ServiceNow CIS-HAM Exam Practice Test Instant Access

Question 1

How do you calculate residual value?

ASubtract the amortized value from the cost of the asset

BSubtract storage and lease cost from the cost of the asset

CSubtract the depreciation from the cost of the asset

DSubtract the salvage value from the cost of the asset

Answer : D

Question 2

What is the name of the scheduled job that generates expense lines based on rate cards?

AProcess Daily Costs

BProcess FM Costs

CProcess Daily Allocations

DProcess Expense Allocations

Answer : C

Question 3

What are some examples of operational expenses of managing an asset throughout its lifecycle? (Choose two.)

AReplacement parts

BStorage costs

CMaintenance agreements

DWarranty costs

Answer : A, C

Question 4

What information would you find on the End of Life tab of the Hardware Asset dashboard? (Choose two.)

AHardware asset disposal status

BNew hardware assets found by audits

CHardware assets disposed (YTD)

DConsumable models up for End of Life

Answer : A, D

Question 5

Which features are part of the ServiceNow Mobile App? (Choose two.)

AProvides end users visibility to their assigned hardware

BEnables reclamation of mobile devices

CProvides users visibility to their disposed consumables

DEnables end users to log incidents for their assigned assets

Answer : C, D

Question 6

What do certification filters define?

AThe percentage of tasks required for the certification to be considered complete

BWhen the certification is performed

CThe assets to be certified

DWhat fields are displayed for certification

Answer : D

Question 7

What is the primary goal of the Inventory tab of the Hardware Asset Management dashboard?

AHelp the asset manager generate reports

BShow the value from maintaining inventory

CHelp the stock manager process transfer orders

DShow the value from bulk purchasing

EHelp the asset manager process purchase orders

Answer : A

ServiceNow Certified Implementation Specialist - Hardware Asset Management Exam Practice Test