Reconciliation of conflicting demands

Reconciliation of conflicting demands

Description

Course Title:

Reconciling Conflicting Requirements in Project Management: Arbitrate, Reconcile, Move Forward

Duration: Approximately 1.5 hours

Course Description:

Negotiating between opposing needs, managing business complexity, maintaining balance between stakeholders: these are all challenges that every project manager or functional analyst must address in operational management. This e-learning module offers you a clear method, concrete tools, and realistic scenarios to successfully reconcile conflicting requirements.

Why take this course?

Because you are often faced with:

  • Incompatible demands between business lines, clients, management, etc.
  • Tensions between operational priorities and technical constraints
  • The need to arbitrate quickly without having all the elements

What you will learn:

  • To understand where conflicting requirements come from
  • To structure your analysis to clarify everyone’s needs
  • To ask the right questions to bring out the real issues
  • To negotiate methodically to build the right compromise
  • To adapt your stance according to profiles and contexts

Your step-by-step course:

  • Understanding tensions between requirements: Decipher why conflicting requirements arise and how they impact projects.
  • Master the fundamentals: Analytical frameworks, typology of requirements and business logic.
  • Apply best practices: Reading grid, strategic questioning, arbitration techniques.
  • Adapt to varied contexts: Interactions with sponsors, users, IT teams, depending on the corporate culture.
  • Experience a realistic simulation: Arbitration interview between two professions with opposing demands.
  • Validate your knowledge: A final mega quiz to review vocabulary, concepts, practices and postures.

An immersive, operational and strategic course for anyone involved in cross-functional projects.

Who is this training for?

– Functional analysts

– Project managers

– Product owners

– Consultants profession

– Cross-functional team leaders

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