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Becoming a Salesforce Certified Technical Architect

Becoming a Salesforce Certified Technical Architect

By : Bahri
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Becoming a Salesforce Certified Technical Architect

Becoming a Salesforce Certified Technical Architect

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By: Bahri

Overview of this book

This book is a complete guide to learning essential architectural concepts that’ll enable you to deliver secure, high-performant Salesforce solutions and pass the Salesforce CTA review board exam with confidence. This second edition comes with updated content, additional supporting material such as cheat sheets, and detailed practical examples, and helps you learn key soft skills to craft a winning presentation. You’ll begin by reviewing vital architectural concepts needed to create a scalable end-to-end Salesforce solution. Next, you’ll find out how to identify requirements and break down a problem into smaller, more solvable parts. As you advance, you’ll gain practical experience in managing design decisions and defending them using real-world scenarios. The book also helps familiarize you with the correct methodology to structure your solution presentation and the necessary supporting artifacts. Finally, you’ll practice providing solutions for two full hypothetical scenarios and structuring your playback step by step. By the end of this Salesforce book, you’ll be able to design a highly scalable Salesforce solution and create suitable material to comfortably explain the end-to-end solution to the CTA review board and potentially your customer, and have a higher chance of passing.
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Anatomy of a Review Board Scenario

As you learned in Chapter 12, Practice the Review Board: First Mock, and Chapter 14, Practice the Review Board: Second Mock, the review board scenarios are usually structured in a specific way. They typically contain the following sections:

  • Project overview: This section provides general information about the company (which is what the scenario is all about), the services it provides, pain points, geographic locations covered by the company, growth plans, and so on. This section is generally helpful for you to understand the bigger picture. It can also help you develop your initial understanding of potential actors (the group of users who would eventually interact with the solution) and the role hierarchy details.

This section might include some important figures, such as the number of employees (which could be the potential users of your proposed solution). However, this is not necessarily the only place where such figures can exist...

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