You are running through an AEM Assets Discovery Checklist for your customer. Their main concerns are low downtime and minimum latency issues. What are two most important questions that you can ask…

Question

Options

• AWhat is the typical network connectivity for users accessing AEM?
• BDo you have asset review/approval workflows?
• CWhat hours are considered "off-peak" for your content authors?
• DDo you intend to use Creative Cloud integration?
• EWhat are the types of assets to be migrated?

• A
  71% (34)
• B
  4% (2)
• D
  17% (8)
• E
  8% (4)

Explanation

Options A and C are correct because they map directly - one-to-one - to the customer's two stated concerns. Network connectivity (A) is the primary driver of latency: understanding bandwidth, connection type, and geographic distribution tells you where slowness will originate and how to optimize asset delivery. Off-peak hours (C) directly address low downtime: scheduling migrations, maintenance windows, and upgrades during those periods minimizes disruption to content authors.

The distractors are wrong because they address other valid discovery areas, just not these specific concerns. Option B (approval workflows) is about governance configuration. Option D (Creative Cloud integration) is about creative toolchain setup. Option E (asset types) informs migration scope and storage planning - useful, but secondary to performance and availability concerns in this context.

Memory tip: Match each answer to a concern - "Access = lAtency" (network connectivity drives speed) and "Clock = downtime" (off-peak hours = the window to take things down safely). Two concerns, two answers, one each.

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