CCAR-P enterprise case studies
The real exam groups questions around shared scenarios. Each case study here is one enterprise architecture: read the brief, then answer a series of linked questions while the situation evolves — a new stakeholder, an outage, a migration. This is the closest practice to how the Professional exam actually reads.
Clinical Documentation Copilot for a Multi-National Hospital Network
A caselet: architect a GDPR-compliant, in-region Claude system over an existing clinical-notes RAG pipeline, holding a p95 < 3s point-of-care SLA and a fixed budget — while the CISO, an outage, and Legal reshape the constraints mid-flight.
13 linked questions
The Adjuster's Second Pair of Hands: Auditable AI at Meridian Mutual
A mid-to-large personal-lines insurer wires Claude into its claims desk to draft adjuster replies to policyholders. High volume, tight SLAs, and a state regulator that can demand proof of every automated decision force the architecture to earn its keep on evidence, not just accuracy.
13 linked questions
Meridian Digital Bank: An Agent for Support and Dispute Triage
A regulated neobank puts a Claude agent between its customers and their money. Follow the build from first architecture call through a prompt-injection scare, a budget review, and a new real-time dispute channel — and decide, at each beat, the least-risky next move.
13 linked questions
Peak-Season Support at a Global Retailer
A global e-commerce brand is rolling out a Claude-powered customer-support and product-recommendation system. Follow the team from launch through a 10x Black Friday surge, a cost-mix review, and a brand-safety incident — making the architecture, model-routing, and guardrail decisions that keep it fast, cheap, and safe.
13 linked questions
Sovereign Citizen-Services Assistant for a Public-Sector Agency
A low-risk-tolerance government agency stands up a Claude assistant over public and restricted citizen records — under data-sovereignty law, FedRAMP-style compliance, mandatory auditability, and accessibility duties. Follow the build from platform selection through an audit, a tightening sovereignty rule, and a discovered access-control gap.
13 linked questions
Grounding the Line: A Maintenance Knowledge Assistant Across 40 Plants
A global industrial manufacturer replaces a legacy chatbot with a Claude-based maintenance and supplier-document assistant. Follow the build across edge-plant connectivity limits, an existing MCP tool layer, cost pressure, and a migration cutover — debugging symptom to architecture cause along the way.
13 linked questions