Gary is the business analyst for his organization. He has realized that he has overlooked a key group of stakeholders during the conduct stakeholder analysis process. What is the danger in overlooking a key set of stakeholders?
A.
The newly identified stakeholders will now have to pay for any requirements they want to add to the requirements.
B.
The newly identified stakeholders will need to spend extra time to learn about the project and how it will affect them.
C.
The newly identified stakeholders will be excluded from decisions that affect the deliverables that have already been created in the project.
D.
The newly identified stakeholders may have requirements that require additions to the project or may nullify other requirements already in the project.
The correct answer is D. The newly identified stakeholders may have requirements that require additions to the project or may nullify other requirements already in the project.
Overlooking a key set of stakeholders can be detrimental to the project's success. If a key stakeholder group is not identified and engaged early on, their needs and requirements may not be considered, which can lead to:
- Missed requirements: The newly identified stakeholders may have requirements that are critical to the project's success, but these requirements may not be captured if the stakeholders are not engaged.
- Changes to the project scope: The newly identified stakeholders may require changes to the project scope, which can impact the project timeline, budget, and resources.
- Nullification of existing requirements: The newly identified stakeholders may have conflicting requirements that nullify existing requirements, which can impact the project's overall objectives.
The other options are not correct because:
- A. This option is not a danger of overlooking stakeholders, but rather a potential consequence of adding new requirements to the project.
- B. While it is true that newly identified stakeholders may need to spend extra time learning about the project, this is not the primary danger of overlooking stakeholders.
- C. This option is not accurate, as newly identified stakeholders should be included in decisions that affect the deliverables, even if they were not identified earlier in the project.
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