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Who are the main stakeholders in the project?
The main stakeholders in a project are different in every company and in every project. However, there is something common defining main stakeholders: "Main stakeholders are those stakeholders that can cause the project to fail if support if their support is withdrawn." Identifying all the project stakeholders might be a difficult task, but the following are the obvious stakeholders in any project: Project Sponsor Project Manager PMO Project Team Program Manager (If Applicable) Portfolio Manager (If Applicable) Portfolio Review Board Functional Manager Operational Management Sellers Business Partners Customers Among these, the sponsor, the project manager, the project team and the customer would be the main stakeholders of the project.
How do you define and enforce managers duty?
Only the one who is hiring the manager can enforce that the manager is performing their duties. The duty of a manager is dictated by the industry and the person who hires the manager. Additionally a manager can not perform their duties if they are not given the authority along with the responsibility. Often I have seen managers who are not able to fire those who work under them however they are responsible for those same workers actions or in-actions. So in those cases the managers find themselves with the responsibility but with no authority.
How is the job market for information technology project managers?
Information technology project managers with recent, extensive experience in managing infrastructure projects are in demand. So are those with recent, extensive experience managing projects using Agile software development methodologies. These is somewhat less demand for product implementation project managers, e.g. SAP, Oracle and so on. IT project managers with significant functional area expertise in specific business areas, e.g. finance, accounting, insurance, HR, payroll, health care information, and so on are always in demand for implementation projects in those areas.
How many people report to one manager?
It depends on the organisation, and the level of the manager. Front line managers will usually have the most people (in absolute numbers) report to them (think a store manager). Higher level managers will progressivly have less people reporting directly to them as multiple lower level managers (representing many more people) will report to those higher up.
What is the importance of a project proposal?
It is important to have a meaningful project proposal to present to stakeholders. An effective proposal will explain exactly what you want to do, pretty close to how you plan to do it, the expected result, and the benefit to those funding and approving the project.
How did the interest of liberals differ from those of socialist workers?
It doesn't.
What are the roles of stakeholders?
The role of stakeholders is really determined by the company itself. A stakeholder has some interest, usually financial in the company. Some companies use this to their advantage thinking that those with money at risk are most likely to have the best interest of the company at heart. You see this in small business and some large business every day as the owner and others invested in the business make strategic decisions. Other companies decided that management knows best and managers appointed by the board of directors make the decisions on behalf of the stakeholders as in most large companies.
Stakeholders of Microsoft?
Stakeholders of Microsoft are those that have an interest in the company. They can be stockholders, vendors, customers, retailers, or wholesalers.
Can it ever be right for the interest of other stakeholders to be put before those of shareholders?
no one can answer this question un less they know economics or buusiness. its a stupid question...:(
How does PepsiCo balance those stakeholders such as consumers and shareholders that are interested in good tasting products and financial performance with special-interest groups and regulators that?
I will not going to answer this. this is your study. lazy noob
What are secondary stakeholders?
Secondary stakeholders also are important because they often can be primary stakeholders, too. For instance, people who live in the vicinity of a company care about the company's effects on the local environment and economy. However, those same people may be employed by the company or own stock in it, so they have a direct financial interest in it. Conversely, they can impact the company financially by pulling out their investments in it.
What is difference between stakeholder and stockholder?
stockholders are those who have interest in the company in terms of stock other than capital,money etc. whereas stakeholders have directly or indirectly link with the company
Stakeholders for divorce?
The stakeholders within a divorce are those of the children or third party relations influenced by the marriage. Therefore the stakeholders within a marriage are any whom are affected by the union of marriage.
What are market stakeholders?
Market stakeholders are those that engage in economic transactions with the business. (For example stockholders, customers, suppliers, creditors, and employees)
Who are the stakeholders of Nike in detail?
we as the consumer are steak holders of NIke ROCK ON!!
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How did the Renaissance scholar's differ from those of medieval scholar's?
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