You are an account manager and your customer asks whether Cisco can become a strategic partner to assist solving the business problems your customer is facing. Which two descriptions best describes the value of the Cisco Business Architecture Methodology? (Choose two.)

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B. ensures that business capabilities and solutions are aligned with business priorities and long-term The methodology ensures that technological solutions and business capabilities are strategically aligned with the customer's overarching business priorities and long-term goals, fostering a partnership approach to problem-solving. C. captures and realizes value from defined business outcomes A key value of the methodology is its ability to identify, define, and then translate business outcomes into tangible value that can be measured and realized by the customer.

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A. clearly illustrates product outcomes via a technology roadmap aligned to high-level business While alignment is good, focusing solely on 'product outcomes' and 'technology roadmap' is too narrow; the methodology encompasses broader business capabilities and strategic value realization.

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D. ensures that product outcomes are aligned to business drivers Similar to A, focusing on 'product outcomes' is a more limited scope compared to the broader value proposition of aligning entire business capabilities and realizing overall value.

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E. ensures that business capabilities are identified in product briefing sessions, clearly highlighting Identifying capabilities in 'product briefing sessions' is too specific and tactical; the methodology's value is strategic and comprehensive, not limited to specific types of sessions.

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