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Implementation Management Program |
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Experience indicates that many organisations fail to achieve the
improvements they know and understand they should achieve. The
Implementation Management Program (IMP) ensures that the people
skills and culture are developed at the same time as technical and
organisational improvements to ensure ongoing success. The program
comprises a rigorous 6-step process: |
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1. Identify
critical improvement needs
2. Select priorities for bottom line results
3. Identify skills required and select team
4. Develop project plan and execute
5. Set result measurement deadlines
6. Review progress and skill development |
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Key Features
Key
features of the program include:
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Collective determination
of the needs
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Bring the staff along
with the new processes
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Increase staff
independence and ownership
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Focussed Coaching for all
stakeholders
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Targeted Training to meet
the needs
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Project Management (MIP)
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Continuous Improvement
culture established
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Customer Benefits:
Identifies and dissolves the traditional reasons, excuses and causes
given for low activity on improvement projects including:
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People being busy and
overloaded
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Staff limitations
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Organisation being
problem driven and not proactive
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Organisational Inertia
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The System
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Temporary Enthusiasms
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Projects technically
driven
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People skills not in tune
with new technology
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Article
- Implementing
& Monitoring Shutdown Performance Improvement
(download pdf)
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The Implementation
Management Program (IMP) runs seamlessly in parallel with the
Maintenance Improvement Program (MIP)
aimed at the technical and logistical implementation aspects of
improvement projects.
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Contact Ross Francis
Consulting now for further details:
info@rossfrancis.com.au
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Services Available:| Audits | Improvement
| Implementation | Asset
Condition | Training | Systems
| Procedures | Equip
Plans | Design | Commissioning
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