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Why are workload offerings, including those assembled with alliance partner components, described in terms of the workloads they serve rather than only by their components?

• A. Because workload descriptions avoid disclosing technical specifications to competitors.
• B. Because a workload description is easier to price than a list of components.
• C. Because components change more frequently than the workloads they support.
• D. Because customers arrive with a workload to run rather than with a component list to assemble.

While reviewing another team's design, an architect finds that one of the customer's stated requirements can be read in two ways, and that the design satisfies only one of them. What should the review record?

• A. That the requirement needs clarifying, and which reading the design assumes.
• B. That the design is compliant, since a defensible reading of the requirement is satisfied.
• C. That the design is non-compliant rather than ambiguous, since one valid reading of the requirement is unmet.
• D. That the requirement should be removed until the customer restates it unambiguously.

A customer's month-end financial consolidation runs for two days and needs no resources for the rest of the month. It runs on an application from one of the alliance partners, and the architect intends to position capacity that is taken up for the consolidation and released afterwards. What must be confirmed about the partner's application before this is proposed?

• A. Whether a newer release of the application exists than the one the customer runs today.
• B. Whether its licensing and support terms allow it to run on capacity taken up and released each month.
• C. Whether the consolidation results could be produced by a simpler tool the customer already owns.
• D. Whether the finance team could spread the consolidation across the month, so that no capacity needs releasing.

What does a well-described customer use case contain? (Choose two.)

• A. The date by which the customer needs the solution in service.
• B. The offering the customer expects to be recommended.
• C. The conditions the solution has to work within.
• D. What budget the customer has allocated for the work.
• E. The outcome the customer is trying to accomplish.

When is a solution review most valuable?

• A. Before the customer commits, while findings can still change the design cheaply.
• B. Immediately after deployment, when the built solution can be examined.
• C. During the annual account planning cycle, alongside other reviews.
• D. At the point the customer raises its first operational issue.