Stakeholder Analysis is a framework used to identify and evaluate the influence and importance of key people, groups of people, or institutions that may significantly impact the success of a project or policy. It differs from other business frameworks in its focus on individuals and groups who have a stake in the project's outcome. For instance, SWOT Analysis focuses on internal and external factors affecting the organization as a whole, not specifically stakeholders. PESTEL Analysis, on the other hand, evaluates macro-environmental factors that affect an organization, but not necessarily individual stakeholders. Therefore, while all these frameworks are useful for project evaluation, Stakeholder Analysis provides a more targeted approach to understanding the influence of individuals and groups on a project's success or failure.
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