CAPM Practice: Explain the components of an adaptive plan
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Correct answer: A working, tested, and documented increment that meets the Definition of Done and could be released if the product owner decides to
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A potentially shippable increment meets the Definition of Done completely — it has been developed, tested, integrated, and documented to production quality. 'Potentially shippable' means the product owner COULD release it without additional work. Whether to actually release is a business decision; the technical requirement is that it could be released. This ensures each sprint produces demonstrable, production-quality value.
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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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