Which two classes of solutions enable business outcomes for the Energy/Utilities industry? (Choose two.)

While routing is foundational for any network, 'Advanced Routing' is a networking feature or capability rather than a comprehensive solution class specifically highlighted for driving business outcomes in Energy/Utilities.

Energy and Utilities companies rely heavily on centralized data processing for operational technology (OT) and information technology (IT) systems, supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA), and smart grid applications, all supported by robust data center and virtualization infrastructures.

Similar to advanced routing, 'Multilayer Switching' is a core networking capability rather than a broad solution class specifically targeted at enabling business outcomes for Energy/Utilities in the context of high-level solutions.

Internet of Everything (IoE), encompassing IoT devices and and connectivity, is fundamental for smart grids, remote monitoring of infrastructure (pipelines, power lines, meters), predictive maintenance, and real-time operational efficiency in the geographically dispersed assets of the energy and utilities sector.

Remote Expert is a specific collaboration tool or service, which, while beneficial, is typically a niche application rather than a foundational 'class of solutions' for an entire industry's business outcomes.

While utilities might use service provider networks, 'Service Provider Network Infrastructure' refers to the core network architecture for ISPs/telcos, which is distinct from the operational and IT solutions within an Energy/Utilities enterprise.