For stakeholder engagement and consultation projects, it’s crucial to keep accurate, consistent and complete records of all your stakeholder engagement efforts. While some organizations are considering using Customer Relationship Management (CRM) software for their stakeholder engagement record-keeping, this isn’t the best software for this purpose.
When you’re looking to improve your stakeholder management, you need to address the challenges you and your team are facing. Some of the biggest stakeholder management challenges we hear about are from using software and tools that are too complicated and time-consuming.
Joining Jambo today for this Q&A blog is Lesley Dickson from CC Goodwin Consulting (CCG). For Lesley’s and the CCG team’s bios, please visit the CC Goodwin Consulting website.
There are inevitable risks that will arise during your stakeholder engagement and management process, so having the ability to forecast and evaluate those risks to minimize their impacts or avoid them altogether is incredibly important for your project's and organization's success.
There are many great benefits to using Stakeholder Relationship Management (SRM) software for your stakeholder management process. An SRM can help lower your organization and project’s risks and help you save significant resources throughout the lifespan of your project, but one of the ways that an SRM offers your organization significant value is through saving time.
A stakeholder engagement plan is a strategic step-by-step process on how you and your team will communicate with your stakeholders for positive project outcomes.
Joining Jambo for this Q&A blog is Kim Hyshka, Principal at Dialogue Partners. Kim has been a leader in the field of civic engagement and public participation for over a decade (for Kim’s complete bio, visit the About Dialogue Partners page).
Whether you want to improve your stakeholder relationships, stay on top of issues or lower your project risks, utilizing Stakeholder Relationship Management (SRM) software to take your stakeholder management process to the next level is an excellent choice, especially if you want to streamline and simplify your efforts. But with many SRM options on the market today, it can be overwhelming to choose the best option for your organization.
Once you're ready to adopt a quality Stakeholder Relationship Management (SRM) software to simplify and organize your stakeholder management efforts, ensuring that your team will use the new software can be challenging. Change can be uncomfortable for team, so to get the most value from a new SRM, you need to gain team buy-in before selecting your new software?
Joining Jambo for this Q&A blog is Kim Hyshka, Principal at Dialogue Partners. Kim has been a leader in the field of civic engagement and public participation for over a decade (for Kim’s complete bio, visit the About Dialogue Partners page).
Jambo can help make every part of your stakeholder engagement and consultation program faster and easier.
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