100% OFF- Veeam Certified Architect (VMCA) v12.1 Exam

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Example de quastions:

Which of the following actions is important when defining assumptions in a Veeam project?

Answer Options:

1. Validating them with stakeholders
2. Documenting them for reference
3. Disregarding conflicting information
4. Discussing them in meetings

Correct Answers:

1. Validating them with stakeholders

Explanation 1:

Correct : Validating assumptions with stakeholders ensures that they are accurate and aligned with business needs, reducing the risk of misunderstandings.

Explanation 2:

incorrect : Documentation is important but validation is critical to ensure assumptions are correct.

Explanation 3:

incorrect : Disregarding conflicting information can lead to inaccurate assumptions and project failure.

Explanation 4:

incorrect : Discussing assumptions in meetings is beneficial for clarity and alignment, ensuring all parties agree.