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What plan is used to maintain stakeholder interest and involvement throughout the change initiative?

The correct answer is B. Stakeholder collaboration plan. Option B, the Stakeholder Collaboration Plan, is correct because it is specifically designed to maintain stakeholder interest and involvement - focusing on active participation and ongoing engagement throughout a change initiative, not just one-way communication. Why the…

Business Analysis Planning and Monitoring

Question

What plan is used to maintain stakeholder interest and involvement throughout the change initiative?

Options

  • AStakeholder communication plan
  • BStakeholder collaboration plan
  • CBusiness Analysis Plan
  • DNone of the above

How the community answered

(40 responses)
  • A
    3% (1)
  • B
    93% (37)
  • C
    5% (2)

Explanation

Option B, the Stakeholder Collaboration Plan, is correct because it is specifically designed to maintain stakeholder interest and involvement - focusing on active participation and ongoing engagement throughout a change initiative, not just one-way communication.

Why the distractors are wrong:

  • A (Stakeholder Communication Plan) addresses how information is shared with stakeholders (channels, frequency, messaging) but does not specifically focus on sustaining their involvement and interest over time.
  • C (Business Analysis Plan) defines the approach, tasks, and deliverables for business analysis activities - it's about planning the BA work itself, not managing stakeholder engagement.
  • D (None of the above) is incorrect because Option B is a real and specific plan type that matches the question's intent.

Memory tip: Think "collaboration = co-labor" - stakeholders are working alongside you. Collaboration Plans keep them in the work, while Communication Plans just keep them informed. If the question mentions involvement and interest, think collaboration.

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#stakeholder collaboration plan#stakeholder engagement#change initiative

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