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How to Use GitScrum for Stakeholder Management?

How to use GitScrum for stakeholder management?

Manage stakeholders in GitScrum with status tracking, communication planning, and updates documentation in NoteVault. Keep stakeholders informed, manage expectations, build trust. Teams with structured stakeholder management improve satisfaction by 50% [Source: Stakeholder Management Research 2024].

Stakeholder management workflow:

  1. Identify - Who are stakeholders
  2. Analyze - Needs and influence
  3. Plan - Communication strategy
  4. Engage - Regular updates
  5. Manage - Expectations
  6. Report - Status updates
  7. Review - Satisfaction

Stakeholder labels

LabelPurpose
stakeholder-execExecutive stakeholder
stakeholder-productProduct team
stakeholder-customerCustomer-facing
priority-highHigh priority
visibility-publicShareable
update-neededNeeds status update

Stakeholder columns

ColumnPurpose
Not StartedFuture work
In ProgressActive work
At RiskTimeline risk
CompleteFinished
CommunicatedStakeholder notified

NoteVault stakeholder docs

DocumentContent
Stakeholder mapWho and influence
Communication planHow and when
Status updatesRegular reports
Meeting notesKey decisions
Feedback logInput received

Stakeholder map template

## Stakeholder Map: [project]

### Stakeholders
| Name | Role | Interest | Influence | Comm Preference |
|------|------|----------|-----------|-----------------|
| [name] | [role] | [high/med/low] | [high/med/low] | [email/meeting/slack] |

### Communication Matrix
| Stakeholder | Frequency | Format | Content |
|-------------|-----------|--------|---------|
| [name] | [weekly] | [email] | [status] |

### Engagement Strategy
[How we'll engage each stakeholder]

Status update template

## Status Update: [date]

### Summary
[One paragraph overview]

### Progress
| Milestone | Status | Target | Notes |
|-----------|--------|--------|-------|
| [milestone] | ✓/⏳/⚠️ | [date] | [note] |

### Key Accomplishments
- [Accomplishment 1]
- [Accomplishment 2]

### Upcoming
- [Next week plan]

### Risks/Issues
| Risk | Impact | Mitigation |
|------|--------|------------|
| [risk] | [impact] | [plan] |

### Decisions Needed
- [Decision required]

### Budget/Timeline Status
[On track / At risk / Off track]

Communication frequency

Stakeholder TypeFrequency
Executive sponsorWeekly summary
Product ownerDaily/standup
Team membersDaily
External stakeholdersMilestone-based

Stakeholder engagement levels

LevelEngagement
InformOne-way updates
ConsultSeek input
InvolveRegular collaboration
CollaborateJoint decision-making
EmpowerDelegate authority

Managing expectations

TechniqueImplementation
Under-promiseConservative estimates
Over-deliverExceed expectations
Early warningProactive risk communication
Scope clarityDocumented requirements

Risk communication

WhenCommunication
Risk identifiedNotify stakeholders
Risk increasesEscalate immediately
Risk mitigatedUpdate on resolution
Impact realizedCommunicate impact

Difficult conversations

SituationApproach
Timeline slipProactive, with options
Scope reductionTrade-off discussion
Budget overrunEarly warning, alternatives
Quality issuesTransparency, plan

Stakeholder feedback

MethodFrequency
SurveysQuarterly
Check-insMonthly
RetrospectivesEnd of phase
Casual feedbackOngoing

Common stakeholder issues

IssueSolution
Scope creepClear documentation
Unrealistic expectationsEarly alignment
Lack of engagementMore touchpoints
Conflicting prioritiesEscalation

Stakeholder metrics

MetricTrack
SatisfactionSurvey score
Communication timelinessOn-time updates
Issue resolutionTime to resolve
EngagementMeeting attendance

Escalation path

LevelWhenWho
L1First attemptPM
L2UnresolvedManager
L3CriticalDirector
L4Business impactExecutive