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Which two are customer benefits from Transformative Networking engagements? (Choose two.)
The correct answer is B. Gains a Business and IT-aligned Roadmap. C. Gains an objective assessment about the current IT environment. Transformative Networking engagements are strategic advisory sessions designed to bridge business goals with IT strategy. B is correct because a key deliverable is a Business and IT-aligned Roadmap - a concrete plan that connects organizational objectives to networking…
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Which two are customer benefits from Transformative Networking engagements? (Choose two.)
Options
- AGains details that can be directly written into an RFP.
- BGains a Business and IT-aligned Roadmap.
- CGains an objective assessment about the current IT environment.
- DGives long-time IT leaders gain high visibility across the company.
How the community answered
(46 responses)- A4% (2)
- B89% (41)
- D7% (3)
Explanation
Transformative Networking engagements are strategic advisory sessions designed to bridge business goals with IT strategy. B is correct because a key deliverable is a Business and IT-aligned Roadmap - a concrete plan that connects organizational objectives to networking investments. C is correct because the engagement provides an objective, vendor-neutral assessment of the customer's current IT environment, serving as the baseline for all transformation planning.
A is wrong because producing RFP-ready details would make the engagement procurement-focused and potentially vendor-biased - the opposite of an objective strategic assessment. D is wrong because increasing an IT leader's internal visibility is an incidental personal outcome, not a defined customer benefit of the engagement itself.
Memory tip: Think "Blueprint + Current state" - every transformation starts by knowing where you are (C) and mapping where you're going (B). Anything about RFPs or internal politics is outside the scope of a strategic engagement's value.
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