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Benefits of Organisational Change
Balanced Benefits Realisation in Practice Despite the need for change to be delivered more effectively against the pressures of increasingly stringent financial targets, we still see most organisations struggling to deliver sustainable benefits from their change programmes. There is also scant evidence of any maturation in the discipline of benefits realisation generally. We find this strange given that the whole reason for undertaking change programmes is to deliver benefit. We witness this expectation ‘gap’ so frequently that we regard it as ‘the last bastion of programme leadership still to be conquered’. Balanced benefits realisation management uses a benefits-led approach to programme definition, ensuring programmes are shaped from the start with the end in mind. It is based on the premise that programmes enable the business to realise benefits, rather than being deliverers of benefits in their own right. To read the opening pages of this publication click on the image below. To receive the complete publication free of charge, click here.
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