Gain Sponsor Approval for Scope Changes Requiring Budget and Deadline Deviation
Tom Mochal, Jeff Mochal
Abstract
Tom Mochal, Jeff Mochal
Abstract
There are many people who have an interest in your project. The clients are the people or the organization(s) that receive the benefits delivered by the project. These people or organizations may also be called customers. The end users are the people in the client organization who will actually use the products produced from the project. Not all projects have end users. There are also many other stakeholders who have an interest in your project but don’t specifically belong to the client organization. And, of course, there is the sponsor. The sponsor is the specific person that owns the project and obtained the project funding. These keywords were added by machine and not by the authors. This process is experimental and the keywords may be updated as the learning algorithm improves.
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There are many people who have an interest in your project. The clients are the people or the organization(s) that receive the benefits delivered by the project. These people or organizations may also be called customers. The end users are the people in the client organization who will actually use the products produced from the project. Not all projects have end users. There are also many other stakeholders who have an interest in your project but don’t specifically belong to the client organization. And, of course, there is the sponsor. The sponsor is the specific person that owns the project and obtained the project funding. These keywords were added by machine and not by the authors. This process is experimental and the keywords may be updated as the learning algorithm improves.
Key concepts: Scope (computer science), Business, Project sponsorship, Public relations, Marketing, Project charter, Project management triangle, Project management