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Stakeholder Performance Domain

The Stakeholder Performance Domain focuses on actions and functions related to stakeholders.

It deals with the following.

Throughout the project, maintain a positive working relationship with stakeholders.

Stakeholder agreement on project goals.

Stakeholders who benefit from the project are supportive and satisfied, but stakeholders who oppose the project or its deliverables have no negative influence on project outcomes.

The Stakeholder Performance Domain focuses on actions and functions related to stakeholders.

The following are the key areas of the stakeholder performance domain.

  1. Stakeholder Engagement
  2. Interactions with Other Performance Domains

Related Posts:

  1. Project Management Methods
  2. Complexity Models
  3. Time and Materials
  4. S-Curve
  5. Cumulative Flow Diagram
  6. Risk Breakdown Structure
  7. Iteration Plan
  8. Project Vision Statement
  9. Daily Standup
  10. Parametric Estimating
  11. SWOT Analysis
  12. Influence Diagram

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