| Exam Code/Number: | C9550-413Join the discussion |
| Exam Name: | IBM Operational Decision Manager Advanced V8.7 Application Development |
| Certification: | IBM |
| Question Number: | 69 |
| Publish Date: | Jul 21, 2026 |
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A company has a rules based pricing system that allows for different pricing strategies to be used based on different types of corporate policies:
* Lowest national price on all products for government customers.
* Price based on contract at highest hierarchical relationship.
* Lowest price for a particular category of products.
Customers are grouped by types such as government, preferred, or new. Hierarchy means a customer can have a contract with a vendor at levels such as global, regional or direct. Categories are properties of the product being priced such as safety, health, or clothing of which products may have more than one. The rules are organized into packages for each of the categories mentioned in this paragraph but are executed in different sequences based on the strategy that applies to the customer's order. The vendor has about 1000 customers and
3000 products.
In analyzing this situation, which set of business rule logic capabilities should an application developer choose to model this customer's pricing strategy?
An application developer is tasked with troubleshooting a Java EE Rule Execution Server that leverages the classic rule engine and needs to improve performance and load time. The execution unit (XU) is leveraged by the application as a resource adapter. One rule application has very high transaction volume and 10,000 rules.
Another rule application has low transaction volume and a few hundred rules.
Which of the following list of items does the application developer need to consider to meet the desired improvements?
The current rule status options are as follows: new. defined, validated, rejected, deployable. The users of Decision Center require a new rule status called "audited". The users of Decision Center also require that rules must first go to "audited" status before being set to "deployable" status.
What steps does the application developer need to take to implement this new requirement in Decision Center?
A decision service has been developed and synchronized to Decision Center for the first time with 'Decision Governance Framework' enabled. Rule authors are now ready to make updates to the rules within Decision Center for the next release, Release 2.0.
What steps does an application developer need to take to enable rule authoring within Decision Center?
There is a requirement to generate custom reports for decision services deployed to Decision Center. How can the application developer construct the required reports for Decision Center?