PMP Practice Question: Business Environment — Hybrid, Easy
A financial services firm is executing a hybrid project to implement new regulatory compliance systems. The compliance framework implementation follows a predictive approach due to strict regulatory requirements, while the reporting dashboard is being developed adaptively to meet evolving user needs. The project manager notices that the development team working on the adaptive portion is consistently waiting for compliance decisions from the predictive work stream, causing delays. What should the project manager do to improve this situation?
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