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Projects have an impact on people and organizations in a variety of ways – through the project process (project team members and stakeholders will have new tasks and responsibilities to fulfil), project deliverables (stakeholders may need to adjust their work or their home lives to accommodate change) or project outcomes (stakeholders may enjoy benefits but also suffer temporary or de facto disbenefits too). You will need contributions from individuals and entities to accomplish the project and harvest the benefits. The project manager and the other members of the project organization will need to make many choices in terms of what to do and how to deal with the interests and concerns of all these ...
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