ADEM Self-Serve enables users to get notifications on their devices about which two events? (Choose two.)

Question

Options

• AHigh disk consumption
• BHigh GPU consumption
• CHigh CPU consumption
• DPoor Wi-Fi quality

• A
  4% (2)
• B
  2% (1)
• C
  94% (45)

Explanation

ADEM (Autonomous Digital Experience Management) Self-Serve focuses on the factors most directly tied to end-user application performance and connectivity experience. High CPU consumption (C) impacts how well a device can run applications, and Poor Wi-Fi quality (D) affects network throughput and latency - both are core metrics ADEM monitors to help users self-diagnose experience degradation.

High disk consumption (A) is incorrect because ADEM Self-Serve does not include disk I/O or storage alerts in its notification scope; disk usage is outside its performance telemetry focus. High GPU consumption (B) is incorrect for the same reason - GPU monitoring is not part of ADEM's self-serve notification feature set, as GPU load is less relevant to network-centric digital experience management.

Memory tip: Think of ADEM as a remote worker's two biggest pain points - "My computer is slow" (CPU) and "My internet is bad" (Wi-Fi). Those are exactly the two events it notifies you about.

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