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Three of the Cisco Connected Factory solutions are: Connected Factory Automation, Connected factory wireless, and connected factory security which option is the fourth solution?
The correct answer is B. Connected Factory Energy Management. Option B is correct because Cisco's Connected Factory portfolio consists of four pillars: Automation, Wireless, Security, and Energy Management - addressing the operational, connectivity, protection, and sustainability needs of industrial environments. Option A (Cloud) is a…
Question
Three of the Cisco Connected Factory solutions are: Connected Factory Automation, Connected factory wireless, and connected factory security which option is the fourth solution?
Options
- AConnected Factory Cloud.
- BConnected Factory Energy Management.
- CConnected Factory Outlets.
- DConnected Factory Pipelines.
How the community answered
(31 responses)- A3% (1)
- B94% (29)
- C3% (1)
Explanation
Option B is correct because Cisco's Connected Factory portfolio consists of four pillars: Automation, Wireless, Security, and Energy Management - addressing the operational, connectivity, protection, and sustainability needs of industrial environments.
Option A (Cloud) is a distractor; while cloud integration exists in Cisco's broader architecture, "Connected Factory Cloud" is not a named pillar of the Connected Factory solution set. Option C (Outlets) is nonsensical in this context - outlets are physical electrical infrastructure, not a Cisco solution category. Option D (Pipelines) is similarly fabricated; pipelines may relate to OT/ICS environments generically, but it's not a Cisco Connected Factory pillar.
Memory tip: Think of the four pillars as AWSE - Automation, Wireless, Security, Energy Management. These map to the four core concerns of a smart factory: what it does, how it communicates, how it's protected, and how it consumes power.
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