Project Execution Strategy

A route map by the UK Infrastructure and Projects Authority.

A good execution strategy considers:
– vision, requirements and context
– governance alignment
– risks, challenges, and opportunities
– objectives and performance targets
– controls strategy
– organisation, complexity-capability gaps, and interfaces
– delivery strategies for each scope element
– structure, continuous improvement and a flexible approach.

The project initiation routemap and the delivery environment complexity analytic (DECA) are good tools to examine complexity-capability, document gaps and agree on actions as part of establishing project execution strategy. This approach was used in developing an alternate project execution strategy for MMG’s Kinsevere sulphide processing project in the DRC.

The Four Futures of Work

Coping with uncertainty in an age of radical technologies, by the RSA Action and Research Centre.

Readers of this report may be tempted to feel despondent about the future. But so much is still to play for. With the right policies and practices in place, we will not just be able to rein in the worst effects of technology, be that job losses or surveillance, but marshal it for the betterment for workers, minimising drudgery and expanding those jobs that bring meaning and fulfilment to our lives.” (Matthew Taylor, CEO)

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