HPE0-P26 · Question #77
A customer purchased a custom HPE GreenLake solution last year. The customer tells you the company is starting a new pilot project and is concerned about running out of capacity. Current utilization…
The correct answer is A. Yes. A (Yes) is correct because when a customer's needs change - such as adding a new pilot project with capacity concerns at 88% utilization - the HPE GreenLake process requires creating a new Start BOM (Bill of Materials) and End BOM to formally capture the updated solution…
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A customer purchased a custom HPE GreenLake solution last year. The customer tells you the company is starting a new pilot project and is concerned about running out of capacity. Current utilization peaks at around 88 percent, but is usually lower. Is this part of the process that you should complete to meet the customer’s changing needs? Solution: Create a new Start BOM and End BOM for a new custom solution based on the new customer requirements.
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- AYes
- BNo
How the community answered
(27 responses)- A81% (22)
- B19% (5)
Explanation
A (Yes) is correct because when a customer's needs change - such as adding a new pilot project with capacity concerns at 88% utilization - the HPE GreenLake process requires creating a new Start BOM (Bill of Materials) and End BOM to formally capture the updated solution requirements. The Start BOM documents the current state before changes, while the End BOM defines the target configuration; together they establish the baseline for any new or expanded custom GreenLake engagement.
There are no distractors in this question since it's a Yes/No format - the only alternative (No) is wrong because ignoring capacity risk at 88% peak utilization and failing to re-baseline the BOM would leave the customer without a formally scoped solution, which violates the GreenLake change management process.
Memory tip: Think "BOM bookends" - any time a customer's requirements change in GreenLake, you Bracket the change with a Start BOM (where you are) and an End BOM (where you're going). If the situation changes, the BOMs change.
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