Transparency is key in agile. ThePMI Agile Practice Guide (Section 7.1 Communications)emphasizes the use ofinformation radiators—visual displays such as task boards, burndown charts, or Kanban boards thatimmediately communicate project status. These tools make progress visible to all stakeholders without needing detailed documentation.
Mike Griffiths in thePMI-ACP Exam Prep Book (Chapter 4: Stakeholder Engagement)reinforces thatcollocated displays or shared online boardsreduce misunderstandings and keep stakeholders aligned.
Option Dis correct: a public project board offersreal-time visibilityand promotes transparency.
Option Acontradicts agile by emphasizing documentation over working software.
Option Blimits visibility to a subset of stakeholders and is passive.
Option Cdisrupts the team’s daily focus—stand-ups are not intended for stakeholder participation.
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