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Training and Capacity Development
Alignment and Performance Training for Internal Champions
The objective of the alignment and performance course is to empower internal people to drive the change process. Working on a much more integrated manner is about leadership, people, values, processess and practices and it requires a deeper understanding to know what to do when. It includes the free use of the Lumus evaluation and development frameworks. The skillset is ideal for people in a current or prospective management role. While it is a short three-day classroom training course with on-site support to ensure the delivery of the expected outcomes:
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Business alignment and integration, which includes an understanding of the importance of this in the modern economy, the underlying practices, leadership issues, procurement considerations and economic impact;
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The basics of high-performing organisations, which is a practical way to understand the key human dynamics of high-performing teams;
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Conducting business process reviews, which includes the initial analysis, process mapping, facilitating participation and how to identify and prioritise improvement opportunities. Part of this is to gain a systemic understanding of issues that affect performance. It is a simple and excellent skillset as it also draws people together and creates a common understanding of what needs to be done;
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Conducting a maturity evaluation, which includes an understanding of the phases an organisation goes through towards integration on a cross-organisational basis, the underlying practices, gaining participation and the development of an appropriate improvement action plan;
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Business case development, which entails gaining a high-level understanding of how to formulate a business case, the underlying assumptions, key measures and sign-off;
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Managing change, which includes how to get people on board, understanding resistance to change, key considerations and typical frustrations within infrastructure owners and the construction sector;
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The importance of KPI's. Based on experience to date, there tends to be a lack of clear KPI's and the associated teamwork within the construction sector. It is especially relevant in lower levels of organisations.
The training programme is backed up by on-site support and mentoring to formulate and implement the changes, as and when required. Again, these programmes can be customised around the specific requirements of clients.
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