OMG-OCEB2-FUND100 Exam Dumps : OMG-Certified Expert in BPM 2 - Fundamental

In the given diagram:

After activityA, there is anexclusive gateway(with conditionscond1andcond2), soeither B or Cis chosen—never both.

AfterBandC, their flows go into a gateway with aplus sign, which is aParallel Gateway (AND-join)in BPMN.

AParallel Joinwaits fora token fromeveryincoming branchbefore it can release a token onward toD. But due to the earlier exclusive split,only oneof the two branches (B or C) ever receives a token. The other branch never activates, so the parallel join never gets all required tokens.

Consequences:

The join gateway willnever be satisfied,

Therefore, the flownever proceeds to activity D.

So the defect is exactly what optionBsays:

The activity D can never be reached.

That is the correct answer.

In BPMN, when anExpanded Sub-Processcontains activities (here:CandD)without any Sequence Flows between them, there isno defined execution orderimplied by their vertical or horizontal placement. Unless there are explicit sequence flows or gateway logic:

Neither “C then D” nor “D then C” is mandated.

They may be performed in any order, potentially overlapping, or by ad-hoc control external to the diagram.

Therefore the only correct statement is thattheir order is undefined in the diagram.

In the BMM,Directives(i.e., Business Policies and Business Rules) are used togovern how the enterprise actsto achieve its Ends.

BMM breaks down:

Meansinto:

Mission

Courses of Action(Strategies and Tactics)

Directives(Business Policies and Business Rules)

The specification states thatBusiness Policies (a type of Directive) exist to govern – control, guide, and shape – Strategies and Tactics, which together are theCourses of Action. Business Rules, derived from these policies, provide precise, enforceable guidance for their execution.

Thus,Directives govern Courses of Action, not Goals, Assessments, or Business Policies (Business Policies themselves are a type of Directive).

So the correct answer isCourses of Action.