A project manager is prioritizing issues by evaluating which ones could most significantly affect the project's ability to deliver as planned. Which prioritization factor is she focusing on?
By assessing which issues could most significantly affect the project's ability to deliver as planned, the project manager is focusing on Impact to project. This factor considers how each issue might influence the project's objectives, deliverables, timelines, and overall success. By prioritizing issues based on their potential effects on the project, the manager ensures that the most critical issues are addressed first to keep the project on track. 'Issue severity' refers to the inherent seriousness of the issue itself, 'Urgency' is about how quickly an issue needs to be resolved, and 'Scope of impact on stakeholders' considers how the issue affects stakeholders, which may not directly relate to the project's planned delivery.
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