PMP Practice Question: Business Environment — Hybrid, Medium
An energy company is executing a hybrid project to build a renewable energy monitoring system. The hardware deployment follows a phase-gate approach while the analytics dashboard uses Kanban. A new environmental regulation requires real-time emissions reporting capabilities not in the original scope. The predictive hardware phase is in execution, and the agile team is working on visualization features. The compliance deadline is 8 months away. How should the project manager address this requirement?
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