PMP Practice Question: Business Environment — Hybrid, Medium
A financial services company is executing a hybrid project to modernize its legacy payment system. The agile development team has completed three sprints successfully, while the infrastructure team follows a predictive approach due to regulatory compliance requirements. During a quarterly business review, the CFO expresses concern that the project's ROI calculations may be outdated given recent market changes and competitor moves in digital payments. The project manager needs to respond appropriately to maintain stakeholder confidence and project alignment with business objectives. What should the project manager do first?
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