Training

sigma’s popular year-round programme of Public Seminars and Courses on Benefit Realisation Management has been skill building within Client organisations for many years. Several levels of training are available, from a basic introduction to BRM up to advanced practitioner Master Classes.

BRM training programmes are also offered for in-house delivery, which is a particularly cost-effective way of building awareness and skill with larger numbers of Client delegates.

The current range of Public Courses is listed below. Click each header for more details and Course schedules. You can book online for each seminar in the current programme by clicking on the individual course date. If you need to discuss Course content or your individual needs, you can call us on 01372 450272  or, if you prefer, you can complete the Contact Form and someone will contact you as soon as possible.

Understanding BRM
If realising benefits is essential to your role, and you need to get a clear view of practical ways of improving the benefits information that your organisation needs, this ‘hands-on’ session will be ideal for you.

Measuring Benefits
Is measurement of benefits in your organisation sporadic and inconclusive?
Does your role involve you in improving the measurement—or giving advice to those that do?
This session will help your understanding of consistent, practical ways of measuring benefits to provide a solid foundation for benefit-led decision making.
Over 50% interactive

Masterclasses
Masterclasses are structured around a senior BRM Consultant with significant practical experience in Client environments. The classes are highly interactive and build on the fundamentals introduced in our Introductory and Advanced BRM Seminars.

Masterclasses deal with real case examples and include practical exercises. Participants will leave with new insight and techniques to address the challenges they face in delivering the full benefits of their Change Initiatives Portfolio.

Benefits-Led Portfolio Management
1 Day in house interactive briefing