BUSBIS 1630 Chapter Notes - Chapter 10: Project Plan, Communications Management, Interchangeable Parts

• School: Pitt
• Department: Business Information Systems
• Course: BUSBIS 1630
• Professor: G. Janchenko

Document Summary

Planning communications management: determining the information and communications needs of the stakeholder: outputs: communications management plan and project documents updates, 2. Managing communications: creating, distributing, storing, retrieving, and disposing of project communications based on the communications management plan: outputs: project communications, project documents updates, project management plan updates, and organizational process assets updates, 3. Controlling communications: monitoring and controlling project communications to ensure that stakeholder communication needs are met. Important to understand individual and group references for communications: people have different personality traits that affect their communication preferences, the receiver of information rarely interprets it exactly as the sender intended. It is important to provide several methods of communication, such as written words, visuals, videos, and meetings, and an environment that promotes open dialogue. Section 3 planning communications management: communications management plan: a document that guides project communications, should address, 1.