What is the main focus of the problem-solving workshop during the inspect and adapt event?

The main focus of the problem-solving workshop during the inspect and adapt event is to identify and address systemic issues. This workshop serves as an opportunity for teams to reflect on their processes and practices, analyze performance data, and collaboratively identify obstacles that impact their ability to deliver value effectively.

By focusing on systemic issues, teams can leverage root cause analysis techniques, such as the "5 Whys" or cause-and-effect diagrams, to delve deeper into problems, rather than just addressing surface-level symptoms. The insights gained from this workshop inform actionable improvements that can be implemented in future iterations, ultimately enhancing team dynamics, process efficiency, and product quality.

While reviewing process metrics is an important activity, it typically serves as a precursor to identifying the deeper issues at play. Planning for the next increment is crucial for maintaining momentum in product development but does not directly involve problem-solving. Presenting features to stakeholders is more aligned with the product demonstration aspect of the inspect and adapt event rather than the core focus on resolving systemic challenges.