HPE2-W07 · Question #175
A customer's top priority is gaining network agility by eliminating management silos between wired, wireless, and WAN solutions. What should you emphasize to this customer?
The correct answer is B. As-a-Service solutions allow customers to consume technology how they want. Option B is correct because the customer's stated goal is network agility and eliminating management silos - meaning they want flexibility in how they consume and manage technology across wired, wireless, and WAN. As-a-Service (aaS) solutions directly address this by allowing…
Question
A customer's top priority is gaining network agility by eliminating management silos between wired, wireless, and WAN solutions. What should you emphasize to this customer?
Options
- AUnified Infrastructure eases integration and simplifies management.
- BAs-a-Service solutions allow customers to consume technology how they want.
- CZero Trust Security shrinks the attack surface and protects the network.
- DAlOps can reduce errors and unplanned network outages.
How the community answered
(41 responses)- A5% (2)
- B78% (32)
- C15% (6)
- D2% (1)
Explanation
Option B is correct because the customer's stated goal is network agility and eliminating management silos - meaning they want flexibility in how they consume and manage technology across wired, wireless, and WAN. As-a-Service (aaS) solutions directly address this by allowing customers to choose their consumption model (cloud-managed, subscription-based, etc.), breaking down the operational boundaries between those three domains under a unified delivery model.
Why the distractors fall short:
- A (Unified Infrastructure) addresses integration and simplification, but the focus is on hardware/architecture convergence, not consumption flexibility or agility - it's close but misses the "how they want" angle.
- C (Zero Trust Security) targets attack surface reduction and security posture, which is unrelated to management silos or agility.
- D (AIOps) reduces errors and outages through automation - valuable operationally, but it doesn't address the organizational/consumption model the customer is asking about.
Memory tip: When you see "agility" + "eliminate silos" + "how they consume technology," that's the aaS keyword cluster. Think: "Agility = As-a-Service" - the customer wants to choose their own model, not be locked into one delivery method.
Community Discussion
No community discussion yet for this question.