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Select the two best questions you would use to ask your customer about their current web access management solution. Select two.
The correct answer is A. What impact are slow remote access connections having on productivity? F. How do you think a global remote access deployment with integrated acceleration and availability. Effective discovery questions for a web access management (WAM) opportunity focus on business impact and architectural gaps that an F5 solution addresses. Productivity loss from slow remote access and the need for globally distributed, high-availability access are the most releva
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Select the two best questions you would use to ask your customer about their current web access management solution. Select two.
Options
- AWhat impact are slow remote access connections having on productivity?
- BAre you using Google multi-factor authentication?
- CIs user authentication data sitting on partner systems outside your control?
- DHave you standardized on Androids or iPhones?
- EHow are you planning to extend Exchange to your mobile users?
- FHow do you think a global remote access deployment with integrated acceleration and availability
How the community answered
(18 responses)- A94% (17)
- D6% (1)
Why each option
Effective discovery questions for a web access management (WAM) opportunity focus on business impact and architectural gaps that an F5 solution addresses. Productivity loss from slow remote access and the need for globally distributed, high-availability access are the most relevant probes.
Asking about the productivity impact of slow remote access directly uncovers pain around performance and availability - areas where F5 APM combined with BIG-IP's traffic management and acceleration capabilities can provide measurable improvement.
Asking specifically about Google MFA is too narrow and vendor-specific; it does not broadly assess the customer's authentication strategy or uncover WAM gaps.
Questions about partner data sovereignty relate more to federation and identity governance than to the web access management discovery process.
Device preference (Android vs. iPhone) is a mobile device management concern, not a web access management architecture question.
Extending Exchange to mobile users is an email mobility question that addresses a different solution area than web access management.
Asking how the customer plans to extend remote access globally with integrated acceleration and availability surfaces architectural gaps around scale, redundancy, and WAN optimization that map directly to F5 BIG-IP APM and GTM value propositions.
Concept tested: Web access management discovery questioning techniques
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