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Project Management Plan: Particularly the communication management section, to ensure alignment with project objectives and strategies.
Communication Management Plan (CMP): This document outlines the communication approach for the project, including stakeholder communication requirements, methods, frequency, and escalation procedures. It serves as a guideline for executing communication activities.
Project Documents: Various project documents such as project schedule, stakeholder register, issue log, and risk register contain information relevant to communication activities.
Work Performance Data: Data on project performance, progress, issues, and risks gathered during project execution. This information informs communication updates and reports.
Organizational Process Assets: Lessons learned, historical information, and other organizational knowledge that can help in closing out the project effectively.
Communication Technology: Utilizing communication tools and platforms such as email, project management software, collaboration software, video conferencing, and instant messaging to facilitate effective communication.
Variance Analysis: Comparing actual performance to planned performance to identify any deviations in communication processes and outcomes.
Performance Reporting: Generating performance reports based on work performance data. These reports may include status reports, progress reports, issue logs, and risk registers.
Earned Value Management (EVM): Analyzing the performance of communication-related activities in terms of their planned costs and schedule.
Project Management Information System (PMIS): Using PMIS tools to store, retrieve, and distribute project information, facilitating communication and collaboration among project stakeholders.
Expert Judgment: Seeking advice and insights from experts in communication management or specific communication-related issues.
Change Control Process: Ensuring that any changes to communication processes or plans are evaluated, approved, and implemented appropriately.
Work Performance Information: Updates on project performance, progress, issues, and risks generated as a result of communication activities.
Change Requests: Requests for changes to project documents, deliverables, or processes resulting from communication activities.
Project Management Plan Updates: Revisions to the Communication Management Plan or other project management plans based on feedback and lessons learned during project execution.
Project Documents Updates: Updates to project documents such as the stakeholder register, issue log, risk register, and project schedule reflecting changes and progress communicated during the Manage Communications process.