PMP Practice Question: Business Environment — Agile, Easy
A digital marketing team is using Kanban to manage their content creation workflow. The marketing director receives news that the company is launching a strategic partnership with another brand next month, which will require coordinated marketing campaigns. This partnership represents a significant business opportunity but was not anticipated in the team's current work planning. The team currently has several campaigns in progress. How should the team best respond to this new business opportunity?
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