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Programme is a

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Temporary structure

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A programme is designed to add

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Specific value

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3
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MSP consists of a set of

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Principles
Themes
Processes

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The projects in a programme deliver y and y enabling x of x

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Outputs
Capabilities

Outcomes of benefits

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P A O of B

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Progressively achieve outcome of benefit

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6
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Programmes work with stakeholders across

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Organisational Boundaries

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7
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Principles are

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Guiding Obligations

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Processes -

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Define sequence of actions

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9
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7 principles

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Bring pace and value
Realise measurable benefits
Align with priorities
Deploy diverse skills
Lead with purpose
Collaborate across boundaries
Deal with ambiguity

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10
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Use of a VS - communicate expected

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Vision statement

Outcomes of benefits

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VUCA

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Volatile
Uncertain
Complex
Ambiguous

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12
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Stay aligned with

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Organisational objectives

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13
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Programme is there to

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Deliver benefits

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14
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Which principle mandates a programme makes contribution to achieving organisational objectives?

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Realise measurable benefits

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15
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Which principle mandates a programme should flex to stay aligned with org objectives

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Align with priorities

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16
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Which principle mandates a programme should create a vision statement

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Lead with purpose

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17
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Principles brought to life by establishing

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Tailored governance
Associated controls

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18
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Themes ensure that the x is aligned with x

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Governance
Principles

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7 themes

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Organisation
Design
Decision
Assurance
Structure
Knowledge
Justification

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Organisation themes - how programmes organise to ensure EL, Sp, sc, dm, dloa

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Effective leadership
Sponsorship
Scrutiny
Decision making
Delegated limits of authority

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Organisation themes - how s’s are x and y and how z is planned and x x

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Stakeholders
Identified
Engaged
Communication
Effectively delivered

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Senior leaders representing those investing in the new programme

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Sponsoring Group

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23
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Chaired by the SRO

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Programme Board

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Programme board consists of (4)

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SRO
Programme Manager
Business change manager
Programme office lead

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25
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Programme office provide

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Tools
Skills
Guidance

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26
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SRO is accountable to the

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Sponsoring Group

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27
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Business Change Manager has responsibility for

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Day to day
Adoption
New capabilities

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28
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Design theme is about designing the f of the o

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Future
Organisation

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29
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Design theme include guidance around: VS

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Vision statements

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30
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Design theme include guidance around: D of xx

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Definition of Expected Benefits

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31
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Design theme include guidance around: Rs to achievement of

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Risks to achievement of benefits

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32
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Design theme include guidance around:TOM

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Target Operating Model

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33
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TOM - more detailed description of

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Future state

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TOM areas - 7

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Processes
Culture
Organisation
Technology
Infrastructure
Information and data
Knowledge and learning

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35
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Justification theme - how Ps can be justified in terms of i and d of vfm

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How programmes can be justified in terms of investment and delivery of value for money

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36
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Justification theme include guidance around: y and z a xx

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Developing and maintaining a Business Case

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37
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Justification theme include guidance around: where the x will come from

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Funding

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38
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Justification theme include guidance around: IA

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Investment appraisal

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39
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Justification theme include guidance around: xy

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Financial contingency

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40
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Structure theme - how P is P

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Programme is planned

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41
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Structure theme - consider appropriate

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Pace
Capacity
Ability

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42
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Structure theme - SC in c or

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Step changes in capability
Tranches

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43
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Structure theme - Safe LPs

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Safe Landing points

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44
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Processes - I, DO, PPD, DC, EO, E, C

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Identify
Design outcomes
Plan programme delivery
Deliver capabilities
Embed outcomes
Evaluate
Close

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45
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LWP - SI

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Sell it

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46
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AWP - x to y

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3/5yr plan

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47
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BP and V - don’t impact

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BAU

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48
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RMB - here’s 1m - ?

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What are you giving back?

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49
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DWA - r

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Risk

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50
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DDS - rp, meet c n o w

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Right people, changing needs of work

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51
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Org - x and y

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Roles and responsibilities

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52
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Design (4 things)

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Vision
ToM
Benefits
ID risks

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53
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Decision - mitig

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Risks and issues

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54
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Assurance are the pp

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Programme Police

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55
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Structure- p a p

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Planning a programme

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56
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Knowledge - LL and I

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Lessons learned / info

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57
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Justification - w? Vfm

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Worthwhile
Value for money

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58
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Themes are the b s

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Big subjects

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59
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Process - IR

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Incremental roadmap

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60
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Principles - m

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Mindset

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61
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Identify - the m

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Minimum

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62
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Design outcomes - sf

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Set foundations

63
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Plan project - in t

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Tranches

64
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Governance approach in the x theme

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Organisation theme

65
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Stakeholder engagement approach on the x theme

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Organisation

66
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Design approach in the x theme

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Design

67
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Funding approach in the x theme

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Justification

68
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Delivery approach in the x theme

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Structure

69
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Resourcing approach in the x theme

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Structure

70
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Knowledge and learning approach in the x theme

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Knowledge

71
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Information approach in the x theme

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Knowledge

72
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Assurance approach on the x theme

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Assurance

73
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Decision-making approach in the x theme

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Decisions

74
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Issue resolution approach in the x theme

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Decisions

75
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Risk response approach in the x theme

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Decisions

76
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Programme governance

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Framework of authority and accountability

77
Q

Understand current situation before progressing - x phase

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Plan

78
Q

Specific steps required are performed- y stage

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Do

79
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Validate previous phase - z phase

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Check

80
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Validated actions are in place - a phase

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Act

81
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How costs and benefits are budgeted

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Financial plan

82
Q

Investors in programme and how funds will be raised

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Funding approach

83
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Details the scope and schedule for all benefits realisation work

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Benefits realisation plan

84
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Overall costs, planned benefits realisation and risk profile

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Business case

85
Q

What info the programme creates, who will have access

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Info approach

86
Q

Which factors should be considered when conducting an investment appraisal (3)

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Costs, benefits, risks

87
Q

MSP is a

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Framework

88
Q

EA enables Os to be f and r to d in its e

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Enterprise Agility
Organisations
Flexible
Responsive
Drivers
Environment

89
Q

Programmes l i in c

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Lead
Investment
Change

90
Q

4 reasons for investments in change - I, OR, ED, ED

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Innovation
Org re-alignment
Effective delivery
Efficient delivery

91
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Why efficient delivery

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Prioritise scarce resources

92
Q

Themes are e a of g which ensure programme is aligned with p

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Essential
Aspects
Governance
Principles

93
Q

Effective delivery

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Response to demands from customers, regulators

94
Q

Programmes always exist int the

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Internal and external context

95
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LWP achieved by

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O - clarity for stakeholders
D - comm a vision for TOM
D - analyse info and communicate rationale
A - design 3 lines of defence
S - plan delivery to achieve future state
K - support curation of knowledge

96
Q

CAB achieved by

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O -‘mechanisms for OUs to interact
D - design TOM
D - approaches to decisions can work across orgs
A - develop unified assurance view
S - clarity on resources needed
K -
J - implement governance for financial decision making

97
Q

DWA e vuca

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Embraces
Volatile, uncertain, complex, ambiguity

98
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DWA achieved by

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O -
D -
D -
A -
S -
K -
j -

99
Q

Common reasons why programmer mgmt used

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Innovation / growth
Org realignment
Effective delivery
Efficient delivery

100
Q

Programme strat

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Define governance and control environment for a program

Outlines steps necessary

101
Q

Stakeholder engagement approach answers

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Factors making it hard to manage
Accountabilities of governance boards
How boards monitor risks and progress
Metrics for managing stakeholder engagement

102
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Stakeholder engagement and comms plan

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Analysis of stakeholders
Influence / interest (and impact 3 importance) measurement
Communication channels
What comms channels and when

103
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Stakeholder engagement

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Exercising influence and outcomes

104
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Programme risk appetite

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Amount of risk org willing to accept in pursuit of benefits

105
Q

What’s the design theme for?

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How prog designed to ensure Tom, benefits and risks understood

Gap between now and future

106
Q

Which docs support design theme

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Programme strategy- design approach (tom, vision, benefits)
Vision statement - future state

107
Q

Sections on the programme strategy derived from the a information specified in each t

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Approach
Theme

108
Q

Approaches

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Funding
Resourcing
Information
Governance
Issue resolution
Delivery

Decision-making
Design
Assurance
Risk response
Knowledge
Stakeholder engagement

109
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Approaches in org theme

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Governance
Stakeholder engagement

110
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Approaches in design theme

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Design

111
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Approaches in justification theme

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Funding

112
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Approaches in structure theme

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Delivery
Resourcing

113
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Approaches in the knowledge theme

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Knowledge and learning

114
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Approaches in the assurance theme

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Assurance

115
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Approaches in the decisions theme

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Decision-making
Issue resolution
Risk response

116
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Purpose of programme governance

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Framework of authority and accountability

117
Q

Purpose of programme plans are

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Not always needed

118
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SE and C plan in the

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Org theme

119
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F plan in the x theme

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Financial plan
Justification

120
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D plan in the x scheme

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Delivery
Structure

121
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BRP in the x theme

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Benefits realisation plan in the structure them

122
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A plan in the x theme

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Assurance assurance

123
Q

5 plans

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Stakeholder engagement
Assurance
Delivery
Benefits realisation
Financial

124
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Organisation theme - el, s, s, dm, r&r, dloa
How s i & e

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How prog organises to ensure effective leadership, sponsorship, scrutiny, decision making, roles and responsibilities, delegated limits of authority

How stakeholders identified and engaged

125
Q

Benefits map - what and which theme

A

Shall relationships
Design

126
Q

Benefits profile- what and which theme

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Describe single benefit and how realised
Design

127
Q

Risk register - r u e and r e

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Record uncertain events and risk exposure

128
Q

USE

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Universal
Self-validating
Empowering

129
Q

Opportunity example

A

Exchange rate

130
Q

Programme strategy

A

How we are doing it

131
Q

In the governance approach-
- What is the
- When to

A

Risk appetite?
Escalate

132
Q

Programme strat - design approach

A

How are we going to put vision together

133
Q

Output

A

Sales system

134
Q

Capability

A

Sales system
Docs
Training

135
Q

Outcome

A

Makes sales easier

136
Q

Benefit

A

Sales inc by 20%

137
Q

Vision is like a

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Postcard to the future

138
Q

Types of risk

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Financial
Ops
Compliance
Strategic

139
Q

Justification - balance

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Affordability
Achievabiliy

140
Q

Funding approach

A

Who is paying

141
Q

Business case

A

Reasons
Options
Timescales
Costs
Benefits
Risk scanning
ROI

142
Q

Financial planning

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Cash flow
Budget
Plan - how costs monitored

143
Q

Financial planning

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Cash flow
Budget
Plan - how costs monitored

144
Q

3 lines of defence

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  1. Project
  2. Programme
  3. Corp risks
145
Q

Corp risks examples

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Share value
Legislative
Profitability

146
Q

Programme - risk to

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Benefits

147
Q

2 types of benefit

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Efficient
Effective

148
Q

Benefit map shows

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Output - capabilities- outcomes - benefits - org objectives

149
Q

Justification theme-
Ensure
Balance

A

VFM
Affordability and achievability

150
Q

Programme mandate

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Early thinking

151
Q

Programme strategy - funding approach

Who are
What methods to set

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Investors
Budgets

152
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Programme brief

A

Visio
Outcomes
Benefits
Costs
Risks

153
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Financial plan
Set
Plan

A

Budgets

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