Sigma - Benifit Realization Management
sigma's entry-level course is highly interactive with over 50% of the time spent in workshop and desktop exercises coached by experts in embedding Benefit Realisation Management
| Location | Title | Date | |
|---|---|---|---|
| London | 5th October | 05/10/2010 | Book |
| London | 25th November | 25/11/2010 | Book |
£475 + VAT
There is a 10% reduction for 2nd and subsequent bookings
One day seminar:- the cost includes an electronic copy of the material, lunch and refreshments.
The sigma process for BRM helps you to create a benefits focused culture. Using proven tools and techniques you can:
By the end of the seminar you will be able to:
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Anyone wanting to engage stakeholders and drive change
A context for Benefit Realisation management: A walk-round gallery of information supported by explanations from the facilitators and encouraging delegates to get to know each other.
What is Benefit Realisation management: A short presentation demonstrating language and other definitions - delegates are then coached through an individual exercise working at their own pace.
The Benefit Realisation Management Process: Creating Benefit Information. Delegates explore the planning of stakeholder workshops; and take part in hands-on group exercises to understand the impact of creating a Benefit Dependency Map. Delegates review diagrams showing planning tools & activity fed by Benefit Information at each stage of the BRM process. Change Leadership and Benefit-Led Decision Making. Seminar and discussion forum on the skills and culture change needed to optimise Benefits Realisation.
Embedding BRM - Your personal Action Plan: A practical approach to putting BRM into practice underpins the delivery of our seminars. Create your own action plan with the support of our facilitators. The contents of your individual action plan can be kept confidential or can be shared with the group to take advantage of everyone's experience and views. The final session helps you to make best use of your learning, whatever the scale of your immediate activity and whether your actions are organisational or for personal development.