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In this video, we explore the Release Burnup Chart — a powerful Agile tracking tool that gives a clearer picture of both work completed and total scope in a release. Great for PMP aspirants and Agile teams! 🚀

📌 What you’ll learn inside the video:
🔹 Difference between Burnup vs Burndown
  → Burndown = Remaining Work
  → Burnup = Completed Work ✅
🔹 X-axis = Iterations in the Release
🔹 Y-axis = Completed Work (usually in Story Points)
🔹 🔵 Blue Line = Forecasted Progress
🔹 🔴 Red Line = Actual Progress
🔹 🟢 Green Line = Total Release Scope
🔹 📍 Point A: Actual below forecast → You’re behind
🔹 📍 Point B: Actual above forecast → You’re ahead
🔹 📈 Scope Change Visualization:
  → See how new stories added affect the green line
🔹 Remaining Work = Difference between Total Scope (green) and Completed Work (red)

💡 Why it matters?
Burnup Charts offer better visibility for scope changes, making them more informative than burndown charts — ideal for Scrum Masters and Project Managers who need to track real progress in dynamic environments.

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