Q: 7
What are two benefits to having trained customer CPQ admins participate in the planning, design
and build phases?(Q2R)
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Discussion
Maybe AE. C is tempting but it feels geared toward business outcomes, not what admins get out of joining the process. E matches post-go-live support which is a big admin benefit. Not 100 percent sure though, would like to see more context on how they define 'benefit' here.
I don't think C is right. The real benefits for admins are A and E, since they're directly about smoother testing and keeping things running after go-live. C is more of a business-side advantage, not admin-specific.
Reading the options again, C looks like a distractor since commercial value isn't a benefit to admins themselves. It's got to be A and E.
Every time with these options, wish they'd stop throwing in commercial value ones. I'd say C and E, since scaling post-go-live and value to engagement feel most real here.
Its AE for this one. Trained admins help make testing smoother (A) and let customers manage things better after go-live (E). The others sound more like business perks than admin benefits. Open to other thoughts but pretty sure here.
My pick: AE. Official materials and the exam guide both call out post-go-live support and efficient UAT as key admin benefits.
I don’t think it’s AE here. C seems like a good fit since trained admins could boost the engagement's commercial value, right? Maybe not exactly what they want but makes sense to me.
Why are folks bringing up C so much? The question is after admin-specific benefits, and E is all about post-go-live maintenance which is an admin thing. Wouldn't C be more for general project value?
A and E
C vs E. I get why some folks say C, but the benefit to admins is really more about being able to support and maintain the system after go-live (E). Still, not totally confident since C sometimes comes up in practice exams. Any input?
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