Powered by OPF
OPF WIKI STATIC ARCHIVE
2,681 pages · 153 spaces · 776 tags · 4,025 history records · 96.2% of the original wiki recovered
Archived copy. This page was recovered from the Internet Archive snapshot of /display/SPR/Lovebytes - Stakeholder Analysis taken on 2013-07-27. The original wiki at wiki.opf-labs.org is being decommissioned.

Lovebytes - Stakeholder Analysis

Added by Jon Harrison · last edited by Jon Harrison · on Jul 09, 2013

JISC's explanation of stakeholder analysis: http://www.jisc.ac.uk/fundingopportunities/projectmanagement/planning/stakeholders.aspx

List of potential stakeholders*
Funders (existing, potential)
Donors (Artists)
Researchers (Professors, fellows, PhDs)
Educationalists (Lecturers, teachers)
Public
Developers
Archivists
Local Authorities
Arts sector (Arts orgs, festivals, galleries)
Galleries, museums and archives


List your stakeholders in the table below
The list above should give you a starting point, but note that this is not an exhaustive list - think about stakeholders at your institution

Stakeholder Interest/stake
External Funders (Existing, Potential)
Evaluation. Advocacy. Examples of best practice in digital preservation and innovative approaches to providing access
Donors (Artists and Curators)
Portfolio and profile preservation and accessibility.
Educational Institutions
Accessible resources for researchers (professors, fellows, PhD), lecturers and students.
Local Authorities and Regional Agencies Promoting local and regional Creative Digital Industries.
Arts organisations and institutions.
Potential custodians. Best practice and cost effective strategies for digital preservation of archives.
Public
Easy access to archive and interpretive material for general users.

Now enter your stakeholders in the table below

  Significant Influence
Some Influence
Little Influence
No Influence
 Significant Importance
Donors Potential Funders
Arts organisations and institutions.
   
 Some Importance
  Existing Funders
Educational Institutions
Public
   
 Little Importance
    Local Authorities  
 No Importance
       

Stakeholder management approach - how you need to interact with them

  Interest (low) Interest (high)
Power (high) Keep Satisfied
...
Manage Closely
...
Power (low) Monitor (Minimum effort)
...
Keep Informed
...