PEGACPDC26V1 sample questions

Question 1

A global telecommunications company is transitioning their marketing operations to Pega Customer Decision Hub. The Chief Marketing Officer wants to move away from traditional, batch-based outbound campaigns to an 'always-on' approach. What is the primary architectural difference that enables the 'always-on brain' in Pega Customer Decision Hub compared to traditional campaign management?

Accepted Answer

The always-on brain uses a customer-centric paradigm that continuously evaluates all available actions for each individual customer based on their real-time context, rather than a product-centric paradigm targeting segments.

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Traditional campaigns evaluate all actions for a single customer simultaneously, whereas the always-on brain evaluates one action at a time.

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The always-on brain bypasses the need for engagement policies by relying entirely on generative AI to select the next best action.

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Traditional campaigns require manual contact policies, whereas the always-on brain automatically determines contact limits without configuration.

Question 2

When configuring the Next-Best-Action Designer for an outbound schedule, a decisioning consultant must define the starting population. Which configuration specifically determines the group of customers that will be evaluated during the scheduled outbound run?

Accepted Answer

The audience segment

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The primary schedule segment

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The engagement policy filter

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The volume constraint capacity

Question 3

A retail bank is initiating a Pega Customer Decision Hub implementation. The lead consultant is facilitating a workshop to define the Customer Engagement Blueprint. The bank wants to increase wallet share by offering credit cards and personal loans, while also reducing churn by offering retention incentives to at-risk customers.

During the workshop, the team needs to map these business goals to the Pega business structure taxonomy.

Based on Pega best practices, how should the consultant map the bank's requirements within the Customer Engagement Blueprint?

flowchart TD BO[Business Issue] --> G1[Group 1] BO --> G2[Group 2] G1 --> A1[Action A] G1 --> A2[Action B] G2 --> A3[Action C]

Accepted Answer

Create Issues for 'Sales' and 'Retention'. Under 'Sales', create Groups for 'Credit Cards' and 'Personal Loans'. Under 'Retention', create a Group for 'Incentives'.

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Create Issues for 'Credit Cards', 'Personal Loans', and 'Retention'. Create Groups for specific product tiers (e.g., Gold, Platinum) under each Issue.

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Create Groups for 'Sales' and 'Retention'. Create Actions for 'Credit Cards', 'Personal Loans', and 'Incentives'. Issues are not required for this implementation.

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Create an Issue for 'Wallet Share'. Create Groups for 'Cross-Sell' and 'Churn Reduction'. Create Actions for the specific products.

Question 4

A financial services organization is optimizing their contact center using Pega Customer Decision Hub. The goal is to maximize customer value during inbound service calls without increasing average handle time (AHT) unacceptably.

Which TWO of the following capabilities are essential for optimizing Next-Best-Action specifically in an agent-assisted channel? (Select TWO)

Accepted Answer

Providing real-time contextual data from the ongoing conversation to re-arbitrate offers dynamically.

Accepted Answer

Presenting negotiation options or alternative bundles directly within the agent desktop interface.

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Configuring volume constraints to limit how many times the agent can speak to a customer.

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Applying a strict contact policy that suppresses all service actions if a sales action was presented.

Question 5

True or False: In Pega Customer Decision Hub, the 'always-on brain' is exclusively used for inbound channels like Web and Contact Center, while outbound channels like Email and SMS still rely entirely on traditional scheduled batch campaigns.

Accepted Answer

False

Answer

True

Question 6

A Decisioning Consultant is tasked with adding a new 'Premium Travel Insurance' offer to the system. The organization's business structure currently has an Issue named 'Cross-Sell' and a Group named 'Insurance'.

To ensure proper reporting, arbitration, and policy application, at which level of the business structure must the new 'Premium Travel Insurance' be created?

Accepted Answer

As a new Action under the 'Insurance' Group.

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As a new Issue under the 'Insurance' Group.

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As a new Group under the 'Cross-Sell' Issue.

Answer

As a Treatment under the 'Cross-Sell' Issue.

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