MSP Programme management
is an approach to change management
that turns loosely defined business
objectives into targeted tactical
changes. For example, programme management
can be used to analyse and deliver
objectives such as
- ‘world class performance’
- ‘better health care services’
- ‘faster growth’
- ‘fewer complaints’
MSP programme management is therefore
an approach to management that bridges
the gap between higher level strategic
objectives and lower level tactical
delivery; MSP programme management
turns visions into reality.
The MSP programme management
method gives guidelines on:
- roles and responsibilities at
senior management and programme
delivery levels
- governance regimes that deliver
control without bureaucracy
- close links between programme
manager and operational managers
- definition and management of benefits
that bridge the gap between strategic
objectives and the changes to tactical
capabilities required
- a portfolio of projects that deliver
the capabilities.
Good reasons to adopt MSP
programme management are:
- 25% or more productivity improvement
- promotes links between long range
plans and day to day delivery
- promotes delegated empowerment
of staff
- balances business requirements
with stakeholder needs
- provides a rational framework
for resolving stakeholder conflicts
- it works!
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