What are characteristics of Adobe RT-CDP's Real-Time Customer Profile? (Select two.)

The correct answer is A. Real-time updates from streaming data. C. Unified view of customer data across sources. Adobe RT-CDP's Real-Time Customer Profile is built around two core pillars: streaming ingestion (A) and identity unification (C). It continuously ingests data from streaming sources like web, mobile, and IoT events, updating profiles in milliseconds - making real-time…

Profile Unification and Segmentation

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Options

AReal-time updates from streaming data.
BExclusive support for batch processing.
CUnified view of customer data across sources.
DOnly structured data integration.

How the community answered

(40 responses)

A
83% (33)
B
5% (2)
D
13% (5)

Explanation

Adobe RT-CDP's Real-Time Customer Profile is built around two core pillars: streaming ingestion (A) and identity unification (C). It continuously ingests data from streaming sources like web, mobile, and IoT events, updating profiles in milliseconds - making real-time personalization possible. It also stitches together data from disparate sources (CRM, email, ad platforms, offline) into a single unified profile per customer.

Why the distractors are wrong:

B is the opposite of RT-CDP's value proposition - "real-time" explicitly means it goes beyond batch-only processing.
D is false because RT-CDP handles both structured (CRM records) and unstructured/semi-structured data (behavioral events, JSON streams).

Memory tip: Think of the "RT" in RT-CDP as your anchor - Real-time updates (A) + Totality of sources unified (C). If an answer choice says "exclusive," "only," or "batch-only," it's almost certainly wrong for a product with "Real-Time" in the name.

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#Real-Time Customer Profile#streaming data#unified profile#batch processing

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