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Glossary
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Term Definition Discussion Examples & Illustrations
Gain of value See flow of value.

Generic stakeholder classes There are ten generic classes of stakeholding that an entity can have in a project (the word “project” is understood to be a qualifier in each case): Refer also to the entries for each class of stakeholder.

The overarching principle that guides approval of any discretionary stakeholding is that of avoiding conflict of interest.

Project manager and project owner cannot be held by a single individual (except in trivially small projects).
Individuals or entities can have more than one stakeholding in a project.
  • ICO and preferred vendors are project beneficiaries.
  • The staff of the Procurement/purchasing department and vendors are project customers. (They are obviously not ICO’s customers).
  • Henry Crun has made himself the funder.
  • Henry has made Dennis the project owner.
  • Dennis has appointed Minnie as the project manager.
  • ICO is the sponsoring entity.