최신 UiPath-ABAv1 무료덤프 - UiPath Certified Professional Automation Business Analyst Professional v1.0

A. Test Manager Hub is primarily a reporting tool that aggregates test results from various UiPath testing components, generating detailed analytics and dashboards, while also offering limited integration with only UiPath-specific ALM tools.

B. Test Manager Hub functions as a centralized repository for all UiPath test assets, providing version control and collaboration features for test scripts, but does not offer capabilities for assigning test cases to requirements or creating bug reports in external systems.

C. Test Manager Hub integrates UiPath Test Suite with third-party ALM tools, allowing users to assign test cases to requirements or user stories, and create bug reports in external tracking systems with log information and screenshots from test executions.

D. Test Manager Hub provides comprehensive test case management, including the ability to create, execute, and track both manual and automated tests, but lacks integration capabilities with external ALM tools or bug tracking systems.

A. Must-do improvement

B. Long-term improvement

C. Low hanging fruit

D. Quick win

A. Completed

B. In Progress

C. Assigned

D. Unassigned

A. In the PDD, in the As-Is Process Description

B. In the PDD, in the To-Be Process Description

C. In the Traceability Matrix

D. In the Detailed As-Is Process Steps

A. Actions, Tasks. Subprocesses and Inputs

B. Stakeholders, Schedules, Exceptions and Specifications

C. Subprocess, Tasks, Subtask & Microprocesses

D. Inputs, Process Flows, Source Applications and Outputs

A. The process owner with the Business Analyst

B. The process owner with the IT team or system owners

C. The SME with the Business Analyst

D. The SME with the development team

A. Automation Rate, Total Manual Processing time Supplier Avg. Time

B. Automation Rate, Total Manual event cost. Intercompany case value

C. Automation Rate, Total Manual Processing time. Total Manual event cost

D. Automation Rate, Material Group Count. Avg. throughput time

A. The number of steps involved

B. The level of automation

C. The speed of the process

D. The number of people involved

A. By writing a detailed description of each business exception and the action that should be taken.

B. By checking the application logs and creating an exception-handling scenario based on them.

C. By creating a diagram showcasing the steps involved in handling each type of exception.

D. By recording the business users while handling the exceptions.

A. Stop any new change request

B. Establish reporting metrics

C. Collect the Issue Logs and save them in the Production plan

D. Keep the same machine environment after running multiple tests