Organisation Design

Organisation Design

Projects, programmes and portfolios do not sit in isolation. They are delivered as part of a wider parent organisation.

The question then is - have we optimised our organisation to provide the maximum chances of success? Do we know what our operating model should look like?

Target Operating Model Design

A target operating model (TOM) tells us how the organisation should function.

Designing a target operating model is complex, because the starting point - how the organisation currently functions - is rarely understood. There may be a substantial variance between what is written down in the Quality Management System, and how the organisation actually functions. Bridging these gaps entails a learning phase that must be reflected in the TOM plan.

Target Operating Model Realisation

A target operating model transition plan guides us on how to achieve that new state. Embedding the change takes time, and is not to be under-estimated. As a rule of thumb embedding the change can take double to triple the time it takes to design and implement the change - getting this duration down is crucial to lowering the cost and improving the chancess of success.

How we can help

Project Science Ltd has experience with target operating model design, and can help you plan and execute your change, to optimise your business.

Get in touch with Project Science to find out how we can help.