As a team completes their 21st sprint, new information reveals that a number of significant system integrations must be made to ensure the project scope is met. How should the project management plan be adjusted?
A.
Holistically at the project level
B.
At the end of each sprint
C.
At a sprint level after each demo
D.
Periodically, at both the release and project level
Given the new information about significant system integrations, the best approach would be to adjust the project management plan periodically, at both the release and project level (Option D). Here’s why:
Holistic Adjustments (Option A): While adjusting at the project level is important, doing it only once might not be sufficient to address ongoing changes and integrations.
End of Each Sprint (Option B): Adjusting at the end of each sprint might be too frequent and could disrupt the team’s workflow.
After Each Demo (Option C): Similar to Option B, this might lead to frequent disruptions and doesn’t provide a structured approach to handle significant changes.
Periodically at Both Levels (Option D): This approach allows for regular, structured reviews and adjustments at key points (releases and project milestones), ensuring that the project remains aligned with the new requirements without causing unnecessary disruptions.
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