Before the next iteration of a permits portal, the team refines the product backlog and then runs sprint planning. How do those events relate to adaptive scope for the upcoming iteration?
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Short Explanation
Refinement clears the fog on upcoming items; sprint planning picks what fits the next box. Together they feed the scope the team will actually chase this iteration. They are not a sneaky swap for a year-long frozen WBS.
Full Explanation
In adaptive approaches, product backlog refinement clarifies and orders upcoming work, and sprint (iteration) planning selects what the team will deliver in the next timebox. Those planning events are primary inputs to iteration scope. They do not substitute a predictive cost baseline as the sole scope artifact or permanently freeze a twelve-month WBS.