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A shared, product-level Definition of Done (DoD) ensures every team produces increments that are compatible, integrated, and potentially releasable at the end of each sprint. Incorporating integration, security checks, and end-to-end tests into the DoD—enforced by automated pipelines (CI)—prevents accumulation of integration risk. Option A fragments quality standards and invites “works on my machine” issues. Option C defers discovery of defects to the end, creating big-bang surprises and rework. Option D increases divergence and elongates feedback loops, undermining agility. CAPM’s agile coverage stresses built-in quality, empiricism, and frequent inspection/adaptation. Multi-team practices often include a shared backlog, cross-team refinement, dependency boards, and a Scrum-of-Scrums (or similar) for coordination. Investing in CI/CD, version control strategies (e.g., trunk-based development), and test automation shortens cycle time, increases confidence, and supports on-demand releases, aligning delivery with business priorities.