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Programme Management Strategic Corporate Change – Multiple
Project Control |
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Client : HPI Group My Role & Responsibility: ·
Define, customise and implement overall
Programme/Project Management methods based on PRINCE2 ·
Overall Business Transformation Programme Management
using customised PRINCE2 ·
Report to CEO and
liaise with Directors to establish Strategic Change Agenda ·
Facilitation of workshops with client
executives and Subject Matter Experts to establish and prioritise Business
Cases ·
Build and maintain Interlinked
Programme/Project structures and resource requirements using MS Project Project Scope ·
Define, customise and implement overall
Programme/Project Management methods based on PRINCE2 ·
Build and manage prioritised Corporate
Strategic Change Agenda ·
Duration – 6 months ·
Overall Programme size - £15m |
Key Drivers for Business Change: HPI was founded in 1938 for the purpose of providing finance companies
with information about the ownership and history of motor vehicles to help prevent
fraud. Over time, the service was extended to include insurance companies and
the General Public. For most
of its long history HPI had no competition.
However, HPI’s acquisition by a large financial
services corporation coincided with the appearance of a strong These two
factors meant that HPI had to react quickly and
strategically to accommodate the requirements of its’ new parent organisation
and to protect its’ position in the marketplace. HPI commenced a major Business Transformation Programme which included
over 50 separate, but interlinked, projects ranging from Call Centre
optimisation, to new product launches and technology implementation. HPI recognised that it did not have the necessary internal skills to
create an appropriate Programme/Project Management framework. |
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Overall Project
Management Framework Based on PRINCE2
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Key Business
Benefits: |
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Implementation of formalised
Programme/Project management processes (PRINCE2) allowed HPI
to exercise better control over its strategic business initiatives ·
Return on investment was optimised by
ensuring continuous alignment of the various projects with the original
Business Cases and Strategic Objectives |
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Using MSProject to
interlink individual projects into the overall Business Transformation
Programme enabled resource conflicts to be resolved and Critical Path
activities to be focused ·
Overall “time to market” for new products
was reduced by adopting a more rigorous approach to project planning and
control ·
“Scope Creep” which had occurred in previous
projects was eliminated |
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