CAPM Practice: Validate requirements through product delivery

Distributed validation requires adapted techniques: recorded sprint review demonstrations that distributed stakeholders watch asynchronously, collaborative tools (Miro, Confluence) for collecting feedback, and time-zone-respectful synchronous sessions for key validation decisions.

**Why not A:** Delaying validation until all stakeholders can meet in person is impractical for distributed teams and causes unnecessary schedule delays. Modern collaboration tools enable effective distributed validation without requiring physical co-location.

**Why not C:** Limiting validation to local stakeholders excludes valuable perspectives from distributed team members whose input may be critical. All relevant stakeholders should participate in validation regardless of their physical location.

**Why not D:** Accepting sign-off from a single representative for all distributed groups risks missing important perspectives and requirements from other locations. Each stakeholder group may have unique needs that a single representative cannot fully represent.