Relationship with stakeholders depends on how good the communications between you and stakeholder is and inturn also depends on the reliability of information conveyed by you during your communications...!!! Good and stable communications shall sustain long term relationships in projects!!
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M NITIN SHENOY, PMP, IPMA-D, CEng MICE, Asst. Constr. Manager, L&T
| 23 Jun 2009 03:32 AM +0000
A good Communcation Management Plan and its religious implementaion will surely lead to Project Success. According to literature surveys and as observed by us in real life, a Project Manager who is the integrator of the project spends 90% of his time communicating. In the mean time a bare communication without professional commitment, aherence to code of conduct / ethics is like adding fuel to fire. Hence good communication with professional commitment go hand in hand for project success. Stakeholder analysis plays a very vital role in Communcations Management in a Project. That is to identify who are all the stakeholders and what is their role in the project, what information they need and in what frequency / mode to make effective decisions has to be analyzed and freezed to facilitate good and valuable communication and timely decision making throught the project life cycle. As every plan requires baselining and re-baselining when significant changes have been approved, the same is the case with communication management plan also.
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M NITIN SHENOY, PMP, IPMA-D, CEng MICE, Asst. Constr. Manager, L&T
| 23 Jun 2009 03:32 AM +0000
I completely agree with Mr.Piyush.Communication is essential for the successful completion of a project.Without proper communication there won't be any coordination between the people who are working on the project and also they won't be clear of their roles and responsibilies and nobody can be held accountable in that situation.But sometimes what happens is even if there is proper communication,the work doesn't get completed the way it was thought to be.
what should be done in that situation?
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Anjali Bhatia, Construction-Heavy, Sobha Developers
| 10 Apr 2009 08:20 AM +0000
Unless one communicates how does one interact in any Project? Projects are highly communications-intensive activities where technical capabilities are secondary to even any form of communications - be they verbal, written, procedural - any which way you lookat it.
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Piyush T Suraiya, Vice President - Exhibitions, Elm Designs
| 12 Mar 2009 10:53 AM +0000
Unless one communicates how does one interact in any Project? Projects are highly communications-intensive activities where technical capabilities are secondary to even any form of communications - be they verbal, written, procedural - any which way you lookat it.
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Piyush T Suraiya, Vice President - Exhibitions, Elm Designs
| 12 Mar 2009 10:52 AM +0000
IN MY OPINION, PROJECT COMMUNICATION CONSTITUTES A MAJOR PART OF PROJECT MANAGEMENT BECAUSE THIS IS A MAJOR WEAPON IN RECORDING VARIOUS LAPSES/ ACHIEVEMENTS OF BOTH THE PARTIES TO AN AGREEMENT AND SERVES AS A HISTIRY AS WELL AS REFERENCE TOOL IN THE EVENT OF RESOLUTION OF DISPUTES AT APPROPRIATE FORUM
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DHRUBA JYOTI BISWAS, Head/VP/GM-Corporate Planning/Strategy, AIDPL
| 12 Mar 2009 05:43 AM +0000
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According to me relations with the stakeholders, clients is more important than project communications, as better relations will lead a better project completion than communications which comes rather secondary, the primary is the relation that you have, the confidence from the clients towards the projects gives you the confidence that even if something goes wrong they can make the project work, with this confidence half the project is done and the remaining will just fall into place..
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Venkatesh M, Warehouse Manager, Larsen and Toubro
| 20 Feb 2009 08:04 AM +0000
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