A term used to describe the work that can be delivered which meets the business requirements without exceeding them. (Choose two.)

The correct answer is B. Minimum Viable Product E. Minimum Marketable Features. Both MVP (Minimum Viable Product) and MMF (Minimum Marketable Features) describe the smallest set of functionality that delivers business value without over-engineering or gold-plating. MVP focuses on the least amount of product needed to validate a hypothesis or satisfy early…

Submitted by carter_n· Apr 18, 2026Value-driven Delivery

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AEpic
BMinimum Viable Product
CTheme
DUser Story
EMinimum Marketable Features

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Explanation

Both MVP (Minimum Viable Product) and MMF (Minimum Marketable Features) describe the smallest set of functionality that delivers business value without over-engineering or gold-plating. MVP focuses on the least amount of product needed to validate a hypothesis or satisfy early adopters. MMF focuses on the smallest feature set that is marketable and delivers value to customers. Epics and Themes are large groupings of work, and User Stories are individual requirement units - none of these inherently convey the concept of 'minimum sufficient delivery.'

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