Online 1Z0-1120 Practice Test

Question 1

As an Oracle Content Management Implementation Professional, you are presented with a request to redesign the navigation menu on the corporate intranet. The new design must be rolled out incrementally and should not affect the rest of the intranet's functionality. Which strategy should you use to implement this redesign within Oracle Content Management?

Options :

A :

Directly modify the navigation menu item properties in the production environment, applying changes incrementally over time.

B :

Utilize the content variation feature to create a new version of the navigation menu and conditionally display it to a subset of users.

C :

Create a new set of content items for the navigation menu in a development environment and utilize OCM-s syndication feature to push updates to production.

D :

Implement an A/B testing mechanism in OCM to serve the redesigned navigation menu to a controlled group while keeping the old design for the rest.

Answer: D

Question 2

Your company has deployed Oracle Content Management and you've been tasked to create a unified look and feel across all your brand's microsites to ensure consistent user experiences. You need to implement a solution that allows for shared assets and also provides the capability for site-specific customizations where necessary. Which SiteBuilder feature would best support your requirements?

Options :

A :

Standard Templates

B :

Site Variants

C :

Content Types

D :

Custom Components

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

Your company is planning to deploy an enterprise site on Oracle Content Management that will be utilized by various departments with different branding requirements. The Marketing Department needs to be able to customize their pages extensively, including unique widgets and theming, whereas the HR Department needs stricter control and a standardized look across their content. As the implementation lead, you decided to leverage templates and themes to address these needs. Which approach ensures that both departmental requirements are met without compromising on the governance and consistency?

Options :

A :

Create a single site template and one theme that is versatile enough to cater to both departments, and restrict widget-level customization using custom roles and permissions.

B :

Develop two separate site templates and corresponding themes for each department, allowing full customization within the Marketing Department-s template, while locking down allowable modifications in the HR Department-s template.

C :

Utilize the default site template and theme but use granular permissions to control the degree of customization that the Marketing and HR Departments can perform on their pages.

D :

Deploy multiple site templates and themes as needed per department, but utilize content types and content layouts to enforce branding and customization rules across the entire enterprise site.

Answer: B

Question 5

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

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