Program Stakeholder Identification

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Program stakeholder identification is a critical process within Program Management Professional (PgMP) frameworks, focusing on recognizing individuals, groups, or organizations that can affect or are affected by the program's objectives. Effective stakeholder identification ensures that a program a…

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Question 1

During a software development project for a healthcare organization, you discover that a group of healthcare professionals who will be the primary users of the new system have not been identified as stakeholders. Their input is crucial for ensuring the system meets their needs and is user-friendly. What is the most appropriate course of action to address this situation?

Question 2

During stakeholder identification, you are utilizing a technique that involves grouping stakeholders based on their power, urgency, and legitimacy. What is this technique called?

Question 3

You are the program manager for a global tech company's new product development program. The program involves teams from multiple countries collaborating to create a new smartphone. During a review meeting, you learn that the marketing team in one of the countries has been working on a promotional campaign without informing the central marketing team, which is responsible for coordinating all marketing efforts. This has led to inconsistencies in the overall marketing strategy. What should be your next course of action?

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