Economic uncertainty translates into doubt about future projects and programmes. So how do you manage the problem? John Brinkworth of Serco Consulting explains.
We are currently facing uncertain times, with constrained
budgets and rapid unpredictable change. In relatively calm
economic circumstances, most programmes are able to run to
completion as originally envisaged – but now pressures and
changes may mean that a programme’s future needs to be re-examined.
A programme that was expected to run for a significant length
of time may need to be finished sooner than originally planned.
Resources can then be released and possibly redeployed onto
other priorities, which may have arisen at short notice.
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