You need to recommend a solution for the research department computers in the Paris office. Which action should you include in the recommendation?

While USMT can use a remote migration store, a hard-link migration is generally preferred for in-place OS refreshes due to its speed and lack of network dependency.

A User State Migration Tool (USMT) script that performs a hard-link migration is ideal for refreshing an operating system on an existing computer because it creates hard links to user files on the local drive, enabling a very fast migration without moving data off the disk or requiring network bandwidth.

Configuration Manager can integrate with USMT for deployment, but USMT itself is the tool that performs the hard-link migration, not a generic Configuration Manager package.

Configuration Manager packages are for deploying software or scripts; "remote configuration storage" is not a standard USMT migration type or a primary concern for user state migration efficiency compared to hard-linking.