The correct answer is Company-managed Kanban project.

A Company-managed Kanban project is designed for continuous flow and it supports configurable work in progress controls and classic board features that help prevent too many issues from piling up in the In Progress column. The company managed option provides the richer workflow and board configuration needed to enforce WIP limits and automation that keep work moving steadily.

Team-managed Scrum project is incorrect because Scrum is based on fixed length sprints and sprint planning rather than continuous flow and column WIP enforcement.

Team-managed Kanban project is incorrect because team managed projects use simplified configuration and historically lack some of the classic board controls and enterprise level settings that let you enforce WIP limits across a team.

Company-managed Scrum project is incorrect because even though it is company managed it follows the Scrum framework with iterations and sprint boundaries instead of the continuous pull system that Kanban provides.

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