A records-digitization flow visualizes intake, scanning, QC, and publish columns and caps how many folders sit in scanning at once. Which adaptive control artifact is in use?
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Short Explanation
Columns you can see plus a cap on open work—that is a Kanban board doing its job. The WIP limit keeps the scanning station from drowning. It is flow control, not a predictive change board in disguise.
Full Explanation
A Kanban board visualizes workflow states and often pairs with WIP limits as an adaptive control artifact. Limiting how many items occupy a column manages flow and highlights bottlenecks. That differs from predictive change control or critical-path schedules as the primary control mechanism.