The Improvement Sustainability Model
We developed the Improvement Sustainability Model to illustrate how the elements inter-relate and how they are addressed to deliver value throughout a project lifecycle.
At EnterpriseIS, we believe that delivering excellence in every project is the function of successfully addressing the key areas that impact the sustainability of a project to ensure long-lasting benefits are realised.
Improvement Sustainability is a Function of the Acceptance Strategy, Capability Building and Technical Solution Development (FACT). These elements are critical to ensuring that the project outcomes are delivered. Moreover, they provide the project the first time effectively and sustained by the organisation well after it is complete.
Additionally, each element will vary from project to project, but they all remain critical to ensuring effective problem identification, solution development and implementation.
In this video (below), our Managing Director – Craig Hurkett, explains the F(AxCxT) model (Also known as the Improvement Sustainability Model) and how its elements work together to ensure improvement projects deliver sustainable solutions.
Delivering any improvement in a high tempo complex business is a challenge. Moreover, it is even more challenging when ensuring sustained improvement during regular operations. However, effectively addressing the elements of the Improvement Sustainability model is possible.
Next time you start a new project, consider the Improvement Sustainability Model elements to improve the project outcomes. Remember, we’re here to help if you need it………….it’s what we do.
Contact us at 02 4271 7774 to learn more about how EnterpriseIS helps clients deliver sustainable improvements to their operational and maintenance processes. Alternatively, you could also reach us on our website.