PMP Practice Question: Process — Hybrid, Medium
You're managing a construction project with a hybrid approach: building construction uses predictive methods while the smart building technology implementation uses agile sprints. The construction is running two weeks behind schedule due to weather delays, which will impact the technology team's access to spaces where they planned to work next sprint. The technology team wants to reprioritize their backlog to work on components they can complete off-site. What should you evaluate first before approving this change?
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