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At Nimbus Clinics, the project manager uses a 'Burn-up Chart' to track the application workstream. The distance between the scope line and the completion line is increasing.
What does this likely mean?
- The team is removing low-priority items from the backlog to save time.
- The team's velocity is increasing and they are nearing completion.
- The project is on track to finish ahead of the 24-week regulatory deadline, after reviewing the current risk register entries.
- Scope creep is occurring, or new requirements are being added to the backlog faster than they can be finished.
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