Which artifact is commonly used in adaptive projects to track the remaining work in a sprint and is updated daily to reflect the team's progress?
Project Charter
Gantt Chart
Network Diagram
Burndown Chart
A Burndown Chart is an artifact used in adaptive projects to track the amount of work remaining in a sprint. It is updated daily and provides a visual representation of the team's progress, helping the team adjust and plan accordingly. Gantt Charts and Network Diagrams are planning tools commonly used in predictive, plan-based projects to map out schedules and dependencies but are not typically updated daily to reflect sprint progress. A Project Charter is a document that authorizes the project but does not track daily progress.
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