Replacing business change approaches that emphasize costs with approaches that emphasize benefits
Submitted by bcfc on February 15th, 2006
Business change is usually performance or productivity improvement, system implementation, re-organization, or management improvement
The basis and objective of conventional business change is performance improvement, management improvement, or solution implementation. The conventional approaches to business change emphasize spending money on the cost side of the investment, but completely hide the benefit side of the investment. The conventional methodology is to identify the problem, design the solution, develop or acquire the solution, test the solution, implement the solution, and operate the solution. All of these steps incur costs but do not provide benefit.
Conventional business change methods change performance and provide no benefit per se
Business change methods that emphasize performance and solution implemtntation implement costs not benefits. Achieving benefit from capital development and business change investments usually is a happy coincidence rather than a planned and managed objective. We need a method that allows us to approach development from both the cost and benefit side, with the emphasis on benefits.
Result-performance Management (R-pM) plans and manages business change for benefit and the return on the change investment
Result-performance Management defines the economic outputs or results to be added or improve from change. R-pM manages both the improvement in results to increase result value and manages the improvement in performance to control costs and optimize result value-added. It is the added result value-added from investment that provides the benefits and return on any capital development investment. Learn the basics of R-pM from the Forum or join the R-pM community to download documents that describe how to take the mystery out of capital development and business change with R-pM. .

