What Goes into a Full Stakeholder Analysis?

The video tutorial discusses stakeholder analysis in project management, emphasizing the importance of understanding stakeholders' power, interest, and support. It introduces a comprehensive approach to stakeholder analysis, categorizing factors into the nature and intensity of stakes, background, and group dynamics. The tutorial also provides additional questions to enhance stakeholder engagement, aiming to maximize project success.

What are the three main aspects typically considered in a basic stakeholder analysis?

• Goals, objectives, and outcomes

• Power, interest, and support

• Risks, opportunities, and threats

• Budget, timeline, and resources

Which category helps in understanding the agenda of stakeholders?

• Nature of the stake

• Intensity of the stake

• Group dynamics

• Background and attitudes

What does the intensity of a stakeholder's stake help determine?

• Their communication style

• Their agenda

• Their priority or saliency

• Their historical involvement

Which of the following is NOT a factor in understanding a stakeholder's background and attitudes?

• Prior experiences

• Current opinions

• Project budget

• Motivations

What question helps in understanding the internal dynamics of a stakeholder group?

• How does the group work?

• What is their agenda?

• What resources do they command?

• What threats do they pose?

Which question is crucial for planning stakeholder engagement?

• Where is the project located?

• What is their budget?

• Who are they connected with?

• When is the project deadline?

What is a key consideration when dealing with powerful stakeholders in a major project?

• Their geographical location

• Their level of education

• Their full understanding and effective engagement

• Their financial contribution