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Stakeholder analysis is a technique that systematically gathers and analyses information about stakeholders and their needs. | Stakeholder analysis is a technique that systematically gathers and analyses information about stakeholders and their needs. | ||
When developing or implementing a project it is used to identify all key stakeholders who have | When developing or implementing a project it is used to identify all key stakeholders who have an interest in the project. | ||
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Revision as of 23:27, 11 February 2020
Project management.
Stakeholder analysis is a technique that systematically gathers and analyses information about stakeholders and their needs.
When developing or implementing a project it is used to identify all key stakeholders who have an interest in the project.
