PGMP · Question #490
A company wants to perform a preliminary stakeholder analysis to assess a new program's support. What should the program manager develop?
The correct answer is D. Stakeholder engagement plan, stakeholder register, and stakeholder map. A preliminary stakeholder analysis requires three foundational artifacts: identifying stakeholders (stakeholder register), mapping and analyzing their relationships, influence, and positions (stakeholder map), and planning how to engage them (stakeholder engagement plan). Togethe
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A company wants to perform a preliminary stakeholder analysis to assess a new program's support. What should the program manager develop?
Options
- AProgram communications management plan and the stakeholder charter
- BResponsible, accountable, consult, and inform (RACI) matrix, stakeholder list, and escalation
- CStakeholder strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats (SWOT) analysis
- DStakeholder engagement plan, stakeholder register, and stakeholder map
How the community answered
(47 responses)- A4% (2)
- B2% (1)
- C11% (5)
- D83% (39)
Explanation
A preliminary stakeholder analysis requires three foundational artifacts: identifying stakeholders (stakeholder register), mapping and analyzing their relationships, influence, and positions (stakeholder map), and planning how to engage them (stakeholder engagement plan). Together these three components constitute a complete preliminary stakeholder analysis per PMI's Program Management Standard. Option A includes a stakeholder charter which is not a standard PMI artifact. Option B describes a RACI matrix and escalation process, which are operational tools, not analysis artifacts. Option C (SWOT analysis) can be a component of stakeholder analysis but alone is insufficient. Option D is the only choice that covers identification, analysis, and engagement planning - the three pillars of stakeholder analysis.
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