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-====== Stakeholders and Team Definition ======
+====== Stakeholders Definition ======
+In project management, it is essential to have a clear understanding of the stakeholders, team members, and respective roles. The PSL Excel Template offers dedicated sheets to define and manage these aspects.
+===== Define Organisations =====
+{{:psl-excel:manual:define_organizations_sheet.png?nolink|}}\\
+Fill the sheet "Stakeholder.Organizations" with the organisations involved in the project. For each organisation, you may define the following properties:\\
+ID: A unique identifier of the organisation.\\
+Name: The name of the organisation.\\
+Type: Organisation type in the scope of each role in the project, e.g., Customer, Performing, Sub-Contractor.\\
+Domain: The type of industry or domain to which the organisation operates.\\
+Email: The organisation's primary contact email.\\
+Mobile: The organisation's primary mobile phone.\\
+Postal Address: The organisation's postal address.\\
+Notes: Additional notes or information relevant to the organisation.
+===== Define People =====
+{{:psl-excel:manual:define_people_sheet.png?nolink|}}\\
+Fill the sheet "Stakeholder.People" with the people involved in the project. For each person, you may define the following properties:\\
+ID: A unique identifier for the person.\\
+Name: The full name of the person.\\
+Org Name: The organisation to whom the person is associated (in the project scope).\\
+Role: The person's role within the project.\\
+Academic Level: The academic qualification of the person.\\
+Email: Person's primary contact email.\\
+Mobile: Person's primary mobile phone.\\
+Notes: Additional notes or information relevant to the person.
+Effectively defining your project's stakeholders, team members, and their roles is fundamental to the success of your project. It enhances communication, collaboration, and overall understanding, fostering a more productive and efficient project environment.