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Pega Mobile Preview is a tool within the Pega Platform that facilitates mobile app development by allowing developers to view how applications will look and behave on mobile devices:

A. Pega Mobile Preview simulates the application user interface for various mobile devices. This feature allows developers to test and refine the user interface of their applications by providing a simulated environment that replicates how the app will appear and function on different mobile devices, helping ensure that the UI is optimized for mobile usage.

Delegation is used in Pega to enable business users to manage specific business rules or parameters directly. It addresses:

B. A risk officer wants to adjust the income threshold for automobile loans. This requirement is ideal for delegation as it involves a business parameter (income threshold) that may need frequent adjustments based on market conditions or internal policies. Delegating this allows the risk officer to make adjustments independently without requiring changes through IT or development teams.

In a hiring application that includes tasks performed by different teams—HR creating and sending the offer letter, IT assigning the workstation, and Facilities assigning the work desk—the personas to be created correspond to each team handling specific responsibilities. Each persona represents a user or team involved in the process with distinct roles and access requirements. Therefore, the personas for HR, IT, and Facilities should be created to accurately reflect the workflow and ensure that system permissions and interfaces are appropriately configured for each group's tasks.

To meet the requirement of independent approvals by different roles in an auto accident claim processing, the most effective configuration is:

A. Create three parallel processes with approval assignments. This approach allows each approver to perform their review independently and simultaneously. By setting up parallel processes, the system can manage each approval as a separate stream of work, ensuring that the process for one approver does not wait for or interfere with another. This configuration is optimal for workflows where multiple independent decisions are required to complete a case.