Benefits Flashcards

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What is the APM definition of a Benefit?

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‘A positive and measurable impact of change.’

They are quantifiable and measurable improvements resulting from completion of deliverables that are accepted, utilised and perceived as positive by a stakeholder.

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What is the APM definition of Benefits management?

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The Identification, Definition, Planning, Tracking and Realisation of benefits.

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What is the APM definition of Benefits realisation?

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The practice of ensuring that benefits are derived from outputs and outcomes.

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What happens in the Benefits Identification stage?

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This is where the benefits are identified and prioritised. Stakeholder involvement is critical to this.

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What happens in the Benefits Definition stage?

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The benefits will be defined in detail including the realisation measures and outputs and outcomes that are relevant to the benefits.

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What happens in the Benefits Planning stage?

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A benefits realisation plan is created which would describe when measurements would be performed, when measurements would be reported on, and when realisation of benefits would be reviewed.

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What happens in the Benefits Tracking stage?

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Once a benefits realisation plan is created and before the project delivers, the measurements will start to be made to establish current levels of benefit to act as a reference point.

Tracking continues to record the performance levels in accordance with the benefits realisation plan as the project delivers and moves to business as usual.

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What happens in the Benefits Realisation stage?

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Benefits reviews are conducted once the outputs are delivered and in use by business as usual elements of the business (or the extended project lifecycle).

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