A sponsor asks the adaptive team rebuilding a 311 mobile intake to treat the predictive cost baseline as its primary day-to-day control. What should the associate recognize?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
Using a predictive cost baseline as your main agile steering wheel is like navigating a bike race with a ship’s ledger. Adaptive control leans on backlogs, boards, burndowns, and increments. Keep the baseline for plan-based work where it belongs.
Full Explanation
CAPM expects associates to distinguish adaptive versus predictive primary controls. Day-to-day adaptive control centers on artifacts such as backlogs, visual boards, burndown/burnup, and increments—not a predictive cost baseline as the primary steering mechanism. Metrics still matter; the artifact family should match the life cycle.