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**Salesforce Certified Catalyst Specialist 考情概览** 本课程面向希望通过 Salesforce Catalyst 方法论在业务成果识别、项目规划以及可组合架构 solusi（解决方案）开发方面获得认证的专业人士。 **课程目标：** * **理解 Catalyst 框架：** 掌握 Catalyst 的关键理念，包括剧本、交付方法、资产生命周期、使用条款、项目类型与阶段、交付模式以及典型角色职责。 * **组织业务驱动因素：** 构建业务环境驱动因素、组织愿景、战略目标、关键绩效指标（KPI）以及举措之间的逻辑关联。 * **应用 Catalyst 原则：** 在架构设计中贯彻 Catalyst 原则，最大化重用潜力，同时兼顾短期目标。 * **定义项目路线图：** 根据组织背景（驱动因素、目标）制定项目路线图，以实现期望的业务成果。 * **实施 C4E（客户赋能中心）：** 掌握 C4E 的概念，包括基础资产、推广流程和 C4E 的运营维护。 * **有效沟通：** 清晰阐述 Catalyst 方法论的优势，并根据利益相关者的兴趣调整沟通策略。 **典型职位：** 架构师、开发人员、技术项目经理、集成产品负责人、IT 专业人员、IT 运营专家。 **考试详情：** * **题型：** 45 道选择题，含最多 5 道非评分题。 * **时长：** 90 分钟。 * **通过分数：** 70%。 * **考试费用：** 200 美元（不含税）。 * **重考费用：** 100 美元（不含税）。 * **考试形式：** 可选择在考试中心或线上进行监考。 * **参考资料：** 考试期间不允许参考任何纸质或在线资料。 * **先决条件：** 无。 **考纲要点：** * **应用 Catalyst 原则 (9%)：** 架构在业务与技术对齐中的作用，组织业务驱动因素，Catalyst 架构原则的价值，集成架构在端到端业务流程中的作用，创建架构意义上的积压工作。 * **利用 Catalyst 知识库 (7%)：** 知识库结构与内容类型，资产类型，资产元数据模型，评估资产适用性。 * **Catalyst 上下文中的架构与 Catalyst 原则架构 (27%)：** 业务与技术对齐，识别业务驱动因素，Catalyst 架构原则价值分析，集成架构作用，架构积压工作，评估项目范围，实现短期与长期目标的平衡，数字平台优势，API 优先连接方法，API 产品化，平衡短期和长期目标。 * **通过 Catalyst 方法实现业务成果 (11%)：** 业务成果及其价值，发现和定义业务成果，业务成果与利益相关者对齐，项目范围与利益相关者对齐，衡量和跟踪业务成果。 * **实施 C4E (15%)：** C4E 定义与价值，C4E 与 CoE 区别，无 C4E 的影响，C4E 组织模式，构建 C4E 的组成部分。 * **使用 Catalyst 方法进行定位与重塑 (11%)：** Catalyst 方法论优势沟通，整合 Catalyst 原则进行范围界定，在偏差时重塑 Catalyst 方法价值，解决对 Catalyst 方法的常见异议。 * **设计可组合解决方案 (20%)：** 可组合性原则与特性，识别通用模式、交互类型和交互模式，处理横切关注点（幂等性、事务性、可靠性等），API 优先连接原则在集成模式中的应用，自动化优势与用例。
About the Salesforce Certified Catalyst Specialist CredentialThe Salesforce Certified Catalyst Specialist credential is designed for professionals involved in business outcome identification, engagement planning, and the development of composable architecture solutions using the Catalyst methodology.Audience Description: Salesforce Certified Catalyst SpecialistCandidates for the Salesforce Certified Catalyst Specialist certification should have the knowledge, skills, and experience to:Understand Catalyst Framework: Identify and define key pillars and concepts of Catalyst, including playbooks, delivery approaches, asset lifecycles, terms of use, engagement types and phases, delivery models, and typical roles and responsibilities.Organize Business Drivers: Structure business environment drivers, organizational vision, strategic goals, objectives, key performance indicators (KPIs), and initiatives into a logical network of influences.Apply Catalyst Principles: Implement Catalyst principles in architectural designs to maximize reuse and potential without neglecting short-term objectives.Define Engagement Roadmaps: Use organizational context (drivers, goals, objectives) to create engagement roadmaps that achieve desired business outcomes.Implement C4E: Explain the concepts of the Center for Enablement (C4E), including foundational assets, promotion processes, and maintaining an operational C4E.Communicate Effectively: Articulate the benefits of adopting a Catalyst approach and tailor messaging to align with stakeholders' interests.Typical Job RolesIndividuals pursuing the Salesforce Certified Catalyst Specialist certification often hold roles such as:ArchitectsDevelopersTechnical Project ManagersIntegration Product OwnersIT ProfessionalsIT Operations SpecialistsAbout the ExamExam DetailsContent: 45 multiple-choice questions and up to five non-scored questionsTime Allotted: 90 minutes (includes time for unscored questions)Passing Score: 70%Registration Fee: USD 200, plus applicable taxes as required by local lawRetake Fee: USD 100, plus applicable taxes as required by local lawDelivery Options: Proctored exam available onsite at a testing center or online. Click here for scheduling information.References: No hard-copy or online materials may be referenced during the exam.Prerequisites: NoneExam OutlineThe Salesforce Certified Catalyst Specialist Exam measures a candidate's knowledge and skills related to the following objectives. Candidates should be able to apply key concepts of the Catalyst methodology when performing business outcome identification, engagement planning, and developing composable architecture solutions. Catalyst Specialist candidates should have knowledge of architecting to Catalyst principles, realizing business outcomes, implementing a Center for Enablement (C4E), and designing composable solutions.Apply Catalyst principles: 9%Articulate the role architecture plays in aligning business and technology.Organize business environment drivers, organizational vision, strategic goals, objectives, key performance indicators (KPIs), and initiatives into a logical network of influences.Analyze the value of each principle of architecting with Catalyst for projects and engagements.Articulate the role of integration architecture in realizing end-to-end business processes.Create a backlog of architectural significance to capture engagement scope in a way that is conducive to architecting in a Catalyst context.Leverage Catalyst Knowledge Hub: 7%Explain the structure and types of Catalyst-related content in Knowledge Hub.Explain the types of assets in Knowledge Hub.Explain the asset metadata model used by Knowledge Hub.Evaluate the applicability of individual assets for a given deployment type.Architecting in a Catalyst Context + Architecting to Catalyst Principles: 27%Articulate the role architecture plays in aligning business and technology.Organize business environment drivers, organizational vision, and strategic goals, objectives, KPIs, and initiatives into a logical network of influences.Analyze the value of each principle of architecting with Catalyst for projects and engagements.Articulate the role of integration architecture in realizing end-to-end business processes.Create a backlog of architectural significance to capture engagement scope in a way that is conducive to architecting in a Catalyst context.Critique too narrow engagement scope definitions and objections to their widening.Architect to maximize reuse and reuse potential without neglecting short-term objectives.Analyze the advantages that architecting on top of a digital platform brings to projects.Apply an API-led approach to connectivity on the conceptual and logical level, making idiomatic use of interaction types and patterns.Architect in the context of projects to support the productization of APIs.Architect to achieve both short-term outcomes and long-term goals, in a balanced way.Realize business outcomes with a Catalyst approach: 11%Articulate business outcomes and their expected value.Discover and define business outcomes.Align business outcomes with stakeholders.Align engagement scope with stakeholders.Measure and track business outcomes.Implement a Center for Enablement (C4E): 15%Describe what C4E is and explain its value proposition.Explain the difference between C4E and Center of Excellence (CoE).Explain the impact of not having a C4E.Describe the C4E organizational models.Describe the components of building a C4E.Position and reframe with Catalyst methodology: 11%Position the benefits of a Catalyst approach to stakeholders.Incorporate the principles of the Catalyst approach to scope engagements.Reframe the value of a Catalyst approach when the team is diverging from a Catalyst approach.Resolve common objections to a Catalyst approach.Design composable solutions: 20%Describe the principles and properties of composability.Identify the generic patterns, interaction types, and interaction patterns on the conceptual and logical levels and apply them to common architectural styles.Address the cross-cutting concerns such as idempotency, transactionality, reliability, etc., in the solution design adhering to Catalyst principles.Apply principles of an API-led approach to connectivity to common integration patterns beyond simple RESTful APIs.Articulate the benefits of automation and identify use cases for it.
