A project manager is leading an in-house company project in its very early stages This current project is similar to another project that ended a year ago
What should the project manager do to analyze the involved stakeholders?
A.
Lower the priority of stakeholder engagement as the stakeholders already have knowledge of this kind of project
B.
Use lessons learned from the previous project as a guide for the current project's stakeholder register
C.
Refer to the stakeholder register from the previous project as it was similar to the current project
D.
Document in the risk register that the current project may have different
According to the PMBOK Guide, the project manager should identify the project stakeholders by using various sources of information, such as historical records, organizational charts, stakeholder registers, and lessons learned from previous projects. Lessons learned from previous projects can provide valuable insights into the stakeholder’s expectations, needs, interests, influence, and potential impact on the project. By using lessons learned from the previous project as a guide, the project manager can create a more accurate and comprehensive stakeholder register for the current project, which will help in planning and managing stakeholder engagement. References: PMBOK Guide, 6th edition, page 511-512, section 13.1.1.2 Identify Stakeholders: Data Gathering.
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