Category: Project Stakeholder Management
Project Sustainability Predators at Work By Gratien Gasaba Have you ever watched a movie concerning bush meat hunting as performed by the wild big cats such as lions and leopards? Have you noticed that these...
10 Practical Ways Sponsors Can Boost Their Project Success By Harry Hall I often ask project managers the reasons for project failure. One of the top responses is a lack of leadership and sustained...
Project Sponsors: How Good Are You at Briefing Your Project Managers? By Ron Rosenhead “This is a long; much longer than a briefing note I would normally get from my manager or sponsor.” These...
7 Proven Ways to Overcome False Expectations By Eileen McDargh People have expectations. Individuals, teams, or organizations have a strong belief that something is going to happen in the future. Project sponsors expect projects...
Best Practice for Stakeholder Engagement During Program Recovery By Peter Osborne If a program of change is put into recovery, stakeholders will inevitably play a critical role in getting it back on track. Their...
The Art of Stakeholder Management By Mark Norman A stakeholder can be defined as someone who can impact or is impacted by either the project or the project outcomes. Stakeholders exist at many levels...
Ooops, I Forgot a Key Stakeholder! By Sharon HoSang I was the business analyst working on a debt management project. One of the deliverables was to develop standard letters to be sent to customers...
Common Project Manager Mistakes: #1 Limiting Stakeholders By Samuel T. Brown, III, PMP, Global Knowledge Course Director and Instructor According to A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge, (PMBOK® Guide)-Fifth Edition, Project...
Stakeholders in Complexity By Lynda Bourne The new CPM is ‘Complex Project Management’ and whilst most of the current project management tools and practices including risk management, scheduling and EVM remain important, they are...
Why Is Stakeholder Management So Important? By Michelle Symonds Even the smallest projects have stakeholders, and most methodologies, approaches and tactics will involve some sort of stakeholder management. Project management training teaches us that...