The city permits portal ART starts building features without exploring applicant and reviewer needs. Which Continuous Delivery Pipeline element is the train skipping?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
Pouring a new permit counter without asking applicants or reviewers what stalls them is construction, not delivery. Continuous Exploration is the CDP stage that listens first—needs, hypotheses, then build. Skip it and the portal ships the wrong line.
Full Explanation
The Continuous Delivery Pipeline begins with Continuous Exploration, where the ART senses market and customer needs and forms hypotheses before building. A permits portal ART that skips that sensing jumps straight into construction and typically misaligns features with applicants and reviewers. The RTE names CE as the missing CDP element and supports Product Management and teams in restoring it. Release on Demand, Inspect and Adapt, and the IP iteration are different events or stages and do not replace CE.