According to the WLA Standards Framework, which phase of wireless network design involves meeting with the customer to collect business and technical requirements?

The correct answer is C. the Define phase. Option C (Define) is correct because the WLA Standards Framework's Define phase is specifically focused on discovery and requirements gathering - this is where you meet with the customer to understand their business goals, technical constraints, existing infrastructure, and…

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Options

Athe Deploy phase
Bthe Design phase
Cthe Define phase
Dthe Diagnose phase

How the community answered

(35 responses)

A
11% (4)
B
3% (1)
C
83% (29)
D
3% (1)

Explanation

Option C (Define) is correct because the WLA Standards Framework's Define phase is specifically focused on discovery and requirements gathering - this is where you meet with the customer to understand their business goals, technical constraints, existing infrastructure, and coverage needs before any design work begins.

Why the distractors are wrong:

Deploy (A) is the implementation phase - hardware is installed and configured after design decisions have already been made.
Design (B) is tempting but wrong; Design comes after requirements are collected - it's where you translate those requirements into an actual network architecture and RF plan.
Diagnose (D) is a post-deployment troubleshooting/validation phase, not a planning or requirements phase.

Memory tip: Think of the 4 D's in chronological order - Define → Design → Deploy → Diagnose. Just like building a house, you must define what the client wants before an architect can design it.

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