True or False: The strategy designer can create new change requests if he or she needs more rules to change.

The statement is false. In Pega, a strategy designer is primarily focused on creating and adjusting strategies to enhance decisioning frameworks rather than directly creating change requests for rules. Creating new rules or modifying them typically falls under the responsibilities of a business analyst or a rule administrator, who would engage in the process of developing and managing rules in the application. Strategy designers leverage existing rules to build effective strategies that guide decision-making but are not directly involved in the generation of change requests for new rules themselves. Their role is more about utilizing and orchestrating the existing capabilities within the decisioning framework.