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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 framework comprises four pillars: Connected Factory Automation, Connected Factory Wireless, Connected Factory Security, and Connected Factory Energy Management - which focuses on monitoring and optimizing energy consumption…
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
(39 responses)- A3% (1)
- B92% (36)
- C5% (2)
Explanation
Option B is correct because Cisco's Connected Factory framework comprises four pillars: Connected Factory Automation, Connected Factory Wireless, Connected Factory Security, and Connected Factory Energy Management - which focuses on monitoring and optimizing energy consumption across industrial environments.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- A (Cloud): "Connected Factory Cloud" is not one of the four defined Cisco pillars; cloud capabilities are embedded within the framework rather than standing as a separate named solution.
- C (Outlets): Completely fabricated - no such Cisco solution exists.
- D (Pipelines): Also fabricated; pipeline management is not a named Cisco Connected Factory solution category.
Memory tip: Think of the four solutions as covering the core factory concerns - what it does (Automation), how it talks (Wireless), how it's protected (Security), and what it costs to run (Energy Management). Energy is the often-forgotten "operational cost" pillar.
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