| Conventional methods implement the costs
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| | it means reducing their own staff? Who
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| of change and prevent benefits. Benefit
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| | developed the old solution or gains a
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| from change through R-pM.
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| | technical authority from the old
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| | solution? So, chances are the
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| Many of us have participated in business
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| | requirements boiled down to one - - "no
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| change projects. I am sure that we share
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| | change".
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| many experiences with the difficulties in
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| | So then, the project went through the
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| gaining successful business change. We
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| | steps of the methodology. Acquire the
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| have read about many cases of problems
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| | solution, set up the solution, train on
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| and disasters. Why after all this
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| | the solution, implement the solution,
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| experience and the many stories of
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| | accept solution, and operate the
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| unsuccessful business change, do we
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| | solution. But, all these steps just incur
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| continue to have problems? For a start:
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| | costs. Where are the steps for planning
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| 0 We continue to employ bad methods for
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| | and achieving benefit?
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| business change. No one has ever put
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| | During all this, what happened if there
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| forward a good method
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| | was an exception, advanced need, or a
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| 0 We do what everyone else is doing, to
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| | problem that was not addressed? These
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| implement the same problems as everyone
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| | likely were put off to the future or left
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| else
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| | "up to the users", since the objective is
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| 0 We employ conventional wisdom, which
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| | implementation.
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| automatically introduces bad decisions
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| | What happens when it comes to acceptance?
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| 0 Our enterprise is not structured to
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| | Well, the main requirement of the
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| plan and manage benefits, support new
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| | administrative project manager was met.
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| solutions in operation, or ensure good
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| | And, the manager would look bad if delays
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| performance from the solution
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| | or controversies were introduced. So
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| Let's go through business change step by
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| | implementation is signed off and the
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| step. What was the objective of business
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| | project is complete.
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| change? Likely, there is a nominal
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| | But what remains:
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| objective like increasing revenues,
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| | 0 Were advanced or future period features
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| reducing costs, or improving customer
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| | ever implemented?
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| service. What is the basis of this
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| | 0 Was the old solution completely
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| objective? Precisely how is the new
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| | removed, or is it still operated to
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| solution to be used to produce benefits
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| | handle the exceptions?
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| that add up to the nominal objectives and
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| | 0 Is the new solution utilized to
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| provide the return? This rarely is
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| | increase revenues, reduce costs, or
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| defined.
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| | improve customer service? Does anyone
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| If the nominal objective is just words,
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| | understand how to use the new solution to
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| what is the implementation team trying to
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| | do more than what was done before?
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| do. Often they will say their objective
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| | 0 Was a responsibility established to
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| is performance improvement. Should that
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| | ensure that the new solution is utilized
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| be the objective? Conventional wisdom
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| | to produce benefit?
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| says yes, but how do you feel when
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| | 0 Was a capability established to support
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| someone tells you, you need to improve
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| | and improve the solution?
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| your performance or that consultants are
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| | 0 Was a method established to track and
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| coming in to improve our performance?
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| | measure the return on the investment in
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| But, in the end, even performance
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| | the new solution?
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| improvement proves hard to define, so the
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| | 0 How many old performance problems were
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| objective comes down to something that
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| | implemented as part of the new solution?
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| every one involved can understand - -
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| | What is the cost of change now?
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| "solution implementation".
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| | 0 Are the users who face the customer,
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| Is solution implementation the proper
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| | enthusiastic about the new solution?
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| objective? Conventional wisdom says it
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| | Many enterprises have had implementations
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| is, but I think most of us recognize that
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| | where they implemented the cost of
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| it is not. But, none of us is sure of
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| | business change and received, at the
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| what the objective should be.
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| | most, marginal benefit.
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| Certainly, when consultants get involved,
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| | Even if the enterprise follows an
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| the objective is solution implementation.
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| | implementation or conventional business
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| They likely proposed a methodology that
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| | change method the best that it can, it
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| they can employ to convert the business
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| | will still be implementing the cost of
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| over to the new solution.
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| | business change. Conventional methods
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| So, if consultants were involved, who
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| | manage change and development through
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| ended up managing the day to day
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| | contrived entities rather than business
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| implementation - - the enterprise project
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| | reality. No conventional method can
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| manager or the consultant project
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| | enable the methodical development of the
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| manager? Likely it was up to the
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| | benefit of business change, since
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| consultants because that is conventional
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| | enterprises are not structured to plan,
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| wisdom and the enterprise does not have
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| | manage, and track the benefits. Until
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| the capability or experience with
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| | they are structured properly to manage
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| business change. So, who was appointed
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| | business reality, enterprises will
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| enterprise project manager? Was it a
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| | continue to implement the cost of
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| manager involved in increasing revenues
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| | business change.
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| or improving customer service? Or, was it
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| | This problem is eliminated by
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| the administrative manager supporting the
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| | Result-performance Management (R-pM), a
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| solution?
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| | new management breakthrough now being
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| Likely, the administrative manager was
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| | launched. R-pM provides the answer by
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| appointed project manager, since that is
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| | structuring enterprise results and
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| the conventional wisdom. What was the
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| | performance to enable result-performance
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| role of the enterprise project manager?
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| | development. The benefits of the
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| It likely boiled down to providing the
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| | investment come from result development;
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| solution requirements, which is what the
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| | the costs of investment come from
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| consultant wants. The nominal consultant
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| | performance development. The payback from
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| objective is to satisfy user requirements
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| | investments come from the increase in
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| and to do what the customer wants, which
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| | result value-added (result value less
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| conventional wisdom says are proper
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| | performance costs) compared to the result
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| objectives.
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| | value-added with no investment, over the
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| So what are the requirements of the
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| | payback period.
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| administrative project manager? Does the
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| | So, stop implementing the cost of
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| administrative manager know what is
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| | business change. Implement the benefit of
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| needed to improve revenues or customer
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| | business change by becoming a 21st
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| service? Is the administrative manager
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| | century enterprise with R-pM.
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| interested in really reducing costs, when
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