👉 An adjusted project is a modified version of an original project plan that accounts for changes in scope, resources, timelines, or other factors. It involves recalculating estimates and adjusting schedules, budgets, and deliverables to reflect the new realities of the project. This ensures that stakeholders have a realistic understanding of the project's current status and can make informed decisions about resource allocation, timelines, and risk management. The goal is to maintain project feasibility and alignment with business objectives despite unforeseen changes.
