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Stefan Carlsson, IT Strategist for Norrbotten County Council, outlines a robust framework for turning ideas into maintained systems within IT and management technology. He emphasizes the importance of a unified project model involving representatives from all divisions, with structured stages from initiation to implementation and project closure. Key components include project specifications, risk management, resource allocation, and effective communication plans. This structured approach ensures improved decision-making, efficient resource usage, and ultimately leads to satisfied stakeholders.
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Taking an ideathrough to a maintained system Stefan Carlsson IT-Strategist Norrbotten County Council
Background Development team • Responsibility for the process of identifying ideas and needs with focus on development within IT/MT. • Representatives from all divisions within the County Council of Norrbotten.
One commonprojectmodel Project steering group BP0 BP1 BP2 BP3’s BP4 BP5 Project report Idea Project specification Project plan Intermediate reports Final report
Project office • Project manuals • Project templates • - Projectplans • Financing • Reporting • Risk management • Resourcecontracts • Instructions and checklists • Project SteeringGroups • Project managers • Project members
It starts with an idea… • Initiation • Implementation Description of the idea • Owner • Background • Problems and needs • Proposed solution • Value to the organization • Costestimate
Initiatingfeasibilitystudy • Initiation • Implementation Establishment Project specification • Project owner • Background • Project objectives • Otherongoingprojects • Timeplan and resouces • Financing • Risk assessment • Receivingorganization • Project steering group
…finalizing the scope of the project • Initiation • Implementation Establishment Project Plan • Project owner • Background • Project objectives • Otherongoingprojects • Project timeplan • Financing and project budget • Receivingorganization • Project steering group • Project organization • Communication plan • Risk management plan • Project terminationphase
Project hand-over and closure • Initiation • Implementation • Termination Establishment Update and final report • Project owner • Background • Project objectives & progress • Opportunities and threats • Hand-over to organization • - - - - • Result • Experiences • Improvements
Why all this work? • Better process for makingdecisions • Easier to prioritize • Efficientresourceallocation • Control over the finances • Improved precision on delivery • … in the end a happy customer!
Stefan CarlssonIT-StrategistCounty Council of NorrbottenDivision LänsteknikSunderby Hospital971 80 Luleå, Swedenstefan.carlsson@nll.sewww.nll.se