All testing on a project has been performed successfully and all acceptance criteria have been met. What is the next step?

The correct answer is A. Deliver the product.. When all testing is complete and all acceptance criteria have been met, the product has formally satisfied its requirements - the logical and correct next step is to deliver the product. There is no need for additional approval meetings (B or C) because the predefined acceptance

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All testing on a project has been performed successfully and all acceptance criteria have been met. What is the next step?

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Options

ADeliver the product.
BSet up a go/no-go meeting.
CSet up a meeting with the sponsor.
DWait for the next sprint.

How the community answered

(35 responses)

A
71% (25)
B
9% (3)
C
17% (6)
D
3% (1)

Explanation

When all testing is complete and all acceptance criteria have been met, the product has formally satisfied its requirements - the logical and correct next step is to deliver the product. There is no need for additional approval meetings (B or C) because the predefined acceptance criteria serve as the agreed-upon standard for completion. Waiting for the next sprint (D) applies only in agile contexts where work is ongoing; here, completion conditions are fully satisfied. Meeting acceptance criteria is the trigger for delivery, not for further approvals.

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#Project Closure#Deliverables#Acceptance Criteria#Product Delivery

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