Efficient project planning requires a knowledge of your stakeholders' and clients' needs. With a clear understanding of the needs and requirements, you are able to detail the project phases and carry ...

A stakeholder is any person or group that affects, or is affected by, a particular project. Along the path to completing your project, stakeholders can be partners, resources or roadblocks -- and ...

Stakeholders play a vital role in the outcome of projects. Here's guidance on selecting the ideal stakeholders for your specific project. The role of project stakeholders should not be underestimated ...

It's all too easy, when you manage a project, to become so involved with your team and the work at hand that you overlook a very important group of people: your sponsor and stakeholders—in other words ...

When project stakeholders have competing visions, confusion—and even conflict—can ensue. If you’re leading a big project that feels misaligned, here’s what you can do to ensure that everyone has the ...

Understanding the needs and expectations of stakeholders in your client's project can only make your job easier. Here's a look at two tools and a series of questions you can ask to help you gather ...

Project stakeholders are the people who fund, provide workers, provide resources, are affected by the project’s outcome, and/or oversee the project from a legal or compliance perspective. As a project ...

Understanding your stakeholders is a crucial part of project management. If you don’t carefully manage stakeholders and their concerns and expectations, you risk generating backlash to your project, ...

IT leaders can reduce project failure risk by regularly touching base with users and stakeholders and immediately stepping when they sense a change in the “project pulse.” IT projects fail at alarming ...

Declarations of covenants, conditions and restrictions for mixed-use development projects (Project Covenants, often referred to as “Master Declarations” or “CC&Rs”) may not be the most exciting ...