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Stakeholder Management Tips for Product People

Roman Pichler

In reality, however, some product people either aim to please the stakeholders by saying yes to their requests or by brokering compromises. Others do everything they can to make the stakeholders agree to their ideas and plans. The second approach fails to leverage the knowledge and expertise of the stakeholders.

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A Brief Guide to SAFe® Core Values and PI Planning

Agilemania

While every event, artifact, and role exemplifies the usage of one or more Core Values, we will dwell a bit deeper on PI Planning 3, which serves as the heartbeat for Agile Release Train (ART). I have the following representation for the PI planning dividing them into 4 half days. Day 1, first half – Alignment. Built-in Quality.

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Succeed As a Business Analyst

Analysts Corner

It is not uncommon to find conflicting definitions and different sets of responsibilities for a business analyst role in different job descriptions. A skilled business analyst is an asset for an organization. However, there is a lot of confusion as to what a business analyst does, and what his/her roles and responsibilities are.

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How to Get Meaningful Sign-Off on Requirements

Bridging the Gap

Engaging stakeholders is a critical piece to streamlining your sign off process. Our free guide, 10 Tips for Engaging Stakeholders , is a great place to start so you can supercharge your stakeholder management skills. >> You might have sign-off on the implementation and transition plans.

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What’s Different About PMBOK® Version 7?

Managed Agile

It’s been very clear to me for the past 10 years that the project management profession was on the cusp of a very significant change as a result of the influence of Agile, but PMI has been slow to implement any changes to reflect that: Prior to about 2013 , PMI had not even recognized Agile as a legitimate form of project management.

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BABOK vs PMBOK Guide: What’s the Difference?

Watermark Learning

It’s designed for project managers, whose responsibilities often overlap with those of an analyst but differ significantly. To meet these needs, PMBOK has specific techniques and practices for project managers. BABOK consists of six domains, known as knowledge areas, that are further broken down into individual tasks.

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Strategies to deal with a large group of stakeholders

Business Analysts

Prioritise your stakeholders. Group the stakeholders based on their power / ability to influence vs. their interest. Each group will have different interests, goals, objectives, and plans. Understand your stakeholders. Stakeholder priorities may change as their power and interest changes. Bottom line….