Section 10: Project Communications Management Flashcards

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Communications Channel Formula

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N(N-1)/2 where N represents the number of stakeholders

how many more communication channels will exist when more stakeholders are added

of communication channels is an indicator of complexity

may have to check to see if PM should be included

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Communications Management Plan

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  • define how communication will be managed and controlled
  • linked to stakeholder management and engagement
  • what are communication requirements from stakeholders
  • what will be communicated
  • when is it needed
  • flow of communication
  • communication schedule/cadence to communicate
  • escalation processes
  • retrieval of information
  • constraints
  • glossary
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Goal of Communications Management

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  • Who needs the info
  • When do they need it
  • How will it be communicated (modality)
  • How will it be secured, archived and accessed
  • time zones, languages, working hours, technology and cultural considerations
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Status Report

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provide current project information

  • cumulative cost
  • budget
  • scope
  • RAG rating (stop-light rating)
  • schedule
  • team performance

sent to key stakeholders every week or every other week

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Communications Model

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Sender –> Receiver

  • encode the message over a medium to be decoded
  • noise may distract the meaning of the message
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