Delivery ApproachThe approach to implementation is flexible so that the customer can optimise their spend in the way that makes most sense for their situation. There are 4 options:
In this way, the implementation approach can be aligned to the needs of each customer taking into account factors such as:
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Independent
A Business Architecture defines the design of the business (capabilities, processes, applications, technology). It provides the context for deciding what to change, the framework for deciding on the best technology fit and the guidance for ongoing adaptation efforts.
See Also:
Executive Advisory 5x5 Framework Roadmaps High-Level Business Requirements Business Case Project Charter |
Guided
Change Strategy is fundamental to achieving a return on investment. The ability to achieve change in an organisation defines success. Without effective change, adoption will be poor, money and effort will have been wasted and the initiative will fail.
See Also:
Why Projects Fail Project Charter Adoption Planning Change & Communications Plan |
Owned
Product Evaluation and Selection is an enabler for change. Many organisations struggle and take way too long due to lack of knowledge combined with fear of making a bad decision. This can proceed quickly when it leverages the Business Architecture and Change Strategy .
See Also:
Project Charter 5x5 Framework Business Case High-level Business Requirements Common Mistakes in Product Selection CRM Evaluation |