IBM i2 Intelligence Sales Mastery Test v1 Sample Questions:

1. How can the IBM i2 suite enable insurance organizations to understand the financial impact of fraud and where it is in their business?

A) The IBM i2 Fraud Intelligence Analysis Platform has the capability to access a multiplicity of data sources from one location, which can pinpoint fraud.
B) The IBM i2 Fraud Intelligence Analysis Platform enables insurance organizations to have increased analytical and reporting capability from a single repository so they can report and understand the key areas of financial loss reduction related to fraud.
C) The IBM i2 Fraud Intelligence Analysis Platform has advanced visualization and search capabilities and charts can be produced to pinpoint fraud.
D) The IBM i2 Fraud Intelligence Analysis Platform enables insurance organizations to have fully automated reports about the key areas of financial loss related to fraud.

2. How can the IBM i2 suite enable insurance organizations to identify potential risk associated with new customers?

A) Because the IBM i2 Fraud Intelligence Analysis Platform enables insurance organizations to use synoptic risk scoring techniques to assess the fraud risk of new policy applicants.
B) Because the IBM i2 Fraud Intelligence Analysis Platform enables insurance organizations to use tantric visualization techniques to easily assess the fraud risk of new policy applicants.
C) The IBM i2 Fraud Intelligence Analysis Platform enables insurance organizations to use standardized visualization techniques and risk scoring across all available data sources to easily assess the fraud risk of new policy applicants.
D) The IBM i2 Fraud Intelligence Analysis Platform enables insurance organizations to access data sources thus ensuring no information is missed.

3. What is the purpose of the IBM i2 Analyst's Notebook 'Find Path' tool?

A) Find Path finds paths from one place to another, based on criteria a user specifies. Users can set various rules about which GIS coordinates are allowed on the path. A path is a specific route between two places. It includes both on and off road routes. It answers the question "How does a person get from place A to place B?"
B) Find Path finds paths from one item to another, based on semantic tagging. A path is a specific route between two items on a chart. It includes both entities and links along the route. It answers the question "How is item A similar to Item B?"
C) Find Path finds paths from one item to another, based on criteria a user specifies. Users can set various rules about which items are allowed on the path. A path is a specific route between two items on a chart. It includes both entities and links along the route. It answers the question "How is Item A connected to Item B?"
D) Find Path finds paths from one item to another using personal association. A path is a specific route between two person entities on a chart. It answers the question "How is Person A connected to Person B?"

4. How does the IBM i2 suite enable Chief Officers of Police and Executive teams to actively monitor trends in target crime areas and be assured that the information is in line with other performance information?

A) The IBM i2 Intelligence Analysis Platform enables Chief Officers to have a clear understanding of the accurate trends in criminality across their areas by accessing both local and national reports.
B) The IBM i2 Intelligence Analysis Platform provides an automatic overview of the accurate trends in criminality across their force/operational area.
C) The IBM i2 Intelligence Analysis Platform enables Chief Officers to have a clear understanding of the accurate trends in criminality across their force/operational area that are consistent between both Business Performance and Intelligence Teams.
D) The IBM i2 Intelligence Analysis Platform enables Chief Officers to have a clear understanding of the criminality across force/operational by means of RSS feeds.

5. How does IBM i2 iBase increase analytical capability for an organization?

A) By combining data from the entire organization into a single repository, much simplified charts can be produced for more straightforward analysis.
B) By combining data from the entire organization into a single repository, users can visualize the entire organizational structure in one go for more in-depth analysis.
C) By combining data from the entire organization into a single repository, users can gain a complete picture from all the available data for more in-depth analysis.
D) By searching across the entire organizations different databases, users can gain a less confusing picture of the data, thus simplifying analysis.

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