During a project, the project manager needs to update all stakeholders on a significant change to the project scope which has potential impacts on the project timeline and budget. Which method of communication is BEST to use in this scenario?
Distributing a monthly project newsletter
Sending an email to all stakeholders
Conducting a meeting with all stakeholders
Publishing a detailed article on the project's intranet page
The best method for communicating significant project changes is a meeting. This method allows for immediate interaction and feedback, ensures that the information is conveyed and understood correctly, and addresses any concerns in real-time. Email does not allow for interactive discussion which can be crucial for understanding and accepting significant changes. A newsletter, while useful for regular updates, might not be timely or interactive enough for crucial discussions. Posting on the project's intranet is passive and does not ensure all stakeholders are reached effectively for urgent matters.
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