I keep coming back to benefits and benefits management. It feels like I have a 'bee in my bonnet' about it.
I think that there's
an important thing that's emerging in my thought. As I look back on the projects that I've done
and others in the organisation that I've seen done, I can't help thinking about
the link between how good the benefits case was and how good the outcome was.
Is the ease of
finding good benefits an indicator?
I actually think
that I may have stumbled onto something here.
I remember some
things that I've done, where I was really scrabbling around to work out the
benefits of doing something. It was
being done because it had been asked for, but in reflection, there often were
few actual benefits for doing that thing.
So, my new thing is
to not only understand the benefits, but how easy they were to arrive at. If there's no size or obviousness to the
initiative, then perhaps it'll be low-yield, or culturally it'll be a bit of a
pig to deliver.
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