What is a business benefit of Aruba Unified Infrastructure?

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Options

• AIt enables customers to converge management of data center servers, storage, and networking
• BIt enables customers to apply the benefits of AlOps ana Zero Trust Security across wired, wireless,
• CIt enables customers to secure and automate their wired, wireless, and WAN networks without the
• DIt enables customers to create a wired and wireless network that is inherently trustworthy

• A
  11% (5)
• B
  7% (3)
• C
  78% (35)
• D
  4% (2)

Explanation

Aruba Unified Infrastructure is a solution that brings together wired, wireless, and WAN networking under a single management and policy framework. Option C is correct because the defining business benefit is the ability to secure and automate all three network domains (wired, wireless, WAN) without the need for separate tools or overlay solutions - reducing operational complexity and total cost of ownership.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A describes converging data center servers, storage, and networking - that's more aligned with HPE's compute/storage portfolio (e.g., HPE Synergy or SimpliVity), not Aruba's network-focused Unified Infrastructure.
• B is tempting because AIOps and Zero Trust are features of Aruba, but the phrasing is incomplete (the choice is cut off), and it describes capabilities, not the primary business benefit of the unified approach.
• D sounds appealing but is vague - "inherently trustworthy" is not a recognized Aruba business benefit statement, and it omits the WAN component that Unified Infrastructure specifically addresses.

Memory tip: Think of the word "Unified" literally - one infrastructure, one management plane, across all three network types (wired + wireless + WAN). The business benefit is simplification without compromise, which maps directly to C's language about not needing additional tools or overlays.

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