MATRIX MODEL 4R & WS FOR THE CLASSIFICATION OF THE PROJECT STAKEHOLDERS
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https://doi.org/10.20998/2413-3000.2017.1224.3Keywords:
interested parties, stakeholders, identification, classification, project.Abstract
A model for the classification of project stakeholders, which establishes interrelation between the individual characteristics of the project (risks, works, resources, requirements, stakeholders and responsible persons of the project - 4R & WS) using a Work Breakdown Structure is proposed. A conceptual model of stakeholders identification in the form of the 4R & WS cube is proposed. The proposed model makes it possible to monitor the dynamics of the project and identifies the stakeholders of the project in directions of the 4R & WS model. A classification of project stakeholders will provide information on the resource and risk load of specific stakeholder’s requirements that will enable more considered planning of engagement strategy of stakeholders and management of project stakeholders’ requirements.
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