A key project team member complains about being left out of the communication loop. In order to ensure that each key member is involved, who should review the business analysis communications…

The correct answer is B. Business analyst, project manager, and sponsor. The communications management plan should be reviewed by the business analyst (who owns the plan), the project manager (who oversees overall project communications), and the sponsor (who represents executive and business stakeholder interests and can ensure key members are…

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Question

A key project team member complains about being left out of the communication loop. In order to ensure that each key member is involved, who should review the business analysis communications management plan?

Options

ABusiness analyst, project manager, and stakeholders
BBusiness analyst, project manager, and sponsor
CBusiness analyst and project manager
DOnly the business analyst

How the community answered

(35 responses)

A
11% (4)
B
80% (28)
C
3% (1)
D
6% (2)

Explanation

The communications management plan should be reviewed by the business analyst (who owns the plan), the project manager (who oversees overall project communications), and the sponsor (who represents executive and business stakeholder interests and can ensure key members are appropriately included). Including the sponsor ensures the plan reflects business priorities and that no key stakeholders are inadvertently excluded. Option A (including all stakeholders) is too broad and impractical for plan review. Option C omits the sponsor, who has a vested interest in communication effectiveness. Option D is too narrow, limiting review to only the BA.

Topics

#Communications Management#Stakeholder Management#Project Roles and Responsibilities#Business Analysis Planning

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