Which two concepts does "NCPI agility" address? (Choose two.)

Question

Options

• AAbility to virtualize
• BAbility to oversize
• CAbility to reconfigure
• DSpeed of deployment

• A
  10% (3)
• B
  7% (2)
• C
  80% (24)
• D
  3% (1)

Explanation

NCPI agility (Network-Critical Physical Infrastructure agility) addresses the ability to adapt physical infrastructure quickly and efficiently. The two correct answers are C (Ability to reconfigure) and D (Speed of deployment) - NCPI agility is specifically defined around how fast you can restructure or redeploy infrastructure components in response to changing demands.

• A (Ability to virtualize) is incorrect because virtualization is a property of compute/networking layers, not a dimension of NCPI agility - it belongs to discussions of scalability or abstraction, not physical infrastructure adaptability.
• B (Ability to oversize) is incorrect and actually contradicts agility principles; oversizing means provisioning excess capacity upfront, which is the opposite of an agile, right-sized approach.

Memory tip: Think of agility as "how fast can I react?" - Reconfigure (C) and Rapid deployment (D) both start with that "re-act" mindset. Virtualize and oversize are neither about speed nor reconfiguration, so they fall outside NCPI agility's scope.

No community discussion yet for this question.