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What strategies have you used when you have a group of execs as your sponsors (not just one) when you're deciding on a product for a service/solution? Obvious things have been attempted but have all resulted in a standstill in selecting a vendor for a particular project. There are too many strong opinions deciding in this. You keep reminding them of the deadline and how much estimated time you will need to produce the scope, but it's at a standstill. Conversations after conversation have been attempted with no success. Thoughts? Or video?
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I've heard of these project sponsor challenges coming up with my project management friends! These are great solutions.
Thank you, and thanks for watching, cheers!
Love the approach for these solutions with sponsors.
Great ideas on how to deal with difficulties with your project sponsor.
Glad you think so! Thanks for watching, cheers!
Outstanding video and tidbits
Thank you so much, Chris! Cheers.
I hate multiple projects 😒 but somehow I’m always dealing with several at once. Never a year without running those 🤯
Par for the course for us PM's! Thanks for watching and hope you are keeping well. Cheers!
Thx❤
You’re most welcome. Thanks for watching, cheers!
What strategies have you used when you have a group of execs as your sponsors (not just one) when you're deciding on a product for a service/solution? Obvious things have been attempted but have all resulted in a standstill in selecting a vendor for a particular project. There are too many strong opinions deciding in this. You keep reminding them of the deadline and how much estimated time you will need to produce the scope, but it's at a standstill. Conversations after conversation have been attempted with no success. Thoughts? Or video?
Meet with the business owner and executive sponsor, tell them the facts and ask for the final decision.