Traditional Mindset 6 Flashcards
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Threats and Opportunities
Recognize threats as negative risks and opportunities as positive risks, documenting responses for both.
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- Identify threats and opportunities: Differentiate between negative risks (threats) and positive risks (opportunities) to comprehensively assess project uncertainties.
- Document response strategies: Capture appropriate response plans for both threats and opportunities, ensuring proactive management to mitigate threats and capitalize on opportunities.
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Regular Stakeholder Engagement
“Foster regular stakeholder engagement through various communication channels.”
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- Utilize multiple communication methods: Engage stakeholders through meetings, one-on-one conversations, phone calls, presentations, and other appropriate channels.
- Maintain regular interaction: Establish a consistent and ongoing dialogue with stakeholders to ensure their involvement, feedback, and alignment with project progress and objectives.
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Selecting Mutually Beneficial Contracts
Choose contracts that mutually benefit both sellers and buyers, aligned with project objectives
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- Seek mutual benefits: Prioritize contract selection that fosters a win-win situation for both sellers and buyers, ensuring fairness and mutual advantages.
- Align with project objectives: Ensure the selected contract supports the overall project objectives, promoting collaboration and achieving project success for all parties involved.
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Tailored Stakeholder Communications
Ensure stakeholder comprehension by customizing communications to their specific needs
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- Clear understanding: Tailor communications to match the understanding and preferences of individual stakeholders, promoting effective information transfer.
- Address diverse needs: Consider stakeholder backgrounds, roles, and interests when crafting communications, ensuring they receive relevant and easily digestible information that aligns with their specific requirements.
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Tailored Stakeholder Communications
Ensure stakeholder comprehension by customizing communications to their specific needs
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- Clear understanding: Tailor communications to match the understanding and preferences of individual stakeholders, promoting effective information transfer.
- Address diverse needs: Consider stakeholder backgrounds, roles, and interests when crafting communications, ensuring they receive relevant and easily digestible information that aligns with their specific requirements.