How can the IBM i2 Information Exchange Visualiser (iXv) be easily introduced into an organization so that existing investment in data systems can be further leveraged at minimum cost?

• A. The iXv Visualiser uses standard Window technology and can be embedded in an application and made available to thousands of users. It has been designed to consume NWC outputs transformed from existing business systems.
• B. The iXv Visualiser leverages Java technology and can be embedded in a Web page and made available to thousands of users instantly. It has been designed to consume XML outputs transformed from existing business systems.
• C. The iXv Visualiser leverages phone app technology and can be embedded in a telephony solution and made available to thousands of users instantly. It has been designed to consume SMS outputs transformed from existing business systems.
• D. The iXv Visualiser uses HTML Technology and can be embedded in a Web page and made available to thousands of users instantly. It has been designed to consume XLS outputs transformed from existing business systems.

What is the purpose of IBM i2 IntelliShare?

• A. IBM i2 IntelliShare extends IBM i2 iBridge to the wider operational team by providing a common, relevant operating platform consisting of smart phone apps for contributing key information at the time it becomes available, and access to the high value intelligence and analytical products held in web search engines.
• B. IBM i2 IntelliShare extends IBM i2 iXa Search AN 2 to the wider operational team by providing common, relevant operating environments for smart phone apps development and distributing key information at the time it becomes available in web search engines.
• C. IBM i2 IntelliShare extends iBase to the wider operational team by providing a common, relevant, operating platform consisting of self-service dedicated modules for contributing key information at the time it becomes available, and access to the high value intelligence and analytical products held in the iBase repository.
• D. IBM i2 IntelliShare extends Analyst's Notebook to the wider operational team by providing a common, relevant operating platform consisting of self-service desktop modules for contributing key information at the time it becomes available, and access to the high value intelligence and analytical products held in Analyst's Notebook charts.

How does the IBM i2 suite assist Chief Officers of Police to achieve a consistent approach to understanding changes in target crime areas year on year?

• A. Because the IBM i2 Intelligence Analysis Platform is consistent with performance measurement systems, Chief Officers can be assured that trends in criminal behavior across their force/operational areas are being addressed.
• B. The IBM i2 Intelligence Analysis Platform has advanced workflow methods that enable staff to consistently produce outstanding intelligence products that focus on trends in criminality.
• C. By enabling rapid inclusion of changing Government policy directives, the IBM i2 Intelligence Analysis Platform enables Chief Officers to be assured that new policies are being addressed.
• D. The IBM i2 Intelligence Analysis Platform has advanced workflow methods that enable Chief Officers to be assured staff take a consistent approach to the production and dissemination of accurate information relating to trends in criminality across their force/operational areas.

What is the purpose of semantic searching and matching in IBM i2 Analyst Notebook?

• A. The intelligent semantic searching and matching capabilities save time for analysts by initiating "analyst-like" data collation techniques and applying data quality control processes to help overcome the challenges of identifying non-obvious duplicates.
• B. The intelligent semantic searching and matching capabilities enable data in a chart to be compared with internet search engine results to provide easy matching.
• C. The intelligent semantic searching and matching capabilities are a useful way of ensuring that no two icons have the same properties within a single Analyst Notebook chart.
• D. The intelligent semantic searching and matching capabilities enable searching for words that sound the same.

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

• A. 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?"
• B. 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?"
• C. 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?"
• D. 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?"