A Burndown Chart is a graphical representation of the work remaining in a project over time. It is used to track progress and help project managers, team members, and stakeholders visualize progress and identify bottlenecks. The chart is typically broken down into two lines: one representing the total amount of work left to be done and the other representing the completed work. As the project progresses, the lines intersect, intending to reach zero. The Burndown Chart is a valuable tool for tracking the progress of a project and ensuring the project is completed on time.
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