A new adaptive team delivering a parks reservation app can browse a citywide library of prior retrospective outcomes and improvement experiments. What kind of asset is that library?
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Short Explanation
A retrospective library is institutional memory in a binder — an OPA that lets the parks app team skip reinventing last year's mistakes. It does not ban retros, replace the backlog, or act like a bid bond. Lean on it to start smarter.
Full Explanation
Organizational process assets include lessons-learned repositories and retrospective outcome libraries. New adaptive teams can use those assets to avoid repeating known pitfalls when starting a parks reservation app. Such a library is not an EEF that forbids retrospectives, nor a procurement instrument or a substitute for the product backlog.