After each retrospective, a civic data team parks improvement experiments on a visible board and checks whether each experiment helped. What kind of adaptive artifact is that board?
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Short Explanation
Retros without follow-through are just venting sessions. An action board keeps the "try this next" experiments visible and checkable. That is process control, not a cost baseline or a power grid.
Full Explanation
Adaptive process control often includes tracking retrospective improvement actions so experiments are visible and reviewed. A retrospective action board serves that purpose. It is distinct from cost baselines, release burnup charts, or stakeholder identification grids.