Managing benefits: optimizing the return from investments
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Managing Benefits Guidebook

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  • By Stephen Jenner
  • Publisher: TSO
  • Available in: English
  • Total pages: 281
  • ISBN: 9780117082519

This book is

The Managing Benefits book consolidates and expands on the specific practices and techniques needed to optimize benefits realization.

Price
£50.00

Managing Benefits Guidebook

by Stephen Jenner
Table of contents
  • Chapter - 01
    • Introduction
  • Chapter - 02
    • What is Benefits Management?;
  • Chapter - 03
    • The Benefits Management Principles;
  • Chapter - 04
    • The Benefits Management Cycle;
  • Chapter - 05
    • The Benefits Management Practice 1 – Identify & Quantify;
  • Chapter - 06
    • The Benefits Management Practice 2 – Value & Appraise;
  • Chapter - 07
    • The Benefits Management Practice 3 – Plan;
  • Chapter - 08
    • The Benefits Management Practice 4 – Realize;
  • Chapter - 09
    • The Benefits Management Practice 3 – Review;
  • Chapter - 10
    • Portfolio-based Benefits Management;
  • Chapter - 11
    • Implementing and Sustaining Progress;
  • Chapter - 12
    • The Next Steps

The Managing Benefits Guidebook is the core text for the Managing Benefits™ Foundation and Practitioner certifications.

About the Managing Benefits book

Starting with an overview of benefits management, this guidebook describes the seven principles upon which successful approaches to benefits management are built. It provides guidance on how to apply benefits management at a portfolio level, as well as at individual programme or project levels.

The guidance is structured using the Benefits Management Cycle and illustrated throughout with advice and examples. It demonstrates how benefits are the reason why taxpayers’ and shareholders’ invest their funds in change initiatives and successful realization of benefits is essential.

Key features

  • Provides useful, practical and comprehensive guidance and techniques for effective benefits management.
  • Explains the five practices in the Benefits Management Cycle with advice on their application. 
  • Demonstrates how benefits are the rationale behind investment in change initiatives.

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Steve Jenner

Stephen Jenner

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Stephen Jenner has extensive experience at senior level of the UK Senior Civil Service, where he was Director of Criminal Justice IT and benefits management advisor on a range of cross government programmes.