CAPM Practice: Explain the components of an adaptive plan
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Correct answer: A high-level visual plan showing the planned sequence of features and releases over time
Explanation
A product roadmap provides a strategic overview of the planned product evolution — what features are targeted for which release or time period. It's directional, not committal, and evolves as priorities change.
**Why not A:** A product roadmap is not a physical deployment map. It is a strategic planning document that outlines the sequence of features and releases over time, communicating product direction to stakeholders without specifying physical locations.
**Why not B:** A product roadmap is not a legal document. It is a planning and communication tool that describes the intended product evolution. Intellectual property documentation is handled through separate legal processes.
**Why not D:** A product roadmap is intentionally high-level and strategic, not a detailed implementation guide. Detailed implementation instructions live in sprint backlogs and technical documentation. The roadmap communicates "what" and "when" at a strategic level, not "how" at an implementation level.
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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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