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Sam is the project manager of the NHT Project. His project has stakeholders from the end users, server administrators, functional managers, external customers, technicians, and executive managers. In

The correct answer is D. No stakeholders are more important than other stakeholders.. According to the Capability in Business AnalysisTM (CCBA? Learning documents, a stakeholder is anyone who has an interest or influence in the project or its outcome1. Stakeholders can have different levels of power, interest, impact, and influence on the project, and they can be

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Question

Sam is the project manager of the NHT Project. His project has stakeholders from the end users, server administrators, functional managers, external customers, technicians, and executive managers. In this high- profile project, which group of stakeholders is the most important?

Options

  • AEnd users
  • BExternal customers
  • CExecutive management
  • DNo stakeholders are more important than other stakeholders.

How the community answered

(46 responses)
  • A
    2% (1)
  • B
    2% (1)
  • C
    4% (2)
  • D
    91% (42)

Explanation

According to the Capability in Business AnalysisTM (CCBA? Learning documents, a stakeholder is anyone who has an interest or influence in the project or its outcome1. Stakeholders can have different levels of power, interest, impact, and influence on the project, and they can be internal or external to the organization2. However, no stakeholder group is more important than another, as they all contribute to the project's success in different ways. The project manager's role is to identify, analyze, engage, and manage the stakeholders throughout the project lifecycle, and to balance their needs, expectations, and interests3. The project manager should also communicate effectively with the stakeholders, and ensure that their feedback, input, and approval are obtained at the appropriate stages of the project4.

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