A project team strongly encourages the project manager to purchase an application that will significantly reduce work time. Without the application, the deadline might be missed. However, the purchase will impact the project cost. The sponsor would like to explore a less expensive application that will save the team's time.
What should the project manager do?
The project stakeholders represent diverse organizational functions and have differing opinions about project goals. The project has been approved, but change requests could result if the stakeholders do not align on the functionality needed and the minimum viable product (MVP).
What should the project manager do?
After the demo on a software project, one of the key stakeholders contacted the scrum master and complained that they were unaware of changes made to the project. After checking, the scrum master learned that the stakeholder's details were incorrectly entered into the register.
What should the scrum master do?
A consultancy firm is finally selected and contracted for a project following an extensive and competitive procurement process. A few months into project execution, the client asks the project manager why the consultant is contracted for only 18 months instead of the full 32-month-long project. The project manager will need to carry out an unplanned second bidding process to ensure services are in place until the end of the project.
What should the project manager have done to prevent this?