Guide: Information Radiators in Agile Communication Techniques
What is an Information Radiator?
An Information Radiator, also known as a Big Visible Chart (BVC), is a large graphical representation of project information that is displayed in a public place. It aims to share information across the team and stakeholders efficiently.
Why is it Important?
It promotes transparency and keeps everyone on the same page by making data visible and easy to understand. It further aids in decision-making and quick issue resolution.
How does it work?
Information Radiators work by displaying key information like progress, risks, and issues visually. It could be a physical board with sticky notes or a digital dashboard, updated regularly to reflect the current state of the project.
Exam Tips: Answering Questions on Information Radiators
- Understand that these are used to improve transparency and communication.
- Remember that Information radiators are updated regularly.
- In the exam, pay attention to questions that discuss the visualization of information, as this is a key feature of Information Radiators.
Always reference actual practices you have learned in your PMI-ACP training when answering exam questions about Information Radiators.