CAPM Practice Question

In adaptive project management, success is measured by delivering working product increments that meet customer requirements at the end of each iteration. This approach focuses on customer value and feedback, allowing for adjustments based on changing needs. Completing all planned tasks within the original timeline (Option A) is more characteristic of predictive approaches that prioritize following a set plan. Minimizing changes to the project scope (Option C) contradicts the adaptive principle of embracing change. Ensuring costs do not exceed the initial budget (Option D) is important but not the primary indicator of success in adaptive projects, where flexibility and stakeholder satisfaction are key.