IBM TRIRIGA Real Estate Manager V10.3 Application Consultant - C2010-506 Exam Practice Test

A. All of the above B. New transaction-level systems simplify loading leases, maintaining financial assumptions, and producing auditable reports C. Solution to support facility planning to increase returns on assets across their portfolio D. 55% fewer workspaces required, 2% less water consumed E. Move away from Excel-based tracking to lease accounting software that scales to thousands of leases

A. A Scenario must be created within a Transaction Plan. B. A Portfolio Plan must be created at the beginning of any planning process. C. A Transaction Plan is required to create a Real Estate Project. D. An Implementation Plan must be created to support a Transaction Plan.

A. Eliminates vacant space using real estate brokers, embedded spreadsheet models future plans and 1-800 Hotline service for room booking B. Manages move/add/change process, compares costs and utilization models for alternative planning scenarios and optimizes reservable workplace resources C. Automatically reduces payment amounts for unoccupied space and coordinates box moves D. CAD visualization to all space data, financial models estimates utility bill reduction and Gmail integration to reservable rooms, equipment and services

A. Align business objectives with workplace operations, analyze actual performance to objectives, and act quickly to improve productivity and quality B. Measure individual contribution and productivity levels, service quality, and drive process changes throughout the organization C. Generate executive reports for personnel management and headcount validation D. To comply with Six Sigma processes and HR requirements

A. IBM's Business Analytics solution provides workplace solutions B. IBM Smart Storage offers unlimited disk-space for IWMS applications C. IBM's Smarter Building initiative helps customers support new lease accounting standards, strategic facility planning, and increase energy efficiency D. IBM Smart Cloud Control Desk helps customers manage configuration changes

A. Reveals the maturity of the customer's existing operations as well as savings achieved when automating multiple department functions and their business processes B. Asking lots of questions makes the line-of-business users feel important to the mission of the organization. C. Helps you justify the high price of a paid BVA or amount of time required to collect data D. Reduces the risk of missing information required for BVA calculations

A. Setup a site visit with an existing customer. B. Invite the prospect to attend PULSE to hear results from peers in the industry. C. Make up some numbers and name-drop various analyst reports. D. A Business Value Analysis whose goal is to quantify potential benefits based on best practices and proven customer results.