As a project manager starting a new project, you discover that there are preexisting contracts with clients that might affect your project. How should you proceed to ensure these agreements are considered in your project plan?
Terminate the existing contracts to prevent conflicts
Analyze the existing agreements to determine their impact on your project scope
Ignore the existing contracts and focus on new agreements for your project
Assign the responsibilities under the existing contracts to your project team
Analyzing the existing agreements is critical to understand any obligations, limitations, or dependencies that could impact your project scope, schedule, or resources. This will help you align your project plan with contractual requirements and avoid potential conflicts or legal issues. Ignoring the contracts disregards important obligations. Terminating the contracts may not be feasible or legally permissible. Assigning the responsibilities without proper analysis could lead to misalignment and project risks.
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