Salesforce Certified B2B Solution Architect (Arch-301) Exam - Topic 7 Question 34 Discussion

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Topic #: 7

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Universal Containers (UC) is at the end of its first and only design phase. UC decided to go ahead and build against the entire future design that was developed and agreed upon by its internal stakeholders and Center of Excellence. But a concern by the executive team is how UC can de-risk itself and stay within budgetduring the build while still hitting the objectives that were defined m the design phase.

Which recommendation should the Solution Architect make to alleviate the executive team's concerns during the build?

AHelp the executive team develop a governanceframework; and team to focus on those concerns throughout the build and track the budget.

BPromise the executive team that the project manager will always give comprehensive budget numbers every week and they will never overrun on budget.

CHelp the executive team understand that they created their entire complete vision of the solution already and there is no chance anything new will come up during the build.

DAssure the executive team that the current project is at a fixed scope and there will not beany overrun on budget.

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Suggested Answer: B

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by Justine at Jun 03, 2024, 01:40 PM

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Kiley

5 months ago

A is definitely the best approach to manage risks.

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Gerald

5 months ago

D seems too good to be true, how can they guarantee that?

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Vicki

5 months ago

C is a bit naive, things always come up during builds.

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Kanisha

5 months ago

B is unrealistic, you can't promise no overruns!

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Rozella

6 months ago

A governance framework sounds smart for tracking budget.

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Chanel

6 months ago

Option D sounds tempting, but I recall that fixed scope projects can still face unexpected costs. I’m leaning towards A for a more proactive approach.

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Lai

6 months ago

I feel like we went over a similar question where we had to address stakeholder concerns. I think A is the best way to ensure they feel secure about the budget.

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Joana

6 months ago

I'm not entirely sure, but I think promising the executive team that the project manager will always provide budget numbers sounds risky. Option B seems too optimistic.

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Novella

6 months ago

I remember we discussed the importance of governance frameworks in our last study session. It seems like A could be the right choice since it focuses on tracking concerns throughout the build.

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Micah

6 months ago

I'm leaning towards Option A. Proactively managing the concerns of the executive team and providing visibility into the project's progress seems like the smartest move here.

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Donette

6 months ago

I'm a bit confused by the options. Promising no budget overruns or scope changes seems unrealistic. I'll need to re-read the question and think it through.

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Salome

6 months ago

Option A sounds like the best approach to me. Establishing a governance framework and tracking budget/objectives closely seems like the most prudent way to de-risk the project.

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Lavina

6 months ago

Hmm, the key here is finding a way to address the executive team's concerns about budget and scope creep. I'll need to analyze each recommendation closely.

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Glory

7 months ago

This seems like a tricky one. I'll need to carefully consider the options and think through the potential risks and trade-offs.

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Fatima

7 months ago

Hmm, the hex string is throwing me off. I'll need to review my notes on the various encoding methods to figure this out.

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Carylon

7 months ago

Hmm, I'm a bit unsure about this one. The options seem to cover a range of audit areas, so I'll need to think carefully about how fraud risk could impact each of those. Might be worth reviewing my notes on audit planning and risk assessment.

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Martin

7 months ago

If I recall correctly, North America, Europe, and Asia might be the main ones. They seem larger in terms of market presence compared to the others.

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Annelle

11 months ago

Option F: Convince the executive team that the real solution is to build the entire project in Minecraft. It's a fixed scope, no budget overruns, and you can even let the team play with the end result!

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Minna

11 months ago

Option E: Dress up as a magician, wave a wand, and make the budget concerns disappear. Guaranteed to impress the executive team, or at least get you a spot on the next season of 'America's Got Talent'.

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Shawn

10 months ago

D) Assure the executive team that the current project is at a fixed scope and there will not be any overrun on budget.

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Santos

10 months ago

A) Help the executive team develop a governance framework; and team to focus on those concerns throughout the build and track the budget.

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Holley

10 months ago

B) Promise the executive team that the project manager will always give comprehensive budget numbers every week and they will never overrun on budget.

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Beatriz

10 months ago

A) Help the executive team develop a governance framework; and team to focus on those concerns throughout the build and track the budget.

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Bettina

11 months ago

Option D sounds like a recipe for disaster. Assuring the executive team that there will be no budget overruns is simply not credible and will only set them up for disappointment.

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Zack

10 months ago

A) Help the executive team develop a governance framework; and team to focus on those concerns throughout the build and track the budget.

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Edwin

10 months ago

B) Promise the executive team that the project manager will always give comprehensive budget numbers every week and they will never overrun on budget.

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Vi

11 months ago

A) Help the executive team develop a governance framework; and team to focus on those concerns throughout the build and track the budget.

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Brandon

12 months ago

Option C is just unrealistic. It's highly unlikely that the entire design was perfect, and new requirements or issues are bound to come up during the build. The Solution Architect shouldn't try to delude the executive team.

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Sarina

10 months ago

A) Help the executive team develop a governance framework; and team to focus on those concerns throughout the build and track the budget.

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Kati

11 months ago

B) Promise the executive team that the project manager will always give comprehensive budget numbers every week and they will never overrun on budget.

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Meaghan

11 months ago

A) Help the executive team develop a governance framework; and team to focus on those concerns throughout the build and track the budget.

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Lajuana

1 year ago

I'm not sure I agree with Option B. Promising comprehensive budget numbers every week is a bold claim, and it's unlikely that the project manager can guarantee no budget overruns.

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Antione

11 months ago

I) I agree, having a governance framework in place will definitely help manage the budget and risks.

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Junita

12 months ago

A) Help the executive team develop a governance framework; and team to focus on those concerns throughout the build and track the budget.

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Ty

1 year ago

Option A seems like the best approach. Building a governance framework and having a dedicated team to track the budget and concerns will help mitigate risks during the build phase.

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