Which factors most often dictate the end user's display needs? (Select three.)

Question

Options

• AMarket
• BComputing system
• CErgonomics g workflow g industry
• DNetwork capabilities

• A
  82% (28)
• C
  18% (6)

Explanation

Market (A), computing system (B), and network capabilities (D) are the three primary factors that dictate display needs because they represent hard constraints on what a user can use, not just what they prefer. The market determines what display technologies are available and at what price points, while the computing system's hardware - GPU, ports, supported resolutions - defines what displays are physically compatible. Network capabilities matter especially in thin-client, virtual desktop, or remote-work environments where bandwidth and latency directly affect which display configurations are viable.

Why C is wrong: Ergonomics, workflow, and industry are genuine considerations, but they represent user preferences and guidelines rather than the primary factors that dictate (i.e., constrain or determine) display selection - they shape what a user wants, not what they're able to use.

Memory tip: Think of the three correct answers as the "outer limits" - Market (what exists), Computing system (what your hardware supports), and Network (what your infrastructure allows). These set the ceiling and floor before ergonomics or workflow preferences even enter the conversation.

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