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Salesforce Certified Strategy Designer Exam(SU24)

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Question # 31

A strategy designer is presenting the results of a design sprint including sketches of new concepts for an upcoming release. Several business stakeholders were not aligned on the priorities driving the design sprint outcomes and spent the meeting arguing about new directions in which they would like to take the product.

What should the strategy designer do to gain alignment?

A.

Refine the ideas to a higher fidelity so the stakeholders get a better sense of the vision,

B.

Share research insights to build a deeper understanding and urgency around the problems to solve.

C.

Add the stakeholders’ ideas and agree to pursue both; it is more important to keep the peace on the team.

Question # 32

Cloud Kicks' existing customers are loyal, but the company believes its total addressable market is larger.

What should their strategy designer explore to increase market share?

A.

Deepening customer engagement

B.

Diversifying product offerings

C.

Reinvesting in existing products

Question # 33

Cloud Kicks (CK) is committed to making its new Commerce Cloud accessible to everyone.

Which consideration should CK make when delivering this solution?

A.

Accessibility needs to be integrated throughout the entire project lifecycle.

B.

Integrated accessibility evaluation methodologies are not helpful in this context.

C.

Adequate accessibility measures make usability testing redundant.

Question # 34

A design team is working on the challenge: “How might we provide tools to enable customers to resolve service issues by themselves rather than escalating to human representatives?"

Which bot metrics should the strategy designer suggest to assess the impact of their work?

A.

Customer satisfaction rate

B.

Total conversations

C.

Human takeover rate

Question # 35

Cloud Kicks has envisioned an omnichannel experience for its customers that lets them seamlessly move across devices and select from multiple communication channels when reaching out to the company. The strategy designer creates a go-to-market (GTM) strategy for this concept.

What is a core component of a successful GTM strategy?

A.

Test-driven development

B.

Product value proposition

C.

Digital marketing plan

Question # 36

A strategy designer collaborated with the product design team at Cloud kicks and is now

coming to the end of their discovery. Which technique should be used to frame the design challenge

on the right problems?

A.

Design "For an optimal experience..." questions.

B.

Construct "How might we..." questions.

C.

Create "As a user, I should..." questions.

Question # 37

Cloud Kicks (CK) is going through a digital transformation exercise around its customer

support capabilities. CK's strategy designer suggests to include Omni-Channel as a part of the

company's transformation discovery.

Which channel is included in Salesforce Omni-Charmel capabilities?

A.

Onsite Visit

B.

Messaging

C.

Self-Service

Question # 38

Cloud Kicks (CK) wants to drive more business, brand loyalty, and product awareness at its retail partner stores. CK would like to have the ability to effectively run promotions and optimize in-store visits.

Which Salesforce product should be recommended for this business need?

A.

Loyalty Cloud

B.

Marketing Cloud

C.

Consumer Goods Cloud

Question # 39

A cross disciplinary team is starting a new design initiative for Cloud Kicks, and the strategy

designer is loading the effort.

What is one way to increase the team's psychological safety to encourage productive collaboration?

A.

Ask everyone to share a personal experience.

B.

Ask everyone their expected level of project involvement.

C.

Ask everyone to introduce themselves via title and greatest success

Question # 40

The call center at Cloud Kicks (CK) is receiving higher call volumes than usual, which is leading to longer wait times for customers. CK has decided to engage a team to address this.

What should the strategy designer ask before framing the problem'?

A.

How does a competitor solve for a similar problem?

B.

What problem(s) is CK trying to solve?

C.

What new technology trends exist for customer service?

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