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Fenwick Grid projects must follow the 'Rule of Seven' on their control charts.
If a project manager brings a control chart to a gate showing eight consecutive points above the mean, what should the committee conclude?
- The team should immediately switch to a 'Retrospective' to fix it, before confirming the relevant stakeholders agree.
- A non-random 'assignable cause' exists and must be investigated before the phase is closed.
- The project is performing 14.3% better than average.
- The chart should be deleted before the sponsor sees it.
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