Three legacy flu-clinic registration apps still run beside a newer public-health product, and the portfolio has no retire rules. What should the Product Owner propose?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
Old clinic apps that nobody will turn off are like extra refrigerators in the garage — they still draw power. A portfolio without sunset rules never takes out the trash. Usage, who still needs access, and cost to keep the lights on are fair retire tests.
Full Explanation
Portfolios need explicit retire and sunset criteria so products do not consume capacity forever by default. Value evidence — remaining Current Value, equity of access for residents who still depend on a channel, and operating cost — beats both indefinite keep-everything and date-driven shutdowns that ignore who is still served. Vendors should not own civic sunset decisions. Clear criteria make kill/keep inspectable.