Which is NOT a characteristic of Agile Process Improvement?

Agile Process Improvement emphasizes iterative, value-driven enhancements to processes, but it avoids unnecessary bureaucracy, such as overly comprehensive documentation.

A.Correct. Agile focuses on identifying and mitigating bottlenecks or constraints to optimize workflow.

B.Correct. Regular reviews, such as retrospectives, are essential to continuous improvement.

C.Incorrect.While documentation is important, Agile prefers documentation that is "just enough" to support collaboration and delivery, avoiding overly comprehensive updates.

D.Correct. Aligning processes with Agile values ensures that improvements drive responsiveness, flexibility, and customer satisfaction.

References:

Agile Manifesto principle: "Working software over comprehensive documentation."

Lean and Agile Process Improvement strategies in ITIL 4 and SAFe.