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Chapter6-StakeholderAnalysisandCommunicationPlanning.pptx

CONTEMPORARY PROJECT MANAGEMENT, 4E

Timothy J. Kloppenborg

Vittal Anantatmula

Kathryn N. Wells

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Stakeholder Analysis and Communication Planning

Chapter 6

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Chapter 6 Core Objectives:

List, describe, & prioritize project stakeholders

Describe each section of a project communication plan

Build a communication matrix

Develop strategies for stakeholder management

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Chapter 6 Behavioral Objectives:

Tell how to build project relationships & why they are important for communication

Develop a project communications management plan

Plan, conduct, & improve project meetings

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The Organizational Zoo

“The use of creative tools such as metaphor and reflective conversations is becoming more common and makes a significant contribution to success…”

www.organizationalzoo.com/profiler

Copyright Arthur Shelley 2013

Image artist John Szabo

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Identify Stakeholders

After charter is accepted, a good place to start detailed planning is with understanding who the stakeholders are and how to communicate with them

PM’s Stakeholder Responsibilities include:

Understanding the stakeholders

Building relationships with stakeholders

Developing a communications plan for dealing with stakeholders

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Identify Stakeholders

Multiple users with different—sometimes conflicting—requirements

May not know what they want

May not be the actual user

Unreasonable requests

Stakeholders other than the users

Find Stakeholders

Analyze stakeholders

Document stakeholders

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Find Stakeholders

Who will use or be affected by the result of a project?

Work on the project

Provide people or resources

Have their routines disrupted

Who will be positively or negatively impacted by the process of performing the project?

Are stakeholders internal or external?

Identify stakeholders –the process of determining the individuals and groups who might impact or be impacted by some aspect of the project.

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Examples of Project Stakeholders

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Breakout Session! Identifying Project Stakeholders

Use classic rules of brainstorming

List project processes and results stakeholders may be interested in

Combine stakeholder list into groups

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Analyze Stakeholders

Prioritize stakeholders

Stakeholder analysis – a stakeholder identification technique composed of gathering and evaluating information to determine whose interests should be emphasized throughout the project.

Power

INTEREST

INFLUENCE

Impact

Urgency

Legitimacy

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Analyze Stakeholders

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Success Criteria for Various Stakeholders

6.3

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Breakout Session! Analyze Project Stakeholders

Prioritize among your stakeholders to ensure the most important project needs are met

Refer to Exhibits 6.2 & 6.3

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Results of Find and Analyze Stakeholders

Set clear direction

Prioritize objectives

Recognize complex tradeoffs and consequences

Facilitate necessary decisions

Develop a shared sense of risk

Build a strong relationship with customers

Lead with an empowering style

Serve as good stewards of resources

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Document Stakeholders

Create a stakeholder register

Capitalize on stakeholder support

Mitigate impact of stakeholder resistance

Stakeholder register – a repository of information regarding all project stakeholders

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Project Stakeholder Register

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Plan Stakeholder Engagement

Create Stakeholder Engagement Assessment Matrix

Define how to engage & manage stakeholders throughout project lifecycle

This matrix is primary tool that comprises stakeholder management plan

Plan to Build Relationships with Stakeholders

PM & team should engage stakeholders throughout lifecycle of project and beyond

Team-building & involving key stakeholders is especially important during planning phase

Developing relationships to influence others is critical

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Plan Stakeholder Engagement

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Relationship Building with Stakeholders

“What is in it for me?”

Treat stakeholders as partners

Use core team relationship building activities

Foster respect and trust

Stakeholder engagement plan – a subsidiary component of the project management plan that defines how to effectively engage stakeholders in planning and performing the project based on the analysis of stakeholders’ needs, wants, and impacts.

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Manage & Monitor Stakeholder Engagement

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Manage Stakeholder Engagement

Share planning documents

Hold informal conversations

Follow the formal change control process

Understand stakeholder assumptions

Elaborate on analysis created for charter

Document expectations regarding project deliverables & have stakeholders verify them prior to project execution

Manage stakeholder engagement – process of the project team communicating and working with stakeholders to satisfy their needs (and desires, when possible), handle issues quickly, and encourage active stakeholder participation throughout.

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Monitor Stakeholder Engagement

Relationships

Communications

Lessons learned

Monitor stakeholder engagement – the process of engaging stakeholders and managing relations with them effectively.

Educated about their roles

Alerted about changes

Asked for early and continuous feedback

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Plan Communications Management

Purposes of a project communications management plan

PM must use effective communications to set & manage stakeholders’ expectations

Ensure that project work is completed properly

Communications plan considerations

Communications matrix

Knowledge management

Communications management plan – a living document and component of the

project management plan that considers stakeholders’ information desires and guides the project communications.

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Purposes of a Project Communications Plan

“Communication leads to cooperation,

which leads to coordination,

which leads to project harmony,

which leads to project success.”

Adedeji Badiru

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Project Communications Plan Considerations

Purpose—Project communications need to be:

Clear

Concise

Courteous

Consistent

Confidential

Compelling

Structures—use existing organizational forms & supplement where necessary

Methods—can be pushed, pulled, or interactive

Timing—can be routine, tied to project life cycle, or as needed

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Project Communications Plan Considerations

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Communications Matrix

Who to learn from?

What to learn?

Who to share with?

What to know?

When to know it?

What communications method?

Who is responsible?

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Communications from Stakeholders

To authorize work

To determine requirements

To uncover and resolve issues

To receive feedback

Velocity, burn down charts, running tested features, earned business value

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Project Communications Matrix

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Breakout Session! Project Communication Matrix

Begin a Communication Matrix for your project, using the columns found in Exhibit 6.9:

Stakeholder

Project Information Needs

Stakeholder Information Needs

Methods

Timing

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Knowledge Management

Capture and reuse knowledge developed

Create a lessons learned knowledge base

Facilitate a lessons learned session for the project

Knowledge—insights derived from information and experience…can be linked & compared to other information

Manage project knowledge—the process of using & developing knoledge to help improve both the current project and the capability of the organization

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Manage Communications

Determine project information needs

Need to be handled accurately, promptly, & effectively

Different stakeholder info needs at different stages of project

Establish Information Retrieval & Distribution System

Target communication only to people who need it

Use newer technologies if helpful, but don’t discard older methods without reason

Use communication management plan & matrix

Constantly ask yourself, “who needs to know what?”

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Project Meeting Management

Establish project plans

Conduct project activities

Verify progress

Make decisions

Accept deliverables

Close out projects

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Improving Project Meetings

Meetings are a process that can be studied & improved

Apply the plan-do-check-act (PDCA) model

Any process practiced repeatedly will improve over time

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PDCA Model Applied to Project Meetings

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Project Meeting Agenda Template

PLAN-

Well-run meetings require planning

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Project Meeting Minutes Template

DO

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Breakout Session! Project Meeting Management

Plan & execute a project meeting. Be prepared to share your agenda (Exhibit 6.11), meeting minutes (Exhibit 6.12), and include a short meeting evaluation (Exhibit 6.14)

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Issues Management

4 primary types of information captured in a project meeting:

Decisions made

New issues surfaced & old issues resolved

Action items agreed to

An evaluation of the meeting

Issue – a situation that requires a decision to be made, but one that cannot be made now (usually due to needing more information or more time)

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The Issues Log

All decisions made should be documented

Issues do not need to be resolved immediately, but they will need to be resolved in time

Important issues are added to the log

Ensures issues are not forgotten

Issues log – a living document in which new and ongoing issues are recorded and stored & resolved issues are removed

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Project Issues Log

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Action Items and Evaluation

Agile evaluations are called retrospectives

For each agreed upon action item, capture who will do it and when

Evaluate meetings with the plus (positives)—delta (change) template

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Summary

After charter approval—identify, prioritize, and document stakeholders

Plan, manage, and monitor stakeholder engagement—through and beyond project lifecycle

Plan & manage communications with a communications plan

Communications matrix

Managing and improving meetings

Managing and escalating issues

Capturing and using lessons learned

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PMBOK Exams

Tremendous overlap between Communications Management & Stakeholders Management (including recent changes—so make sure you are using most recent 6th edition of PMBOK to study!)

Besides developing Charter, only process in Initiating project phase is Identify Stakeholders

Main work of the next phase—the Planning Process Group—is creating the Project Management Plan.

PM plan is aggregate of plans from each of the ten knowledge areas and includes the Communications management plan & Stakeholders Management Plan

As always, be familiar with the inputs, tools & techniques, and outputs for each process

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Casa de Paz Development Project

The stakeholder priority matrix shown is a start and now we need to understand what each needs to share with us and learn from us.

This leads us to create a communications matrix.

We need to develop and use agendas, minutes, issues logs and meeting evaluations.

How would you facilitate Agile ceremonies such as stand-up meetings and retrospectives?

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Project Communication Planning for a Distributed Project

IT rollout of servers, clients, networking equipment & central data center

Need for revision of original communications plan

What finally saved the project?

PM IN ACTION

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