Universal Containers (UC) is currently utilizing Sales Cloud and Revenue Cloud for its direct Sales team. UC would like to create an indirect Sales team with its vendors using Experience Cloud as the front end with the same kind of quoting functionality the direct Sales team uses within Revenue Cloud. However, UC wants to ensure that data from the internal direct Sales team is not visible to the external indirect Sales team in Experience Cloud.
What is the first configuration a Solution Architect should consider when implementing Experience Cloud in this scenario?

Universal Containers (UC) is starting to go through an inventory of capabilities in regard to its many data warehouses. UC's data warehouses are currently being provided with data from OMS, ERP, Accounting, and other inventory management systems. Data warehouses are utilized by those systems for storage or analytics purposes.
UC plans to utilize the Systems of Engagement framework to classify its systems based on how they will be utilized within the enterprise architecture. UC would like to understand which systems it should directly integrate with versus utilizing the data warehouses where that data may also be stored.
How should a Solution Architect classify the data warehouses as systems within the enterprise architecture of this scenario?

SharpField is a fast-growing company that provides SaaS for commercial service providers. SharpField has been acquiring other similar companies and plans to continue to do so for the near future.
After a recent acquisition of a company that also has a Salesforce org, the CIO wants to know the correct path forward on deciding whether to integrate the acquired companies into SharpField's existing landscape.
What should a Solution Architect recommend to the CIO to ensure the correct org strategy for SharpField going forward?

Universal Containers (UC) acquired two companies. As part of its transformation and consolidation program, UC needs to bring all of its disparate partner strategies together and see what can be combined across all of its indirect sales channels. Each company currently has its own Salesforce environment utilizing Sales Cloud and Experience Cloud for Partners. Each company also follows its own unique business processes for partners. However, UC has recently developed a new vision and journey focused on a single indirect channel with a single Salesforce environment aligned to its corporate strategy.
Given UC's new journey for engaging its indirect channel, what are the next two steps the Solution Architect should recommend?
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UC Foods, a global manufacturing organisation, builds and sells a variety of food processing equipment on its B2B Commerce site. Customers often tailor their equipment by selecting from several product variants. Depending on the options selected, an order will sometimes require manual intervention by a sales person to determine the price for the customized piece of equipment.
Once the machines have been purchased, each machine comes with a 1-year warranty, which entitles the customer to quarterly visits to inspect and perform maintenance on the machines to keep them in proper working order.
How can a Solution Architect use a multi-cloud solution to address the needs of the organization to efficiently support the selling of equipment and planning of quarterly visits for the machines?