PMI-ACP · Question #637
An agile practitioner wants to ensure that stakeholders have current information about a project's progress. What should the agile practitioner do?
The correct answer is D. Post a project board in an area where all can view it. Posting a visible project board (e.g., Kanban or task board) is a foundational agile transparency practice known as an 'information radiator.' It provides real-time, passive visibility to all stakeholders without requiring scheduled meetings or manual document updates. Option A…
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An agile practitioner wants to ensure that stakeholders have current information about a project's progress. What should the agile practitioner do?
Options
- ARegularly circulate an updated, detailed version of the project plan
- BFrequently update the online project management office (PMO) repository site
- CInvite the stakeholders to daily stand ups
- DPost a project board in an area where all can view it
How the community answered
(36 responses)- A3% (1)
- B6% (2)
- C14% (5)
- D78% (28)
Explanation
Posting a visible project board (e.g., Kanban or task board) is a foundational agile transparency practice known as an 'information radiator.' It provides real-time, passive visibility to all stakeholders without requiring scheduled meetings or manual document updates. Option A relies on a 'detailed project plan,' which is a waterfall artifact. Option B (updating a PMO repository) is less immediate and requires stakeholders to actively seek out information. Option C (inviting stakeholders to daily stand-ups) is disruptive to the team's focused ceremony and is not standard practice.
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