A project is in the execution phase. The client was actively involved in the early stages but has been less engaged lately. A number of changes to the requirements have recently been requested. What s

Engaging the client in a direct discussion about the requested changes and making joint decisions is critical for maintaining client satisfaction and ensuring the project continues to align with their evolving needs. This collaborative approach adheres to proper change management procedures and helps re-engage a disengaged stakeholder.

Outright rejecting client-requested changes without discussion is likely to alienate the client and can lead to significant dissatisfaction, potentially jeopardizing the project's success and relationship.

While reviewing the risk register is part of change impact analysis, the immediate and most crucial step is to engage directly with the client regarding their requests, not solely focus on internal documentation.

Making decisions solely based on the project team's recommendations for requirement changes bypasses client authority and ownership, risking the delivery of a solution that does not meet the client's current expectations.