CAPM · Question #186
What method for categorizing stakeholders is suitable for small projects with simple relationships among stakeholders?
The correct answer is A. Prioritization. Prioritization (or simple listing/ranking) is the most appropriate method for small projects where stakeholder relationships are straightforward. It involves simply ranking stakeholders by importance without the overhead of complex classification models. The Power/Influence Grid
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- APrioritization
- BDirections of influence
- CSalience model
- DPower/influence grid
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(33 responses)- A94% (31)
- B3% (1)
- C3% (1)
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Prioritization (or simple listing/ranking) is the most appropriate method for small projects where stakeholder relationships are straightforward. It involves simply ranking stakeholders by importance without the overhead of complex classification models. The Power/Influence Grid (D) and Salience Model (C, which assesses power, urgency, and legitimacy) are better suited for larger, more complex projects with many stakeholders. Directions of Influence (B) categorizes stakeholders by how they influence the project or each other, which is more relevant for projects with complex interdependencies. For simple projects, a straightforward prioritization list is sufficient.
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