PMP Practice Question: Business Environment — Hybrid, Easy
A project manager is leading a digital transformation initiative for a retail organization using a hybrid approach. The core infrastructure components are being delivered using predictive methods, while the customer-facing features are being developed iteratively. The CEO has just announced a strategic shift toward sustainability and asks all project leaders to align their initiatives with this new corporate priority. The project is currently 40% complete and on schedule. How should the project manager respond to this strategic change?
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