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Programme Management seeks to deliver benefits to the business, however programme environments are complex and their soft, intangible nature defeats traditional project management techniques.
Programme complexity is caused by multiple perceptions of many related and dependant programme issues by stakeholders who may impact the programme but are not controlled by it. The modelling of “soft” issues in a rigorous, explicit and defensible manner provides a robust objective framework for successful management activity. As well as increasing the likelihood of successful delivery, such an approach can save significant costs incurred by correcting errors.
Koios practitioners are experienced in tackling programme complexity. The Koios approach involves the target business community in a way that increases consensus and the sense of ownership; improves the quality of information and reduces the risks in programme implementation.
Programme Managers who fail to tackle programme complexity will be unable to co-ordinate the successful delivery of a coherent programme and will continue to waste time and resources through inefficient activity.