A Solution Architect is delivering a multi-cloud implementation to a client. A diagram is required to communicate the vision and strategy of the solution to the business executives and stakeholders at a high level without going into too much detailed technical information.
Which type of architecture diagram should the Solution Architect use?
Universal Containers (UC) is starting to go through an inventory of capabilities in regard to its many data warehouses. UC's data warehouses are currently being provided with data from OMS, ERP, Accounting, and other inventory management systems. Data warehouses are utilized by those systems for storage or analytics purposes.
UC plans to utilize the Systems of Engagement framework to classify its systems based on how they will be utilized within the enterprise architecture. UC would like to understand which systems it should directly integrate with versus utilizing the data warehouses where that data may also be stored.
How should a Solution Architect classify the data warehouses as systems within the enterprise architecture of this scenario?
Universal Containers (UC) uses Salesforce Sales Cloud to track Opportunities, Quotes, and Orders and is interested in offering self-service capability to its customers via an Experience Cloud site. Most products that UC offers are relatively simple, but some are complex and need to be configured and reviewed by a sales representative before an order can be officially placed. The CIO is concerned about the time to market and would like to see two options to address UC's need.
Which two options should a Solution Architect recommend and present to UC?
Choose 2 answers
Towards the end of the discovery phase, the sales manager and subject matter experts raise a request to get hands-on experience with the solution as soon as possible. They want to ensure the requirements they provided are correctly built out in Salesforce. The project sponsor is unsure how that request may affect the schedule.
Which method should a Solution Architect consider in this scenario to validate the requirements during the build sprint without impacting the project timelines?
GG3 has gone live with a B2B multi-cloud solution and plans to add more functionality over time. The company has a team of system administrators who each focus on a specific cloud and area of functionality. GG3 has decided to use an Org-Based deployment approach. It wants to protect the investment made and set the team up for success in the future.
What should a Solution Architect recommend as a best practice to put checks in place for decisions on changes moving forward?
