How to Communicate With Project Stakeholders
Discuss with clients what their preferred method of receiving status and other updates is (some like email only, some like phone, some old fashioned prefer to be updated on paper); , Setup an online project management tool (like LiquidPlanner...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Discuss with clients what their preferred method of receiving status and other updates is (some like email only
If you're using LiquidPlanner, you will be able to create a PDF of your project schedule for those who prefer paper reports. ,, Discussions can be held directly on the project management tool, and/or details from face-to-face or phone discussions can be recorded on the project management tool. , This is one of the big advantages of using a web based project management tool. -
Step 2: some like phone
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Step 3: some old fashioned prefer to be updated on paper);
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Step 4: Setup an online project management tool (like LiquidPlanner
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Step 5: Clarizen or @task) that will allow for project status to be recorded on the web and communicated to the team via email update.
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Step 6: Establish a set time of the week when project status will be communicated
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Step 7: so that team members and clients will know when to receive it
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Step 8: For other daily communications
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Step 9: make sure that details are captured on the online project management system as much as possible
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Step 10: so that they will be easy to retrieve later.
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Step 11: Make sure that critical details are accessible by all team members
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Step 12: you will not want people hunting down information or missing information because it's stuck in one person's head or in their email box.
Detailed Guide
If you're using LiquidPlanner, you will be able to create a PDF of your project schedule for those who prefer paper reports. ,, Discussions can be held directly on the project management tool, and/or details from face-to-face or phone discussions can be recorded on the project management tool. , This is one of the big advantages of using a web based project management tool.
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