery is a priority for the customer's business continuity plan. Which of the following architecture considerations aligns with Oracle Content Management's features to meet the customer's need?

Options :

A :

Setting up a multi-region deployment with active-active replication between Oracle Content Management instances.

B : Deploying an in-memory cache distributed across multiple data centers to reduce latency and improve load balancing.

C : Implementing a single instance of Oracle Content Management with scheduled nightly backups to an offsite location.

D : Establishing a complex event-processing engine that ensures content availability during peak demand times.

Answer: A

Question 5

You are tasked to organize and manage the asset library for a large multinational corporation, LuxeGlobal Inc. The asset library has grown significantly and contains thousands of assets that are frequently used across different regions, with requirements for region-specific content variations and localization. You need to efficiently manage these assets to ensure that the correct version of an asset is available to each regional team. What is the most effective way to handle these requirements within the Oracle Content Management asset management system?

Options :

A :

Duplicate each asset for every region, modifying them for localization, and manually tracking changes for each regional variant.

B :

Implement an asset taxonomy using categories and tags for regions, and utilize version control for managing localized variations.

C :

Create regional users and grant them access to the main asset library, instructing users to manually download and localize assets as needed.

D :

Overwrite the master asset with each localized version, relying on audit trails to restore previous versions if necessary.

Answer: B

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