PMI Project Management Professional Practice Question

Analyzing the consolidated project plans for dependencies, gaps, and continued business value is the best approach. This helps identify any inconsistencies or conflicts between the plans, ensures all necessary work is accounted for, and verifies the project still aligns with business objectives. While it is true that most project management systems can be helpful in notifying scheduling issues or red flags, the project manager needs to take a more proactive approach to ensure no issues arise. Assessing risks and determining critical information are important, but should be done in addition to, not instead of, analyzing the consolidated plans.