Senior professionals in each region need to join a conference at a specified time point every Friday. The conference type is ().

Question

Options

• AInstant conference
• BScheduled conference
• CSiteCall conference (conference initiated on an end point)
• DConference through system convening

• A
  5% (1)
• B
  74% (14)
• C
  5% (1)
• D
  16% (3)

Explanation

Scheduled Conference (B) is correct because the scenario involves a recurring meeting at a fixed time (every Friday) with pre-known participants - exactly what a scheduled conference is designed for. It allows administrators to pre-configure participants, time slots, and resources in advance.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A (Instant conference): Created on-the-fly with no pre-planning - unsuitable for a recurring, time-specific meeting.
• C (SiteCall/Endpoint-initiated): This is triggered manually from a physical endpoint device, not configured around a repeating schedule.
• D (System convening): This refers to the system automatically calling participants to join, which is a method of joining, not a conference type defined by recurrence or scheduling.

Memory tip: Think of "scheduled" the same way you'd think of a calendar invite - if you know the day, time, and attendees in advance and it repeats, it's a Scheduled Conference. Any time a question mentions "specified time" or "every [day]," that's your cue to pick B.

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