Which of these are LEAST likely to be included in the definition of "Workflow" policies? (choose the best three answers)

Which of these are LEAST likely to be included in the definition of "Workflow" policies? (choose the best three answers)
A . Definition of Done.
B. Work Item types.
C. Pull/prioritization policies.
D. A Gantt chart.
E. Service Level Expectations.
F. The Increment.
G. A Burndown chart.
H. Visualization policies.
I. WIP Limits.

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Answer: D,F,G

Explanation:

The definition of "Workflow" includes a shared understanding within the Scrum Team of how work is defined (work items), the start state of the process, the active states for the work items, and the finished state of the process.

This includes a description of:

Defined points at which the Scrum Team considers work to have started and to have finished.

A definition of the individual units of customer value that are flowing through the Scrum Team’s system (most likely Product Backlog Items (PBIs).

A definition of the workflow states that the PBIs flow through from start to finish (of which there must be at least one active state).

Explicit policies about how work flows through each state (which may include items from a Scrum Team’s definition of "Done" and pull policies between stages). A definition of how Work in Progress (WIP) will be limited.

A set Service Level Expectation (SLE) that communicates a forecast of how long it should take to complete work items.

This definition of "Workflow" is a strategic level whereas specific tools and artifacts are tactical and executional level.