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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT listed as a possible CDM scope?

Scope in CDM defines where the program’s governance, diagnostics, and mitigation efforts apply. The standard options move from a narrow boundary to broader ones: just the current project, then the entire business unit, and finally the whole enterprise. These reflect organizational boundaries that CDM uses to allocate resources and enforce policies. Describing a boundary as “across the cloud network” is a technical/topology view, not a typical management scope boundary in CDM. You’d handle cross-cloud considerations within the enterprise-wide scope or through a broader program, but “across the cloud network” isn’t a listed CDM scope.

Scope in CDM defines where the program’s governance, diagnostics, and mitigation efforts apply. The standard options move from a narrow boundary to broader ones: just the current project, then the entire business unit, and finally the whole enterprise. These reflect organizational boundaries that CDM uses to allocate resources and enforce policies. Describing a boundary as “across the cloud network” is a technical/topology view, not a typical management scope boundary in CDM. You’d handle cross-cloud considerations within the enterprise-wide scope or through a broader program, but “across the cloud network” isn’t a listed CDM scope.