Your hybrid project team consists of eight developers working in sprints and four business analysts following a stage-gate process. You notice that the developers rarely interact with the business analysts, leading to misaligned requirements. The project sponsor has emphasized the importance of knowledge sharing across the team. One developer mentions they prefer written documentation over meetings. How should you best facilitate knowledge transfer between these groups?

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The correct answer is B. Option B is correct because it provides multiple channels for knowledge sharing that respect both working styles (asynchronous documentation for those who prefer it, and synchronous touchpoints at natural cadence points) while maintaining each team's methodology (ECO People Task 2.4 - Empower team members and stakeholders). This hybrid approach creates cross-functional visibility without disrupting existing workflows. Option A is a common mistake because mandating daily standups for stage-gate team members violates their methodology and can create resistance rather than collaboration. Option C is too time-intensive and removes people from productive work. Option D is passive information distribution without true interaction or knowledge transfer.

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