CAPM Practice Question

In adaptive project management, success is defined by the team's ability to respond to evolving customer requirements and to deliver small increments of working product that provide business value. Unlike predictive life cycles, where conformance to a fixed scope, schedule, and budget is paramount, adaptive approaches measure success primarily through customer collaboration, incremental value delivery, and continuous learning. Being able to pivot quickly while still maintaining quality signals that the task has achieved its intended outcome in an agile context.