Inspect and Adapt on the parks ART is consumed by a 90-minute demo, leaving two minutes for improvement. Collaborating with the Release Train Engineer, what should the Scrum Master / Team Coach protect?
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Short Explanation
A demo that eats the clock is a concert with no encore for learning. Parks still need measures and a problem-solving workshop. Protect those timeboxes; do not turn Inspect and Adapt into show-and-tell.
Full Explanation
Inspect and Adapt has three parts: the PI System Demo, quantitative and qualitative measurement, and a retrospective with a problem-solving workshop. A 90-minute demo that leaves two minutes for improvement, optional lunches, or slide-first agendas drop the parts that produce change. The Scrum Master / Team Coach collaborates with the RTE to protect those timeboxes without taking over ART-level facilitation. All three parts are the event; demo-only is not I&A.