One of three possible decisions are made at the end of the problem analysis phase: (1) authorize the project to continue to the next phase (requirements analysis); (2) adjust the scope, cost and/or schedule for the project, and then continue with the next phase (requirements analysis); OR (3) cancel the project due to either the lack of resources or the realization that the problems and opportunities are not simply as important as anticipated.

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These are standard decisions made at the end of the problem analysis phase in project management to ensure the project is viable and aligned with organizational goals.

One of Three Possible Decisions Are Made at the End