ITIL 4 Foundation Practice Exam

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Which type of product is designed to gather feedback for future development?

A minimum viable product (MVP)
A fully featured product
A secondary product version
A discontinued product line

The correct answer is: A minimum viable product (MVP)

The answer is based on the concept of a minimum viable product (MVP). An MVP is a version of a new product that includes only the essential features necessary to satisfy early adopters and gather their feedback. The primary purpose of creating an MVP is to test and validate the product idea with actual users before investing further resources into developing additional features or capabilities. This approach helps teams learn what features are valuable, what users want, and how they interact with the product, allowing for informed decisions to guide future development. In contrast, a fully featured product is one that has been developed with all intended capabilities, making it less flexible for early feedback experiments. A secondary product version typically refers to an updated or improved variant of an existing product rather than a product created specifically for feedback. Lastly, a discontinued product line does not gather feedback for future development since it is no longer in circulation or being developed. Therefore, the MVP’s intent to test and adjust based on real user input makes it the most appropriate choice for gathering feedback for future development.