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| − | == | + | The assessment of stakeholders is a crucial element of any project or business strategy. It involves identifying, analyzing, and evaluating the stakeholders’ interests, potential, and influence to determine the best way to manage and interact with them. |
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| + | This wiki article provides a comprehensive overview of the assessment of stakeholders, including a discussion of the key steps involved, some of the tools and techniques used, and the best practices. The article initially explains and discusses the importance of stakeholder assessment in project management | ||
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| + | The critical steps of the assessment process will be discussed followed by the different tools and techniques used to assess stakeholders at each step. The article includes tools such as stakeholder analysis, surveys, interviews, brainstorming and data collection. The wiki article will touch upon these subjects but focus more on the tools that allow for the assessment of stakeholders such as stakeholder mapping and power-interest grid. | ||
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| + | Finally, the wiki article will outline some of the potential challenges and risks associated with stakeholder assessment. These include the potential for conflict of interest, unequal access to resources, and difficulty in managing stakeholders with differing interests. In general, this article provides a comprehensive overview for project managers to understand and implement of the assessment of stakeholders and the key steps, tools, and best practices involved. | ||
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| + | == Assessment Process == | ||
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| + | Brainstorm, identify and document stakeholders | ||
| + | Categorize and analyze their interests and potential | ||
| + | Evaluate their influence and prioritize | ||
| + | Plan, implement, and communicate | ||
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| + | == Tools and Techniques == | ||
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| + | A. Stakeholder Mapping | ||
| + | B. Power-Interest Grid | ||
| + | C. Other tools; Stakeholder Analysis, survey, interviews, brainstorming, data collection | ||
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| + | == Best Practices == | ||
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| + | Company examples on stakeholder assessment, stakeholder management and power dynamics. | ||
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| + | == Challenges and Risks == | ||
| + | Conflict of Interest | ||
| + | Unequal Access to Resources | ||
| + | Difficulty Managing Diverse Interests | ||
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Revision as of 22:49, 19 February 2023
Developed by Carl Bygum Knudsen
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Abstract
The assessment of stakeholders is a crucial element of any project or business strategy. It involves identifying, analyzing, and evaluating the stakeholders’ interests, potential, and influence to determine the best way to manage and interact with them.
This wiki article provides a comprehensive overview of the assessment of stakeholders, including a discussion of the key steps involved, some of the tools and techniques used, and the best practices. The article initially explains and discusses the importance of stakeholder assessment in project management
The critical steps of the assessment process will be discussed followed by the different tools and techniques used to assess stakeholders at each step. The article includes tools such as stakeholder analysis, surveys, interviews, brainstorming and data collection. The wiki article will touch upon these subjects but focus more on the tools that allow for the assessment of stakeholders such as stakeholder mapping and power-interest grid.
Finally, the wiki article will outline some of the potential challenges and risks associated with stakeholder assessment. These include the potential for conflict of interest, unequal access to resources, and difficulty in managing stakeholders with differing interests. In general, this article provides a comprehensive overview for project managers to understand and implement of the assessment of stakeholders and the key steps, tools, and best practices involved.
Assessment Process
Brainstorm, identify and document stakeholders Categorize and analyze their interests and potential Evaluate their influence and prioritize Plan, implement, and communicate
Tools and Techniques
A. Stakeholder Mapping B. Power-Interest Grid C. Other tools; Stakeholder Analysis, survey, interviews, brainstorming, data collection
Best Practices
Company examples on stakeholder assessment, stakeholder management and power dynamics.
Challenges and Risks
Conflict of Interest Unequal Access to Resources Difficulty Managing Diverse Interests
