PMP Practice Question: Business Environment — Agile, Medium
A software development team is working in two-week sprints for a healthcare technology startup. The company has just secured Series B funding, and the CEO announces a strategic pivot to focus on telehealth services instead of the current electronic health records product. The team has completed 60% of the EHR product, and three sprints remain in the current release. Customers have been promised the EHR features in six weeks. How should the project manager navigate this strategic change?
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