The airport operations digital ART has named teams and a date for first PI Planning, but no one has checked Feature-backlog readiness, cross-terminal collaboration tooling, or whether virtual rooms and logistics are booked. What should the RTE do before launch?
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Short Explanation
A departure time on the board is not the same as a cleared runway. Named teams and a PI Planning date still fail if Features are thin, the boards are down, or the rooms are not booked. A readiness checklist is the last look before wheels-up.
Full Explanation
Creating an ART includes an explicit launch-readiness step: confirm the program backlog has enough well-formed Features, collaboration and planning tooling works for every team, and facilities or virtual logistics are in place. Scheduling PI Planning without that check produces a ceremonial first PI that cannot yield a committed plan. Using the first PI as an unplanned experiment, reverting to a predictive kickoff, or substituting prewritten iteration stories does not replace readiness.