When determining workflow requirements for AEM Cloud Service migration, what factors should be considered?

Question

Options

• AThe duration of downtime required for workflow migration.
• BOnly the complexity of existing workflows.
• CThe impact of workflow changes on business processes and stakeholders.
• DThe availability of Adobe support for workflow migration.

• A
  5% (3)
• B
  15% (8)
• C
  76% (42)
• D
  4% (2)

Explanation

When migrating workflows to AEM Cloud Service, the primary concern is understanding how workflow changes will affect the people and processes that depend on them - making C the correct answer, as stakeholder impact and business process continuity are central to any migration planning exercise.

A is a distractor because downtime is a tactical concern, not a requirements factor - it's a constraint to manage, not a driver of what the workflow requirements actually are. B is incomplete; complexity alone doesn't capture the full picture, since a simple workflow that touches a critical business process matters far more than a complex one no one uses. D is irrelevant to determining requirements - Adobe support availability is a resource consideration, not a factor in scoping what needs to be migrated or changed.

Memory tip: Think "who is affected?" - requirements always trace back to people and processes. If a workflow change breaks a business process or surprises a stakeholder, the migration failed regardless of technical correctness.

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