The project manager is developing the stage 3 plan. The project manager is concerned that lots of new team members will join the project in stage 3. This risk to delivery has been recorded in the risk register. As a result, the stage 3 plan has been saved as a `draft` until this risk has been assessed. The project manager discusses the risk with project assurance before deciding what to do.
Is this an appropriate application of the 'plans' theme, and why?
The project manager is correctly applying the 'plans' theme by keeping the stage plan in 'draft' status until the risk of new team members joining the project has been assessed and appropriate actions can be taken. This approach ensures that all potential risks are evaluated and mitigated before finalizing the plan, which is essential for successful project delivery.
Yes, because the stage plan should remain in "draft" status until risks have been assessed and appropriate action taken.