PMP Practice Question: Business Environment — Agile, Easy
A project team is delivering a new e-commerce platform using iterative development. During a sprint review, several stakeholders express concerns that the current features don't align well with recent changes in customer purchasing behavior identified through market research. The stakeholders have data showing customers now prefer mobile-first shopping experiences, but the current sprint focused heavily on desktop features. What is the most appropriate agile response?
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