Universal Containers (UC) is about to complete an initial planning of a complex solution involving multiple customer personas. UC wants to ensure it has a comprehensive understanding of what kinds of business outcomes the customers want to achieve before presenting them a solution.
Which method of discovery should a Solution Architect suggest to UC?
What should a Solution Architect do to ensure that all requirements for a multi-cloud implementation are captured during discovery sessions so that project stakeholders are aligned with the project team on deliverables?
A corporate bank has decided to use a multi-cloud solution to reduce time to market, showcase a 360-degree view of the bank's business customers, and improve CSAT rating by increasing channels for customer service. The CIO has asked to run a discovery workshop with one goal: understanding existing technical dependencies within the organisation.
What should a Solution Architect recommend as the top priority to start this journey?
Universal Containers serves customers globally across two businesses. Each business has its own org for managing its sales and support operations. Each line of business also maintains its own reporting systems using both CRM Analytics and Salesforce reports, but the CEO is asking for a unique dashboard that includes the global opportunity pipeline with data from both orgs.
Universal Containers (UC) is looking to implement a CPQ + B2B Commerce multi-cloud solution and use the CPQ B2B Commerce Connector to keep the two in sync. As part of this implementation, UC is looking to be able to have a streamlined product and pricing experience. As UC would like to sell product kits with tiered pricing through the self-service storefront, it would like to ensure this model can be supported effectively.
Which two considerations should a Solution Architect keep in mind for the implementation?