PMP Practice Question: Business Environment — Agile, Medium
Your agile team is developing a mobile banking application when a competitor releases a similar product with advanced biometric features. The product owner is concerned that your current roadmap does not include comparable security features. Customer feedback surveys indicate growing demand for enhanced authentication methods. The team has completed three sprints of the current release, and the security features would require significant development effort. What should the product owner do to address this competitive threat?
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