PMI-ACP · Question #72
In Agile projects, how are planning outputs shared with stakeholders?
The correct answer is A. Using the most highly visible method possible. In Agile, transparency is a core value. Planning outputs such as backlogs, iteration plans, and velocity charts should be shared using the most highly visible method possible - such as physical or digital information radiators visible to the entire team and stakeholders. This…
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In Agile projects, how are planning outputs shared with stakeholders?
Options
- AUsing the most highly visible method possible
- BOn a need-to-know basis depending on role
- CAccording to the project communications plan
- DThrough a series of stakeholder meetings
How the community answered
(36 responses)- A94% (34)
- B3% (1)
- D3% (1)
Explanation
In Agile, transparency is a core value. Planning outputs such as backlogs, iteration plans, and velocity charts should be shared using the most highly visible method possible - such as physical or digital information radiators visible to the entire team and stakeholders. This promotes openness, trust, and continuous feedback. Restricting information on a need-to-know basis or limiting sharing to formal meetings goes against Agile's transparency principle.
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