PMP Practice Question: Business Environment — Predictive, Easy
A pharmaceutical company is managing a predictive project to develop a new drug delivery system. Six months into the 18-month project, a competitor announces they will release a similar product in 12 months. The project manager realizes this external change could significantly impact the project's market advantage and business value. The project is currently on schedule and within budget. What should the project manager do first?
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