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Commissioning stages

Implement changes

On    completion    of    the    procurement    process,    or    even    if    the    service    is    to    be    reshaped    or decommissioned   without   the   sourcing   stage   there   are   often   complex   changes   that   need   to   be managed.   This   can   include   managing   stakeholder   uncertainty,   media   or   public   interest   or   the transfer   of   information,   assets   or   people   between   suppliers   all   of   which   brings   a   heightened   risk of service interruption or failure.

Typical activities at this stage

Project management, stakeholder management, risk management, contract mobilisation, transition management, training, communication, contract and payment system set up.

Commissioning stages

1 . Understand needs 2 . Design goods or service 3 . Source goods or service 4 . Implement changes 5 . Deliver goods or service 6 . Monitor and evaluate outcomes

Governance, capability & learning

Market/user insight and demand management 

© ProQuest Consulting Ltd. AssistPro   is a registered trademark of Proquest Consulting Ltd.

Contact

AssistPro

TM

 is supported by ProQuest

Consulting Ltd

Registered address: 39, Guilford Road Lightwater Surrey GU18 5SA, UK Company Reg No. 05035234 VAT Reg Number.  GB 825 156 827 t:   +44 01732 617001 m: +44 07834 207900

Commissioning stages

Implement changes

On   completion   of   the   procurement   process,   or   even if   the   service   is   to   be   reshaped   or   decommissioned without   the   sourcing   stage   there   are   often   complex changes   that   need   to   be   managed.   This   can   include managing   stakeholder   uncertainty,   media   or   public interest    or    the    transfer    of    information,    assets    or people    between    suppliers    all    of    which    brings    a heightened risk of service interruption or failure.

Typical activities at this stage

Project management, stakeholder management, risk management, contract mobilisation, transition management, training, communication, contract and payment system set up.

Commissioning stages

1 . Understand needs 2 . Design goods or service 3 . Source goods or service 4 . Implement changes 5 . Deliver goods or service 6 . Monitor and evaluate outcomes

Governance, capability & learning

Market/user insight and demand

management