Communication Management Plan Sample Clauses

Communication Management Plan. The plan must detail the varying levels and needs of the project’s stakeholders for information regarding the project, status, accomplishments, impact on stakeholders, etc. As part of Communication Management, issues must be logged and reported bi-weekly and the plan must detail the escalation mechanisms for issue resolution. As part of the Communication Management Plan, the Contractor must also address Issues Management, wherein an issue is defined as a problem that cannot be resolved with current resources and must be escalated to management or other parties for resolution. Issue management is the process of identifying, communicating, tracking, and resolving issues throughout the life cycle of a project and in a timely manner. It includes categorizing and prioritizing issues, as well as determining an escalation path for issues unresolved within a predetermined length of time. It is the responsibility of each project team member to identify, communicate, and log issues into an issue list. Issue Management must include the processes, tools, and techniques used in issue identification and analysis and must describe how issues are tracked, monitored, reported on, and resolved. It must also identify roles and responsibilities throughout the issue life cycle as well as describe how escalation will be initiated if needed.
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