MS Project Templates

Stakeholders Analysis

steper — Fri, 08 Jun 2007 13:58:03 GMT

How to fill the Stakeholders Analysis :

1) This optional document helps the users to understand all parties expectations, objectives, interests, main source of power, influence and what the PMO can do to counter or enhance stakeholders influences. Each rows is represented by an identified stakeholders

2) The first column represent the stakeholders name. It can be :
- a project sponsor,
- a project client,
- a contractors,
- CSA team members, ops & maintenance employees,
- IT employees,
- other government projects,
- other departmental projects,
- a functional managers,
- a post project customers,
- the media,
- the taxpayers,
- a municipality,
- an environment group,
- the comptroller (budget),
- etc...

3) On the second column, fill-in the objectives, expectations or interests of the identified stakeholders.

4) On the third column, identify the source of influence, source of power of the identified stakeholders.

5) On the last column, identify the strategy to counter the source of influence or power that your PMO can implement.

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