C1000-065 · Question #8
Which of the following is true about integration with collaboration platforms?
The correct answer is D. Integration with Slack is supported. Integration with Slack is a supported collaboration platform feature, making D the straightforward correct answer - it's a direct, factual statement about platform capability with no false conditions attached. Why the distractors are wrong: A is false because collaboration…
Question
Which of the following is true about integration with collaboration platforms?
Options
- AIntegration with any collaboration platform can be used with report objects but not dashboard
- BIntegration with IBM Connections is si
- CA link to a report in "my content" can be shared to a team Slack channel if the integration is
- DIntegration with Slack is supported.
How the community answered
(45 responses)- A4% (2)
- B7% (3)
- C2% (1)
- D87% (39)
Explanation
Integration with Slack is a supported collaboration platform feature, making D the straightforward correct answer - it's a direct, factual statement about platform capability with no false conditions attached.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- A is false because collaboration platform integrations typically work with both reports and dashboards, not reports alone - artificially restricting it to one object type makes the statement incorrect.
- B is incomplete (cut off mid-sentence), but statements about IBM Connections integrations are generally more limited or deprecated compared to Slack; any absolute claim about it is likely overstated.
- C adds a false condition: content stored in "My Content" is personal/private and cannot be meaningfully shared to a team Slack channel because other users won't have access to it - only content in Team Content is shareable in that context.
Memory tip: Think "S for Slack = Supported, S for Simple." On exam questions about integrations, watch for options that add restrictive conditions (A: "but not dashboards") or require shared personal content (C) - these are classic distractor patterns. The cleanest, unconditional true statement is almost always the right answer.
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