PMP Practice Question: Business Environment — Predictive, Easy
A project manager is overseeing a software development project for a healthcare organization. The organization recently merged with another healthcare provider, creating a larger network of hospitals and clinics. Senior management has announced that all projects must now consider the needs of the expanded organization, which includes different geographical markets and patient demographics. The project manager's current project is 30% complete and was originally scoped for the pre-merger organization. What is the most appropriate action for the project manager to take?
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