You work for a multinational corporation which uses Project Server 2013 to plan and control the
projects in different business units. Each business unit has its own portfolio of projects but can
participate in strategic projects. The Project Management Office (PMO) configures as many
Enterprise Project Types as necessary to create new products, launch marketing campaigns, and
deploy new lines of business tools to comply with the governance processes.
A business unit creates a new proposal, and your team waits for the new proposal approval, which
will provide the information necessary to begin this proposal. In the Project Center, the stakeholders
are able to view the phases and stages of each proposal, and your proposal has not moved since the
last time you saved it in Project Web App (PWA). The sponsor waits for the notification to review
and authorize the next stage of the project.
You need to ensure the project moves through its lifecycle.
What should you do first?

A.
Access the Project Details pages, click Options, and select Restart the Workflow.

B.
Access the Project Details pages and publish the schedule.

C.
Access the Project Details pages, verify that the sections are completed, and click Submit.

D.
Access the Project Center, select the project, and change the Project Type.

Explanation: