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Training Bite Size Workshops

For more information about the following workshops, please contact Sue Tan.

Designing Programmes

This workshop provides a practical guide about:

  • How to review Strategy and define the ‘future view’ of the organisation.
  • How to ‘shape’ Projects and Change Activities to move from the ‘current view’ to the ‘future view’.
  • How to integrate new Projects and Change Activities with existing Projects and Change Activities to remove duplication, overlap, design conflicts and double claiming benefits.
  • How to identify, brief and enlist the Stakeholders.
  • How to do initial Benefits and Cost estimation.
  • How to initiate the Programme by setting up the right teams (Stakeholders; Change Agents; Operations; Suppliers, Programme Team).
  • How to manage the integration of all Projects and Change Activities throughout the lifecycle of the Programme.

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Balancing Risk

This workshop provides a practical guide about:

  • How to evaluate all risks (Programme; Project, Stakeholder; Programme team; Suppliers; Operations; Design; Delivery; Embedding, Costs, Benefits, etc).
  • How to do Scenario Planning to estimate the likelihood that a risk may happen.
  • How to Reality Check through socialising and sound boarding that a risk is real.
  • How to rate, categorise and design risk remediation tactics.
  • How to enlist Stakeholders, Operations and Suppliers to ‘own’ risk remediation.
  • Tactics to prevent real risks from being ignored or ‘buried’.
  • Effort versus risk. How much time, effort and money to put into risk remediation.

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Problem Analysis

This workshop provides a practical guide about:

  • How to take any problem and analyse symptoms, causes, issues and core issues to solve the right problem.
  • How to develop high level options to solve any problem.
  • How to evaluate each option in the wider context (Strategy; Feasibility; Sponsorship; Stakeholders; Customer Interests; Technical Feasibility; Competitors; Suppliers, etc).
  • How to form recommendations, sound board and enlist Stakeholders and Influencers.
  • How to widen the opportunity for Change and assess Re-engineering opportunities.
  • How to identify high level Benefits and Costs and create the Cost Benefit Analysis.
  • How to solve the whole problem, communicate for comprehension, understand the different perspectives and use effective ‘group thinking’.

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Impact Analysis & Change Readiness

This workshop provides a practical guide about:

  • How to assess all aspects of a planned Change (Barriers, Implementation, Critical Changes, Gap Analysis, Benefits).
  • How to understand the Operational view of any proposed Change (Sub Process, Job/Role, Systems, Delivery, Performance, etc).
  • How to assess Operational Change Readiness and interpret the assessment.
  • How to develop Change Tactics to prepare the Operation for any Change.
  • How to balance Change Tactics with cost, time and quality to identify Critical Change Tactics.
  • How to integrate Change Tactics with Programme and Project Plans.

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Stakeholder Management

This workshop provides a practical guide about:

  • How to identify Stakeholders.
  • Knowing when a Stakeholder is not a Stakeholder.
  • What Stakeholders need to provide the Programme or Project team.
  • Understanding Stakeholder behaviour.
  • What to do when a Stakeholder is not doing their part.
  • How to manage conflict between Stakeholders.
  • What to do when Stakeholders will not listen to critical feedback.

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Scoping

This workshop provides a practical guide about:

  • How a problem is presented.
  • Identifying Key Players.
  • Interview & Facilitation techniques.
  • The right questions to ask.
  • Interpreting findings.
  • Validating information.
  • Common early errors.
  • Developing the Detailed Scoping Statement.
  • Forming and making recommendations.

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