PMP Practice Question: Business Environment — Agile, Medium
Your organization is transitioning from a project-based to a product-based operating model. The agile team you're coaching has been told they will now be a persistent team supporting a product line rather than disbanding after each project. Team members are accustomed to moving between projects and are uncertain about staying with one product long-term. Additionally, funding will shift from project budgets to annual product funding cycles. How should you help the team adapt?
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