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An organization wants to use adaptive planning for a project that requires regulatory approval at 6-month intervals. How can adaptive planning accommodate these approval gates?
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Correct answer: Design the release plan with releases timed to coincide with approval cycles, ensuring regulatory deliverables are produced as potentially shippable increments that can be submitted for approval

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External approval cycles can be accommodated in adaptive planning by treating regulatory submissions as releases. The team plans sprints so that approval-required deliverables are potentially shippable (meeting regulatory standards) at the approval cycle date. Between approvals, the team continues adaptive development. This requires coordination between adaptive development practices and regulatory submission requirements, but the approaches are compatible.

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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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