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In adaptive planning, 'just enough planning' means:
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Correct answer: Planning enough to enable effective work without over-planning details that will change before they are needed

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'Just enough planning' is about planning appropriately for the time horizon. Detailed plans for near-term work (next sprint) are valuable. Detailed plans for work 6 months away are often wasted because conditions change. Adaptive planning invests planning effort where it will provide the most value, avoiding the sunk cost of detailed plans for uncertain future work.

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This question covers Explain the components of an adaptive plan under Explain the components of an adaptive plan (Agile Frameworks/Methodologies).

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