Massimo Pirozzi
The Stakeholder Perspective
Relationship Management to Increase Value and Success Rates of Projects
Massimo Pirozzi
The Stakeholder Perspective
Relationship Management to Increase Value and Success Rates of Projects
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The book provides the project management community a helpful stakeholder-centered approach to increase delivered value and success rate in complex projects. This approach is defined in a logical model, which is called "The Stakeholder Perspective."
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The book provides the project management community a helpful stakeholder-centered approach to increase delivered value and success rate in complex projects. This approach is defined in a logical model, which is called "The Stakeholder Perspective."
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 188
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. Juni 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 10mm
- Gewicht: 272g
- ISBN-13: 9781032088242
- ISBN-10: 1032088249
- Artikelnr.: 62150550
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 188
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. Juni 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 10mm
- Gewicht: 272g
- ISBN-13: 9781032088242
- ISBN-10: 1032088249
- Artikelnr.: 62150550
Massimo Pirozzi earned a MSc cum laude in electronic engineering from the University of Rome "La Sapienza." Principal consultant, project manager, lecturer, and educator, he is actively involved with the Istituto Italiano di Project Management (Italian Institute of Project Management), where he is a member and the secretary of the executive board, a member of the scientific committee, and an accredited Master Teacher. He is certified as a Professional Project Manager, as an Information Security Management Systems Lead Auditor, and as an International Mediator. He researches and writes about stakeholder relationship management, complex projects management, and effective communication. Massimo has wide-ranging experience in managing large and complex projects in national and international contexts and in managing relations with public and private organizations, including multinational companies, small and medium-sized enterprises, research institutes, and non-profit organizations. He has worked successfully in several sectors, including defense, security, health, education, cultural heritage, transport, gaming, and services to citizens. He was also for many years a top manager in ict industry, and an adjunct professor in organizational psychology. He is registered as an Expert of the European Commission, and as an Expert of the Italian Public Administrations. Massimo is the international correspondent for the PM World Journal and the PM World Library in Italy.
I.THE STAKEHOLDER PERSPECTIVE. 1. Stakeholder, Who are They? 2. The Recent
Central Role of Stakeholders in Project Management. 3. Stakeholder
Identification: Integrating Multiple Classification and Behavioral Models.
4. Stakeholder Analysis: a Systemic Approach. 5. Key Stakeholders
Management: Principles of Effective Direct Communication. 6. Stakeholder
Network Management: Informative and Interactive Communication. 7. Basic
Personal and Interpersonal Skills: Personal Mastery, Leadership, Teaming.
8. Ethics in Stakeholder Relations. II. THE RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT
PROJECT. 9. Stakeholder Relations and Delivered Value: an Indissoluble
Link. 10. Satisfying Stakeholder Requirements and Expectations: the
Critical Success Factor. 11. Facing Successfully Different Levels of
Project Complexity. 12. Targeting both Project and Business Value
Generation by using KPIs. 13. Relationship Management Project: A Structured
Path to Effectiveness. 14. New Stakeholder-Centered Trends: Project
Management X.0.
Central Role of Stakeholders in Project Management. 3. Stakeholder
Identification: Integrating Multiple Classification and Behavioral Models.
4. Stakeholder Analysis: a Systemic Approach. 5. Key Stakeholders
Management: Principles of Effective Direct Communication. 6. Stakeholder
Network Management: Informative and Interactive Communication. 7. Basic
Personal and Interpersonal Skills: Personal Mastery, Leadership, Teaming.
8. Ethics in Stakeholder Relations. II. THE RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT
PROJECT. 9. Stakeholder Relations and Delivered Value: an Indissoluble
Link. 10. Satisfying Stakeholder Requirements and Expectations: the
Critical Success Factor. 11. Facing Successfully Different Levels of
Project Complexity. 12. Targeting both Project and Business Value
Generation by using KPIs. 13. Relationship Management Project: A Structured
Path to Effectiveness. 14. New Stakeholder-Centered Trends: Project
Management X.0.
I.THE STAKEHOLDER PERSPECTIVE. 1. Stakeholder, Who are They? 2. The Recent
Central Role of Stakeholders in Project Management. 3. Stakeholder
Identification: Integrating Multiple Classification and Behavioral Models.
4. Stakeholder Analysis: a Systemic Approach. 5. Key Stakeholders
Management: Principles of Effective Direct Communication. 6. Stakeholder
Network Management: Informative and Interactive Communication. 7. Basic
Personal and Interpersonal Skills: Personal Mastery, Leadership, Teaming.
8. Ethics in Stakeholder Relations. II. THE RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT
PROJECT. 9. Stakeholder Relations and Delivered Value: an Indissoluble
Link. 10. Satisfying Stakeholder Requirements and Expectations: the
Critical Success Factor. 11. Facing Successfully Different Levels of
Project Complexity. 12. Targeting both Project and Business Value
Generation by using KPIs. 13. Relationship Management Project: A Structured
Path to Effectiveness. 14. New Stakeholder-Centered Trends: Project
Management X.0.
Central Role of Stakeholders in Project Management. 3. Stakeholder
Identification: Integrating Multiple Classification and Behavioral Models.
4. Stakeholder Analysis: a Systemic Approach. 5. Key Stakeholders
Management: Principles of Effective Direct Communication. 6. Stakeholder
Network Management: Informative and Interactive Communication. 7. Basic
Personal and Interpersonal Skills: Personal Mastery, Leadership, Teaming.
8. Ethics in Stakeholder Relations. II. THE RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT
PROJECT. 9. Stakeholder Relations and Delivered Value: an Indissoluble
Link. 10. Satisfying Stakeholder Requirements and Expectations: the
Critical Success Factor. 11. Facing Successfully Different Levels of
Project Complexity. 12. Targeting both Project and Business Value
Generation by using KPIs. 13. Relationship Management Project: A Structured
Path to Effectiveness. 14. New Stakeholder-Centered Trends: Project
Management X.0.