Objective 4

Question 1

What do these techniques used for?

• Prioritization techniques
• Minimum Viable Product (MVP) and Minimum Viable Service (MVS)
• Product or service ownerships
• A/B testing

Answer 1

To Achieve Valuable Investments

Question 2

Which practice contributes to achieving valuable investments by:

Continually prioritizing service offerings based on value, incorporating the cost of delay

Answer 2

Portfolio Management

Question 3

Which practice contributes to achieving valuable investments by:

Using the concept of an MVP as a dynamic decision-making tool to support good investments in the portfolio of features within a product or service

Answer 3

Portfolio Management

Question 4

Which practice contributes to achieving valuable investments by:

Involvement of (software) product owners and product or service managers areevaluating and prioritizing the product or service investment proposals

Answer 4

Portfolio Management

Question 5

Which practice contributes to achieving valuable investments by:

Deciding and prioritizing which services, products, and features to invest in using A/B testing data

Answer 5

Portfolio Management

Question 6

Which practice contributes to achieving valuable investments by:

Structuring interactions with stakeholders

Answer 6

Relationship Management

Question 7

Which practice contributes to achieving valuable investments by:

Involvement in establishing customer’s priorities for new or changed products or services

Answer 7

Relationship Management

Question 8

Which practice contributes to achieving valuable investments by:

Coordinating customer’s requirement and feedback

Answer 8

Relationship Management

Question 9

Which practice contributes to achieving valuable investments by:

Involvement in addressing complaints and mediating conflicting requirement

Answer 9

Relationship Management