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Managing Successful Programmes (MSP) represents proven best practice and a body of knowledge drawn together from many years of real life experiences. It provides a set of principles, governance themes and a transformational flow process that supports those who direct, manage, support and deliver programmes.
MSP offers organisations from all industry sectors a standard, consistent approach to programme management. It provides a framework for executives, senior management and those leading major programmes of work, to better direct the change process whilst ensuring that the focus is maintained upon business objectives and resulting benefits.
Through effective project prioritisation and integration, MSP encourages more efficient use of organisational resources in the various change initiatives. MSP provides for better identification and management of business, programme and ultimately organisational change risk.
Timelines, budgets and quality standards are all managed and controlled more efficiently and effectively using the MSP framework. Roles and responsibilities are also clearly defined, thus eliminating duplication of effort across the organisation, whilst still ensuring that all stakeholders are fully engaged and understand what is to be expected of them in the programme.
MSP does well to enable more effective delivery of change and a much smoother transition from the existing business as usual (BAU) to a future business model. Examples of such programmes are:
- Mergers
- New Business Development
- Business Integrations
- Multi-Disciplinary IT Integrations
- Business Remodelling
- Restructuring
- Re-Engineering
- Outsourcing
- Revitalisation of Corporate Assets
MSP was originally released in 1999 and underwent its first major revision in 2003. The framework was revised again in September 2007 to its current version.
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Foundation Exam
- 60 minute, 75 question, Multiple Choice Question Exam held on day 3
- Note: 70 questions count towards your exam mark; the other 5 are trial questions only and are not scored
- Closed book
- Requires 50% (35 marks) pass to attain Managing Successful Programmes (MSP) Foundation Certification
It is highly recommended that you spend some time each evening of this course reviewing and consolidating what you’ve learned, to be well prepared for the exam.
