The deployment target for a transformed workload was chosen because it ran fastest in the proof-of-concept demo. What is missing from that decision?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
A fast demo tells you about the demo. It doesn't prove the target fits your real architecture, data gravity, integration, or governance needs.
Full Explanation
The correct answer is the consideration of the enterprise's actual architecture, data gravity, integration and governance requirements beyond demo conditions. Demo conditions are simplified and rarely reflect production data volumes, integration surfaces or governance controls, so speed observed there is a poor basis for a deployment decision on its own.
The answer claiming nothing is missing is incorrect because demo performance alone omits the architectural and governance factors that actually determine production fit.
The answer recommending a second demo run to confirm the same speed result is incorrect because repeating the same narrow test does not add the missing dimensions.
The answer requiring approval from the vendor that built the demo environment is incorrect because vendor approval is not a substitute for evaluating the enterprise's own requirements.
For the exam, deployment decisions should rest on architecture, data gravity, integration and governance, not on demo speed.