Communication: The Lifeblood Of A Project

Topics:
Project Management
Tags:
Oxygen,
Project Smart,
Stakeholder
Source:
Project Smart

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Overview: As blood flows, it pumps oxygen through the body to sustain life. Likewise, communication is the lifeblood of projects and organisations. Just as the heart works to distribute oxygen throughout the body, the project manager continuously circulates project information from the external stakeholders to the project plan documentation, to the internal stakeholders, to the project plan. This cycle of communication and information flow is iterative and continues throughout the life of the project. Without it, stakeholders and the project team can be left wondering where things stand and what decisions have been made.

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Format: PDF | Size: 13KB | Date: May 2007 | Pages: 2


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