What is a Party In Interest?
Stakeholders are individuals or groups that have significant interests in the organization's decisions or activities. It must be related to the performance or achievements of the organization. It is a one-way influence, not a two-way one. Only the organization can influence the interested parties.
Stakeholders
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- Stakeholders are individuals or groups that have significant interests in the organization's decisions or activities. It must be related to the performance or achievements of the organization. It is a one-way influence, not a two-way one. Only the organization can influence the interested parties.
- For example: government departments, consumers, customers, owners, shareholders, media, employees, suppliers, banks, unions, partners or society, community organizations, associations, societies, communities, etc.
- (1) Stakeholders relative to a specific organization refer to a group of groups that have an interest or interest in the organization. The interests of any organization or individual in the group are related to the performance of the organization.
- (2) Stakeholders can be internal to the organization, such as the sales department's related parties in the organization, including various departments within the organization and their employees at all levels, or external to the organization, such as banks, society, partners, and government departments Wait.
- A. Power / benefit matrix. Grouping according to the authority (power) of stakeholders and the degree of attention (interest) to project results;
B. Power / Impact Matrix. Grouping according to the authority (power) of stakeholders and the degree of active participation (influence) in the project;
C. Impact / action matrix. Grouping based on the extent to which stakeholders have actively participated in or influenced the project and the ability (role) to change project planning or execution;
D. Highlight the model. Classify project stakeholders based on their power (ie, the ability to exercise their own will), urgency (requires immediate attention), and legality (entitlement to participate).