Final answer:
The command to implement Single Sign-On (SSO) for the production domain in PowerShell is not represented by any of the provided options and would typically be specific to the SSO solution in use. It's essential to consult the documentation for the correct cmdlet.
Step-by-step explanation:
To implement Single Sign-On (SSO) for the production domain in PowerShell after completing an SSO pilot, you would use a PowerShell cmdlet specific to your Identity Provider (IdP) or SSO solution. While the exact command can vary based on the system you are using, none of the options a) Set-SSOProduction, b) Enable-SSOProduction, c) Configure-SSOProduction, d) SSO-Pilot-Finish represent standard PowerShell cmdlets. It is critical to follow the documentation provided by your SSO solution to proceed with the correct implementation. If these options are specific to a proprietary system or a custom PowerShell module, you should consult the related documentation or support resources for that system.