Implementing IT Change Stakeholder Communication

Implementing IT Change Stakeholder Communication

Effective communication is vital when implementing IT changes that affect operations. A well-structured stakeholder communication plan ensures all parties remain informed and aligned.

Understanding the Stakeholder Communication Plan

The plan should cover:

  • Identification of stakeholders requiring updates
  • Relevant information they need
  • Communication timeline and methods
  • Delivery methods (email, meetings, etc.)

Aiming for clear, consistent messaging minimizes disruptions.

Submission Timing

Submit your plan during the planning phase, alongside:

  • Project charter and scope
  • Technical design and test plans
  • Risk assessment strategies

This timing allows for review as part of the change approval process.

Plan Content Requirements

Use the standard template to include:

  • Stakeholder list by audience
  • Communication milestones
  • Message content and channels
  • Roles and responsibilities
  • Feedback management strategy

Attach draft communications as needed. The IT Change Advisory Board will provide feedback.

Assistance Available

Contact the IT Communications team at it-communications@company.com for help with your communication plan. Ensure timely submission to keep stakeholders informed.

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