Jane is a project manager overseeing a software development project with a distributed team. She wants to regularly update all stakeholders on the project's progress, including completed tasks, upcoming milestones, and any issues that may affect the schedule. Which type of meeting should Jane schedule to effectively communicate this information?
A status meeting is appropriate when the project manager wants to update stakeholders on the project's progress, including completed tasks, upcoming milestones, and any issues affecting the schedule. This type of meeting is informative and focuses on providing current information about the project status. Stand-up meetings are brief, daily meetings focused on immediate tasks within the team and may not include all stakeholders. Brainstorming sessions aim to generate ideas rather than provide updates. Joint application development sessions are collaborative workshops for gathering requirements and designing solutions, not for status updates.
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