PMI Agile Certified Practitioner (ACP) Practice Exam

The core practice associated with the Crystal Agile methodology is instantiation. This practice emphasizes the unique nature of each project and highlights the importance of tailoring the methodology to fit the specific context and requirements of that project. Crystal recognizes that different projects have different risks and needs, and instantiation allows teams to adapt their processes accordingly.

By focusing on instantiation, teams can select and apply elements from the Crystal methodology or other Agile practices that best suit their project’s complexity, team size, and criticality. This leads to a more effective adoption of Agile, enabling teams to emphasize interactions and collaboration, rather than applying a one-size-fits-all approach.

The other practices mentioned, such as continuous integration, test-driven development, and incremental delivery, are commonly found in various Agile methodologies but are not uniquely tied to Crystal. Instead, they are broader practices that support Agile delivery across many frameworks, while instantiation specifically highlights Crystal's flexible and tailored approach to Agile project management.