Given a Scenario, Identify the Project Risks and Mitigation Strategies. TECHNICAL-ARCHITECT Practice Questions (Page 2)

Questions 6–10

1. 6application · medium

   A hospitality company is implementing Salesforce for guest services. The project has a go-live during a major event, and the architect identifies a risk that the system may not handle the expected user load. What is the most appropriate contingency plan?

   • ADelay the go-live until after the event
   • BAccept the risk and hope the system performs adequately
   • CConduct load testing and have a plan to scale up resources if needed
   • DReduce the number of users during the event
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2. 7foundation · easy

   During the discovery phase of a Salesforce implementation, the project team identifies that the customer's IT department has no prior experience with cloud-based platforms and is unfamiliar with Salesforce administration. Which type of project risk does this scenario represent?

   • AOrganizational risk
   • BExternal risk
   • CCompliance risk
   • DTechnical risk
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4. 8foundation · easy

   A Salesforce project faces a risk that a key integration partner may not deliver their part of the work on time. The project manager decides to contract with a second integration vendor to serve as a backup. Which risk mitigation strategy does this represent?

   • AReduction
   • BTransfer
   • CAcceptance
   • DAvoidance
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5. 9application · medium

   A media company is implementing Salesforce Marketing Cloud. The project team is concerned about the risk of low user adoption because the marketing team is used to a different email tool. What is the most appropriate mitigation strategy?

   • ALimit the number of users who can access the new tool
   • BInvolve marketing users in the design and provide comprehensive training
   • CForce the marketing team to use the new tool without training
   • DKeep the old email tool as a backup
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6. 10application · medium

   A financial services company is implementing Salesforce to replace a homegrown system. The project has a fixed go-live date mandated by regulatory compliance. During the design phase, the architect identifies that the integration with a third-party credit-check service has a high likelihood of failure due to unclear API documentation. What should the architect do first?

   • ADocument the risk and assign a mitigation owner to create a proof-of-concept for the integration
   • BImmediately switch to a different credit-check vendor
   • CProceed with the integration as planned and hope the API works
   • DDelay the go-live date to allow more time for integration testing
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