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Applications & Integration
A requirement states claim data may not leave the hospital network, and separately that the team would like to cut costs. Which should settle the architecture first?
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Answer: B — The data-residency constraint, because it eliminates options rather than ranking them
Constraints eliminate; preferences only rank. Optimising for cost and then discovering you've violated data residency is the failure this distinction exists to prevent.
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