The document discusses the symbiotic relationship between benefits management and change management. It provides profiles of the two speakers, Merv Wyeth and Neil White, who have extensive experience in change management, benefits realization, and project management. The presentation covers key topics like defining programmes and projects, contextualizing organizational change, stakeholder engagement in change efforts, and a methodology for designing events to maximize return on investment.
3. Speaker Profile : Merv Wyeth
25 years’ Police Service
Programme & Business Change
ICT, Web & Mobile Information
Project Management Consultant
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“Help speakers engage & audiences participate in
creating memorable events with high impact and value”
APM
SIG Steering Group [SSG]
ProgM SIG Chair
Benefits Management SIG Committee
4. ProgM SIG Mission
“To provide a forum for effective
learning and development, that
promotes the science, discipline, tools
and techniques of programme
management”
5. Speaker Profile: Neil White
22 yrs RAF (Engineering)
Change Management 20yrs
Business Improvement (SEI CMMI) -
Assessor & Assessment Team Lead
Transformation Change Management
Benefits & Business Change
MSc Change Management
‘an ardent believer that the ability to change is more
important than the required changes themselves’
APM
Enabling Change SIG – Change Futures Pillar lead
Benefits Management SIG Committee
6. Benefits Management SIG
‘To develop and promote benefits
management as a core driver of
successful project, programme
portfolio and change management’
7. The SIG’s mission is to ‘improve
the change capability of
organisations, teams and
individuals’
Enabling Change SIG
15. The increasing number of change
drivers include:
Globalisation
Economy
Technological
Environmental
Innovation
Regulation
De-regulation
An inability to respond effectively =
high risk of organisational failure
Context for Change Management
16. a recurring pattern of continuous and transformational change ...
The Theory and Practice of Change Management, Hayes, 2007
‘Punctuated equilibrium’
18. Positioning of related disciplines
Note: this order of precedence helps ensure organisational
changes meet the required business needs
19. Strategic Direction
Vision
“Describes an end state. Short, inspirational, aspirational and memorable.
The cornerstone for delivery of a strategy”
Strategic
Objectives
20. Programme Management Definition [1]
A temporary, flexible organization,
created to coordinate, direct and oversee
the implementation
of a set of related projects and activities
in order to deliver outcomes and benefits
related to
the organization’s strategic objectives.
Managing Successful Programmes [2011]
21. Programme Management Definition [2]
“A group of related projects and change
management activities
that together achieve beneficial change
for an organisation”
Definition: APM BoK, 6th edition
22. Programme Management Definition [3]
“The application of knowledge, skills,
tools and techniques to a program to
meet the programme requirements
and to obtain benefits and control not
obtained by managing projects
independently”
PMI Lexicon of Project Management terms. V.2 (2012)
23. Programme Management Definition [4]
A group of interrelated projects and other
activities
managed in a coordinated way
to realize benefits
contributing towards the strategic
objectives”
ISO Standard on Programme Management
27. Benefits Realisation Management enables an end-to-
end context for change to be established & maintained
Organisational
Challenges &
Vision
Responsive,
Competitive &
Change enabled
Benefits Realisation ‘factor’
30. Align benefits with strategy
Start with the end in mind
Utilize successful delivery methods
Integrate benefits with performance management
Manage Benefits from a portfolio perspective
Apply effective governance
Develop a value culture
Benefits Management - 7 Principles
31. BRM Process Overview
Assures that an organisation’s investment in change is wholly
beneficial and aligned to its business development strategy
Vision
Strategic
Objectives
Functional
Objectives
Manage
Benefits
Changes
Realise
Benefits
37. The Blind Men and the Elephant
John Godfrey Saxe (1816-1887)
38. IP2 Spectrum of Public Participation
Increasing Level of Public Impact
Inform
Consult
Involve
Collaborate
Empower
IAP2 the International Association for Public
Participation is the preeminent international organization
advancing the practice of public participation
http://www.iap2.org/
39. The sting in the tail!
Capability factor
Culture factor
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