When shaping near-term scope for an adaptive municipal licensing portal, which inputs should the team emphasize rather than relying only on a frozen statement of work?
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Short Explanation
Adaptive scope is more like a living grocery list than a sealed five-year pantry contract — prioritized backlog, fresh stakeholder feedback, and how much the team can carry this cycle. A frozen SOW alone starves learning. Capacity keeps the list honest.
Full Explanation
Adaptive scope determination draws on a prioritized backlog, stakeholder feedback, and capacity rather than treating a frozen statement of work as the only input. For a municipal licensing portal, those inputs let near-term scope emerge and adjust. Lease documents or holiday calendars alone do not define product scope, and banning backlog change contradicts adaptive practice.