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University of St Andrews Stakeholder Analysis

Created by Birgit Plietzsch on Apr 17, 2012 · last edited by Birgit Plietzsch · on Apr 18, 2012 (view history) · 19 versions

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

List of potential stakeholders*
Head of finance
IT directors / managers
Heads of department
Researchers (professors, fellows, PhDs)
Project officers or departmental managers
Lecturers
Library directors / senior managers
Library managers / team leaders
Subject librarians
Acquisitions / cataloguing
Information literacy trainers
Archivists

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
Vice-Principal (Research)
Institutional responsibility for research and ultimate responsibility for the implementation of Research Data Management (RDM) procedures / support demanded by RC UK common principles on data policy and EPSRC policy framework.
Research Policy Office
Responsibility for institutional research policies, including the RDM policy (which is currently being developed), REF
RDM steering group
responsible for co-ordination of RDM activities within the University
Quaestor
in charge of University Finance
Research Funding Office
responsible for costings provided in applications for research funding (costs relating to RDM can be re-charged to a number of research funders)
ICT Strategy and Planning group oversight of development of the University's ICT infrastructure and service provision
University Librarian and Head of Library Services responsibility for Library service provision, interest in digital curation
Chief Information Officer responsibility for overall ITS support provision 
Associate Chief Information Officer (Information Assurance and Governance)
interest in Records Management and IT-related institutional policies
Associate Chief Information Officer (Service Delivery) interest in Research Computing support
Research Computing Team Leader delivery of Research Computing service, responsibility for the development of services pertaining to digital curation and life-cycle management of research data
Academic Liaison Librarians
interest in uses and re-used of resources (including data), information skills training provision to students
Library Cataloguers
interest in metadata
University Archivist
interest in long-term preservation
Centre for Academic, Professional, and Organisational Development (CAPOD) responsibility for staff / student development (including RDM skills)
Academic staff within the University
interest in ensuring their data can be accessed for as long as required; citations (REF); uses and re-uses of relevant resources and datasets
current students
use of electronic resources and datasets for teaching
Research Councils and other public funders
interested in return on their investment in research; compliance with their policies
Academic staff in other Universities
access to electronic resources and datasets created by the University
Secondary Schools
access to electronic resources created by the University
general public
access to electronic resources created by the University
taxpayer
interest in good use of public money (i.e. money provided through public funding). This included long-term access to research outcomes.

Now enter your stakeholders in the table below

  Significant Influence
Some Influence
Little Influence
No Influence
 Significant Importance
Vice-Principal (Research)
RDM steering group
Quaestor
Research Councils and other public funders
Associate Chief Information Officer (Information Assurance and Governance)
Associate Chief Information Officer (Service Delivery)
   
 Some Importance
Research Policy Office
ICT Strategy and Planning group
University Librarian and Head of Library Services
Chief Information Officer
Research Funding Office
Research Computing Team Leader
University Archivist
Academic staff within the University
Academic Liaison Librarians
Library Cataloguers
Centre for Academic, Professional, and Organisational Development (CAPOD)
 
 Little Importance
    current students Academic staff in other Universities
Secondary Schools
 No Importance
      general public
taxpayer

Stakeholder management approach - how you need to interact with them

  Interest (low) Interest (high)
Power (high) Keep Satisfied
 
Academic Liaison Librarians
Library Cataloguers
Centre for Academic, Professional, and Organisational Development (CAPOD)
Research Funding Office
ICT Strategy and Planning group
Manage Closely

Vice-Principal (Research)
RDM steering group
Quaestor
Research Councils and other public funders
Research Policy Office
University Librarian and Head of Library Services
Chief Information Officer
Associate Chief Information Officer (Information Assurance and Governance)
Associate Chief Information Officer (Service Delivery)

Power (low) Monitor (Minimum effort)

Academic staff in other Universities
Secondary Schools
general public
taxpayer
Keep Informed

[Research Computing Team Leader]
University Archivist
Academic staff within the University