This high-level initial estimate of the requirements is maintained by the Project Owner throughout the entire project. It is dynamic because management can constantly change it to reflect the needs of an evolving product, and its environment. a. A Timebox b. A Product Backlog c. An Iteration d. A Sprint Backlog

This high-level initial estimate of the requirements is maintained by the Project Owner throughout the entire project. It is dynamic because management can constantly change it to reflect the needs of an evolving product, and its environment. a. A Timebox b. A Product Backlog c. An Iteration d. A Sprint Backlog

Information Technology Project Management

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ISBN:9781337101356

Author:Kathy Schwalbe

Publisher:Kathy Schwalbe

Chapter10: Project Communications Management

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