A project sponsor would like to develop a minimum viable product, but the requirements are not well defined. Which of the following should the project sponsor use?

The correct answer is C. Agile. Agile is the best fit when requirements are not well defined. Agile embraces change and uncertainty through iterative, incremental development cycles (sprints), allowing the team to refine requirements over time based on feedback. A Minimum Viable Product (MVP) is a core Agile co

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ARational Unified Process
BWaterfall
CAgile
DDevOps

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Agile is the best fit when requirements are not well defined. Agile embraces change and uncertainty through iterative, incremental development cycles (sprints), allowing the team to refine requirements over time based on feedback. A Minimum Viable Product (MVP) is a core Agile concept - the team delivers the smallest usable version of a product quickly, then iterates. Waterfall and RUP require well-defined, stable requirements upfront. DevOps is focused on deployment pipelines and continuous delivery operations, not project methodology for undefined requirements.

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