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Message	Write Preview [quote="Hannah" post=16610]I was under the assumption that communications tools like the PMIS were EEFs - but after doing a prepcast question and reviewing the PMBOK I learned that "software tools" for "Plan Stakeholder enagegements" are consdiered OPAs. Can you please help me clarify this? What is the difference between "software tools" being OPAs and PMIS/Communication tools being EEFs?[/quote]

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Hannah	I was under the assumption that communications tools like the PMIS were EEFs - but after doing a prepcast question and reviewing the PMBOK I learned that "software tools" for "Plan Stakeholder enagegements" are consdiered OPAs. Can you please help me clarify this? What is the difference between "software tools" being OPAs and PMIS/Communication tools being EEFs?

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I was under the assumption that communications tools like the PMIS were EEFs - but after doing a prepcast question and reviewing the PMBOK I learned that "software tools" for "Plan Stakeholder enagegements" are consdiered OPAs.
Can you please help me clarify this?
What is the difference between "software tools" being OPAs and PMIS/Communication tools being EEFs?

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