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Hello and welcome.
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This module will focus on the plan
stakeholder management process in the
Pim Bot guide. The difficulty is rated as
medium.
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It's a Planning process, but an important
Planning process.
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There's no new concepts here, so the
memorization is rated as low
and because it is a Planning process, the
exam importance is ranked as
medium as well.
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The planned stakeholder management process
is one of four processes in total
and the stakeholder management knowledge
area.
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The particular domain task that plan
stakeholder management process helps us
understand better is Planning task 13.
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And this is develop the stakeholder
management plan by
analyzing needs, interests and potential
impact in order
to effectively manage stakeholders
expectations and engage them in
project decisions.
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And that's what our plan is going to guide
us to do to effectively
manage stakeholders expectations.
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But we need to first identify them, and
we've done that already with identify
stakeholders. And once we've done that,
engage them and project decisions.
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Remember, our key focus of stakeholder
engagement activities is to get
stakeholders to support our project or at
least not oppose it.
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The key theme of this process is that it's
the process where you develop the stakeholder
management plan and the stakeholder
management plan will go on to provide
guidance for all the rest of your
stakeholder management activities.
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So like any other plan, it becomes part of
the project management plan.
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It's a subsidiary plan and it guides the rest
of our activities.
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And as we know, good project management
starts with good and appropriate
planning. And this is the plan we do to
manage stakeholder
expectations and engagement on our project.
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The particular inputs that we may find
useful in the development of our stakeholder
management plan include the Project
Management Plan and all of its
subsidiary plans, documents and baselines
because contained within all those
other plans, documents and baselines will be
information about our
stakeholders. And we'll be able to get
information that helps us
develop an effective stakeholder management
plan.
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We'll have an indication of the extent of
stakeholders on our project, what their
key interests are, what some of the hurdles
were faced already, perhaps with our cost
management and schedule management
activities and what interests stakeholders
took and different elements of the project.
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We'll also want our stakeholder register,
which is an output from the Identify
Stakeholders process, the stakeholder
register gives us ongoing
and iterative information about our
stakeholders.
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So we'd want that in order to figure out a
management plan for them.
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We may also look to appropriate enterprise
environmental factors and our own
organizational process assets, such as a
blank stakeholder
management plan in our project management
methodology.
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The particular tools and techniques that we
may choose to use, if appropriate, include
expert judgment.
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Now in the development of any of our plans,
we see that expert judgment is the primary
tool used. This is because you are an expert
project
manager and you've done projects before and
you've gained expertise in the
development of management plans and in this
instance, the stakeholder management plan.
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You're also probably going to turn to your
project sponsor and your project team
members, particularly those with experience
in the past and similar
projects, you will run meetings either
directly focused on
the development of the stakeholder
management plan or as part of general update
meetings. You'll include elements of
stakeholder management until the plan is
developed and signed off.
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You'll also undertake some analytical
techniques.
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These will be analyzing your project and
perhaps your wider
organization's approach to stakeholder
management and the importance of places on
proactive stakeholder management.
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This may be linked closely to your level of
risk tolerance or risk aversion.
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Organizations with a high risk tolerance may
decide to not pay that much
attention to stakeholder influencing,
choosing instead to deal with the
consequences if they arrive.
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An organization with a high level of risk
aversion, on the other hand, may place a lot
of emphasis on successful stakeholder
identification and management as
well. So carry out some analysis of what
your appetite
is for stakeholder management on your
project.
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After we've taken those inputs and applied
the right tools and techniques to them,
we will produce our stakeholder management
plan.
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Now keep in mind, just like any of the other
management plans that we've developed, they
can be summary or detailed and this will
reflect the level of
complexity and the duration of our projects.
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It's all about appropriate planning, but our
particular stakeholder management plan,
whether it's summary or detailed, will
provide guidance on how we go about
managing stakeholder expectations.
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It will also provide guidance on how we
monitor and control our
stakeholder management work as well.
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We may also choose to update relevant
project documents.
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These may feed back into other elements of
our project management plan,
but also our lessons learned documentation
as well.
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So in summary, the planned stakeholder
management process has been
about the production of an appropriate
stakeholder management plan,
which we will then use to guide all of our
stakeholder work, and this
includes ongoing identification beyond the
initiation of the stakeholder
register. And also the influencing of
stakeholders to
support our project or at least not oppose
it, and also the monitoring and
controlling of our stakeholder management
activities.
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So thank you very much.
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This has been an overview and an
introduction to the plan stakeholder
management process in the PMBOK guide.