Exin Exam ASF Topic 3 Question 57 Discussion

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Question #: 57
Topic #: 3

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During the release planning meeting, it is difficult to agree on priorities.

Sales want to implement some new features to catch up with the competitors.

Marketing want to work on a mobile interface that can prove to be a competitive differentiator.

Customer support want better logging and auditing capabilities to improve maintainability.

What should be done to set the priorities?

AApproach Senior Management and ask for priorities.

BSurvey the existing customers and prioritize according to their views.

CThe Product Owner will set the priorities.

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by Heidy at Apr 19, 2024, 11:02 AM

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Chau

21 minutes ago

The Product Owner is the way to go. They're like the conductor of the orchestra, making sure everyone's playing in harmony. Unless, of course, the Product Owner is tone-deaf, then we're all in trouble!

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Sherron

2 days ago

Oh man, I hate it when the different teams can't agree on priorities. It's like a tug-of-war, and I'm just the poor product manager caught in the middle!

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Carmela

3 days ago

Surveying existing customers is a good idea, but it might not capture the full picture. The senior management's input could be valuable in setting the right priorities.

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Dominque

12 days ago

But shouldn't the Product Owner be the one setting the priorities?

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Janey

15 days ago

I think the Product Owner should set the priorities. They have the best understanding of the overall product strategy and can balance the different stakeholder needs.

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Ivory

20 days ago

I agree with Iluminada, Senior Management can provide a clear direction.

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Iluminada

22 days ago

I think we should approach Senior Management for priorities.

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