If you wish to create a custom transformer that defines an organization-wide process that should be conducted the same way in all workspaces, which transformer type should you choose?

If you wish to create a custom transformer that defines an organization-wide process that should be conducted the same way in all workspaces, which transformer type should you choose?

• A. Linked
• B. Embedded
• C. Global
• D. Shared

Answer: (A)

Using a Linked transformer provides a single source of transformation logic that lives outside any one workspace and can be reused across the entire organization. You place the custom transformer in a central location and link to it from all workspaces, so any updates to that shared logic automatically apply everywhere. This ensures the process is conducted the same way in every workspace, avoiding duplicates and inconsistent behavior that would happen if the transformer were embedded in each workspace. Global or Shared approaches don’t inherently offer the same centralized reuse, so they don’t meet the goal of organization-wide standardization.

Using a Linked transformer provides a single source of transformation logic that lives outside any one workspace and can be reused across the entire organization. You place the custom transformer in a central location and link to it from all workspaces, so any updates to that shared logic automatically apply everywhere. This ensures the process is conducted the same way in every workspace, avoiding duplicates and inconsistent behavior that would happen if the transformer were embedded in each workspace. Global or Shared approaches don’t inherently offer the same centralized reuse, so they don’t meet the goal of organization-wide standardization.