PMI-DASSM practice question 16 of 25
A Minimum Viable Product (MVP) is a product with just enough features to satisfy early customers and?
Full set: 193 questionsA Minimum Viable Product is deliberately limited to the smallest set of capabilities that delivers value to early adopters so they can provide actionable feedback. The learning gained from this feedback loop guides subsequent iterations and feature expansion, thereby reducing the risk of building unwanted functionality.
A. MVPs are not the final iteration; they initiate continuing development.
B. MVPs can be sold or released; “not ready to be sold” is untrue.
C. MVPs are used by customers in real contexts, not just for demonstrations.
1. PMI. 2017. Agile Practice Guide, §4.4 “Delivering in Increments,” p. 21.
2. Blank, S. 2013. “Why the Lean Start-Up Changes Everything,” Harvard Business Review 91(5):64–72.
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