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B2B-Solution-Architect Exam
The Salesforce B2B-Solution-Architect Exam encompasses a broad range of Salesforce clouds, including:
The Salesforce B2B Solution Architect and B2C Commerce Architect exams focus on different aspects of the Salesforce platform, tailored for distinct business models and strategies. Here’s a breakdown of their key differences:
Universal Containers is at the start of a digital transformation program. Members of the executive leadership team have provided a list of internal and external stakeholders who are dedicated to formulating the vision and desired business outcomes in a 2-day workshop. The executive leadership team hasmade the request to understand what the customer experience will look like out of this workshop.
What should a Solution Architect do to help formulate the high-level business vision and desired business outcomes?
Towards the end of the discovery phase, the sales manager and subject matter experts raise a request to get hands-on experience with the solution as soon as possible. They want to ensure the requirements they provided are correctly built out inSalesforce. The project sponsor is unsure how that request may affect the schedule.
Which method should a Solution Architect consider in this scenario to validate the requirements during the build sprint without impacting the project timelines?
Universal Containers (UC) is starting to go through an inventory of capabilities in regard to its many data warehouses. UC's data warehouses are currently being provided with data from OMS, ERP, Accounting, and other inventory management systems. Data warehouses are utilized by those systems for storage or analytics purposes.
UC plans to utilize the Systems of Engagement framework to classify its systems based on how they will be utilized within the enterprise architecture. UC would like to understand which systems it should directly integrate with versus utilizing the data warehouses where that data may also be stored.
How should a Solution Architect classify the data warehouses as systems within the enterprise architecture of this scenario?