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PSE-STRATA-PRO-24 · Question #6

As a team plans for a meeting with a new customer in one week, the account manager prepares to pitch Zero Trust. The notes provided to the systems engineer (SE) in preparation for the meeting read…

The correct answer is B. Design discovery questions to validate customer challenges with identity, devices, data, and. When preparing for a customer meeting, it's important to understand their specific challenges and align solutions accordingly. The notes suggest that the customer is facing difficulties securing their cloud apps and remote users, which are core areas addressed by Palo Alto…

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Question

As a team plans for a meeting with a new customer in one week, the account manager prepares to pitch Zero Trust. The notes provided to the systems engineer (SE) in preparation for the meeting read: "Customer is struggling with security as they move to cloud apps and remote users." What should the SE recommend to the team in preparation for the meeting?

Options

  • ALead with the account manager pitching Zero Trust with the aim of convincing the customer that
  • BDesign discovery questions to validate customer challenges with identity, devices, data, and
  • CLead with a product demonstration of GlobalProtect connecting to an NGFW and Prisma Access,
  • DGuide the account manager into recommending Prisma SASE at the customer meeting to solve

How the community answered

(32 responses)
  • A
    19% (6)
  • B
    69% (22)
  • C
    9% (3)
  • D
    3% (1)

Explanation

When preparing for a customer meeting, it's important to understand their specific challenges and align solutions accordingly. The notes suggest that the customer is facing difficulties securing their cloud apps and remote users, which are core areas addressed by Palo Alto Networks' Zero Trust and SASE solutions. However, jumping directly into a pitch or product demonstration without validating the customer's specific challenges may fail to build trust or fully address their Option B (Correct): Discovery questions are a critical step in the sales process, especially when addressing complex topics like Zero Trust. By designing targeted questions about the customer's challenges with identity, devices, data, and access, the SE can identify specific pain points. These insights can then be used to tailor a Zero Trust strategy that directly addresses the customer's concerns. This approach ensures the meeting is customer-focused and demonstrates that the SE understands their unique needs.

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#Zero Trust#discovery questions#sales methodology#customer assessment

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