Management Training and Workshop Facilitation
Subject areas
All courses and workshops can be tailored to suit our clients' requirements
The following are examples. Please contact us for a discussion.
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Strategy Review
This is bespoke, by arrangement, and company focussed. Through working directly with you and your team we can develop with you your strategy for your success. An introductory day will produce a plan for your future. -
Project and Programme Management
Project Success
We all have different views of what project success is, but it is vital for companies and their teams to have a common view. We can helpyou develop that view to ensure you and your team, employees and suppliers can contribute to your vision for success. -
Building Information Modelling and Asset Management
This one day course is best delivered to a group including top team, staff and suppliers. We will examine together the requirements for effective and efficient asset management - canals, roads, rail, bridges, hospitals, housing, ports - and ensure that your approach consiers the whole life of your assets, recognising the needs for cost savings, environmental savings, and health and safety. -
Process Mapping and Process Review
This one day session is designed to identify where you and your company can achieve savings in operational and maangement processes, addressing all aspects of your organisation, whether public, private, or third sector. -
Change Management
Management is about change. What is holding your company back? What are the barriers and how can you overcome them?
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Data Management
What data do you need, what do you have, and how useful is it? Making the best of information that should be at your fingertips is a common problem. It might be as simple as addresses or key contacts. It might be as complex as international procurement and supply chains.
Let's explore this together.
Strategy Review
- Key tools for reviews - SWOT, PESTLE, Porter's Five Forces, Value Chain
- Supplier Resilience
- Market research and Competitor analysis
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Project and Programme management
We provide a range of courses and workshops examples of which are below. All courses can be tailored for individual clients.
- An Introductionj
This is designed to ensure that everyone understands what a project is, why they matter, and what the essnetial roles are. Includes a participative session developed to ensure that everyone will take away the essential components of planning a real project. The course is intended for everyone new to project management as manager or team member.
- Corporate Understanding
Intended to consider what constitutes a programme, a portfolio, a project, and how to get the best out of them. Output: consistent understanding throughout the organisation of what projects are and an introduction on the roles people have.
- Overview for Executives
A more practical aspect than the corporate understanding element, and it could run straight after that. It is designed for executive managers and project managers. Outputs: understanding the ways in which programmes and projects are organised and the roles of project directors, project managers, the project team, and how responsibility is delegated. Clarity of personal roles in existing and future projects, important to delivery.
- Project Success – what it means and how to achieve it
A workshop, intended to be in-house but can also be for multiple organisations. Outputs are clarity over what success means for the participants and their organisation(s) and some real actions they can take to achieve that. There is more detail on this below.
- Risk management in programmes and projects
A workshop designed to develop a practical risk approach for programmes and projects. Considers and includes external, internal, programme and project risks. Outputs can include specific action for the organisation.
Courses can be tailored to your specific requirements, covering:
- Project Management Introduction
- Project Organisation
- Project management methodology
- Project set-up
- Project planning
- Project closure
- Project reviews
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While courses can and should be tailored to meet the needs of the participants, typically courses draw on material drawn from the following:
An introductory course:
Advanced Project Management
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Achieving Project Success
Process Mapping
- Process analysis
- Process review
- Process redesign
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General Management
- Negotiation
- Presentation
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Change Management
- Introductions
- Change and its purpose
- Change Theory
- Dealing with change
- Change in Context
- The role of Communication in achieving change
- Conclusion
An example of a workshop is below:
- Change and its purpose
- Dealing with change - its effects
- Barriers to these changes
- Culture change
- Changes to the organisation
- Changes to processes
- Fit for purpose: Delivery excellence; ‘Customer’ service; Errors and their sources
- Communications
- Who’s who of change
- Building your Change Action plan
- Next Steps - Actions for Participants
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Data Management
Data management is fundamental to all businesses. This workshop is designed to ensure that the approach to data management enables focus on the data you need in order to meet your business's requirements. The material is based on experience, and particpants are expected to bring their own examples so that there are direct benefits for them and their organisation.
- Rolling out data management nationally to the public sector,
- A series of workshops created specifically for general practice managers,
- Information management in a pharmaceutical company
- Information sharing in construction.
The outline for the workshop is below. It is designed to ensure that particpants leave with specific 'next steps' to enable them to achieve early benefits.
- Background
- Strategy and Vision
- Data Information Knowledge Wisdom
- Sharing and Security
- Case Histories, Best Practice
- Problems and Solutions
- Next Steps
- Conclusion
- Ten Tips
- References
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