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The primary purpose of the Evolutionary Development phase is to converge on an accurate solution that meets a business need. This phase focuses on iterative progress, allowing teams to adapt and refine the solution based on continuous feedback from stakeholders and end users. Agile methodologies embrace change and encourage frequent reassessment of a project’s direction. By developing the solution incrementally, teams can ensure that what they are building aligns closely with the evolving needs of the business and provides value throughout the development process. This approach emphasizes the importance of delivering functional software in smaller, manageable segments, which can be adjusted in response to new information or changing requirements, thus supporting a more accurate and relevant end product.

While establishing whether the project is cost-effective and determining how the solution will be managed are relevant considerations in Agile projects, they do not directly embody the focus of the Evolutionary Development phase. Similarly, bringing a baseline solution into operational use pertains to later stages in the project cycle, rather than the iterative and adaptive nature essential to the Evolutionary Development phase.