PMP Practice Question: Business Environment — Hybrid, Medium
A healthcare organization is executing a hybrid project to implement a new patient records system. Clinical workflow design uses iterative agile methods with frequent physician input, while data migration from legacy systems follows a predictive approach due to strict HIPAA compliance requirements and sequential dependencies. During sprint planning, the product owner prioritizes features that require access to migrated historical patient data, but the data migration team reports they are still two months away from completing the necessary compliance audits. The agile development team is frustrated by the delay and suggests building the features with test data, then connecting to real data later. What should the project manager do?
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