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It is commonly accepted that a lack of planning will produce uncertain results and that the need for a strong relationship between strategic planning and performance management is pronounced for all organisations and particularly those operating in a turbulent environment.
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It is also generally agreed that to be most effective, strategic plans must move beyond a focus on incremental improvement and facilitate quantum change within the organisation. A planning approach that begins with the big picture view before moving into the detail is likely to be more successful
Our structured approach to developing the Benefits RoadMap drives cross-functional communication and creates an explicit understanding of the dependencies each function has on the other functions for the success of the strategy. Our focus is on the language and frame of mind that is required to ensure that full value is realised from past and future investments. It succinctly addresses the issue of ‘we don’t know what we don’t know’.
A key concept is that no one project or business initiative will singularly deliver the overall business objective. The RoadMap and its supporting templates will clarify what a project will deliver and how that project outcome will contribute to the business objective and what else needs to be achieved before management can be confident that the final business objective will be realised.
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Typical Benefits Roadmap illustrated
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