What best describes the purpose of matching customer requirements with migration use cases to IBM Cloud?

Question

Options

• ATo ensure that the most expensive IBM Cloud services are utilized
• BTo minimize the need for security and compliance in the cloud
• CTo align the migration strategy with the customer's business and technical needs
• DTo avoid using IBM Cloud for complex migrations

• A
  16% (6)
• B
  8% (3)
• C
  70% (26)
• D
  5% (2)

Explanation

Matching customer requirements with migration use cases exists precisely to ensure the migration strategy serves the customer's specific business goals and technical constraints - making C the only logically sound answer. A is wrong because cost optimization (not maximizing expense) is a migration goal, and IBM Cloud offers tiered services to match budget needs. B contradicts reality: cloud migrations typically increase attention to security and compliance, not reduce it. D is wrong because IBM Cloud is specifically designed to handle complex enterprise migrations, which is a core value proposition.

Memory tip: Think of "matching requirements to use cases" as a fit test - you're fitting the solution to the customer's needs, not the other way around. The word "align" in option C is your signal: migration planning is always about alignment with business and technical goals.

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