Among the many benefits and differentiators of Cisco Business Edition 6000 is its business scalability. Which three Cisco Business Edition 6000 characteristics contribute to its business…

Question

Options

• Adeployment flexibility with unified provisioning
• Bserver redundancy and Unified SRST
• Creduced carbon footprint
• Dincreased agility and investment protect
• Erapid return on investment
• Fhigh availability
• Gsolution growing with company growth

• A
  4% (2)
• B
  2% (1)
• C
  6% (3)
• D
  78% (40)
• F
  10% (5)

Explanation

Business scalability in Cisco BE6000 refers specifically to how well the solution adapts to and grows alongside a company - options D, E, and G map directly to this concept: the solution is designed to expand as the business expands (G), it protects your initial investment while remaining agile enough to change (D), and its cost-efficiency means money saved can be reinvested into further growth (E).

The distractors fall under different BE6000 benefit categories, not scalability: A (deployment flexibility/unified provisioning) belongs to the "simple deployment" pillar; B (server redundancy and Unified SRST) and F (high availability) both belong to the "high availability" pillar; and C (reduced carbon footprint) is an environmental/sustainability benefit with no direct scalability connection.

Memory tip: Think of the word SCALE - the scalability answers are about Saving money fast (ROI), Changing with the business (agility/investment protection), and Adding capacity as you grow (solution grows with company). If an answer sounds like "uptime" or "reliability," it's high availability, not scalability.

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