Given a Customer Landscape and Their Requirements, Evaluate Business, Technical, and Architectural Considerations While Defining an Appropriate Org Strategy. DEVELOPMENT-LIFECYCLE-AND-DEPLOYMENT-ARCHITECT Practice Questions (Page 3)

Questions 11–15

1. 11expert · hard

   A company has a Salesforce org that is experiencing performance issues due to high data volume. They are considering splitting the org into multiple orgs to improve performance. However, they have complex cross-functional processes that span sales and service. What should the architect recommend?

   • AUpgrade to a higher Salesforce edition to get better performance.
   • BSplit the org by business function and use a common data warehouse for reporting.
   • CKeep a single org and optimize data management practices, such as archiving and indexing.
   • DSplit the org by region and use Salesforce-to-Salesforce for data sharing.
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2. 12application · medium

   A company has two Salesforce orgs: one for sales and one for customer service. They are experiencing data inconsistency and duplicate records across the orgs. The company wants to improve data quality and reduce manual effort. They are considering merging the orgs. What is the most important factor to evaluate before proceeding?

   • AThe preference of the sales and service teams for a single org.
   • BThe number of users in each org and their training needs.
   • CThe cost of merging the orgs versus the cost of maintaining two orgs.
   • DThe impact on existing integrations and customizations in both orgs.
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4. 13foundation · easy

   A customer is deciding between a single org and multiple orgs. Which of the following is a business consideration that should influence this decision?

   • AThe need to implement a particular integration pattern with an external system
   • BThe desire to use a specific Salesforce API version
   • CThe requirement to store data in a specific cloud region for data residency
   • DThe need to align with different business units that have distinct processes and reporting requirements
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5. 14expert · hard

   A company has a Salesforce org that is integrated with multiple external systems. They are planning to create a new org for a new business unit. The new business unit will need to integrate with the same external systems. What is a key technical trade-off?

   • AThe need to purchase additional licenses versus the benefit of lower costs.
   • BThe need to maintain two orgs versus the benefit of a single org.
   • CThe need to duplicate integrations in the new org versus the benefit of isolation.
   • DThe need to train users on the new org versus the benefit of a fresh start.
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6. 15application · medium

   A company has a Salesforce org with a complex sharing model that is difficult to maintain. They are considering creating a separate org for a subsidiary to simplify governance. What is a potential benefit?

   • AReduced complexity of the sharing model in the main org.
   • BReduced licensing costs.
   • CEasier integration with external systems.
   • DImproved performance of the main org.
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