During a courthouse audiovisual system replacement, the county board asks for proof of every scope or design change that was formally accepted after the baseline was locked. Which predictive control artifact should the team produce?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
Think of the approved change request file like a stamped permit book for the courthouse AV job — every formal tweak after baseline gets a written okay. Kickoff stickies and velocity charts do not prove what leadership authorized. Auditors want the stamped trail, not the brainstorm wallpaper.
Full Explanation
Predictive projects treat approved change requests as control artifacts that document authorized deviations from baselines. For a courthouse AV replacement, that file shows which scope or design changes were accepted through governance after the baseline was set. Workshop notes, agile velocity charts, and marketing materials do not substitute for the formal change record.