The 7 Lenses of Transformation

• Vision – “The vision gives clarity around the social outcomes of the transformation and sets out the key themes of how the organisation will operate.”
• Design – “The design sets out how the different organisations and their component parts will be configured and integrated to deliver the vision.”
• Plan – “The plan needs to retain sufficient flexibility to be adapted as the transformation progresses while providing confidence of delivery.”
• Transformation Leadership – “Delivering a transformation often means motivating into action a large network of people who are not under the direct management of the transformation leader.”
• Collaboration – “Collaboration is key to transformation in a multidimensional environment that increasingly cuts across organisational boundaries.”
• Accountability – “Having clear accountability for transformation within an organisation enables productivity and improved decision making, and leads to better outcomes.”
• People – “Transformation will require people in your organisation to be engaged and to change their ways of working”

On releasing the 7 Lenses Kevin Cunnington (Director General, Government Digital Service) and Tony Meggs (Chief Executive, Infrastructure and Projects Authority) said:

“While the benefits of transformation can be huge, delivering these projects can be incredibly challenging. By their very nature, complex transformations usually involve significant organisational and cultural change, introducing new ways of working, and experimenting with new and innovative technology. Importantly, much of this needs to be delivered at the same time.”

In a special report Cora Systems’ Solutions Architect Tom Davies outlines how Cora PPM already aligns with the aims of the 7 Lenses of Transformation.

A history of successful delivery

For close to two decades Cora has assisted Government and other public sector bodies in implementing successful transformation programs. Cora PPM aids central government and local authorities by providing them with a solution that manages their project portfolios, costs of projects, and resourcing from a single web-based platform.
It pulls together project information, real-time financial information, spatial (GIS) data and can fully integrate with many other systems. By examining these components, the user can make informed business decisions around budgetary adjustments, service changes, and even project prioritization.

In this clip, Justin Leese, Programme Director, Local Full Fibre Networks, Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) outlines how they are using Cora PPM to deliver multiple UK-wide Broadband delivery programmes and the benefits they have gained.

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Why Cora PPM?

Cora PPM contains a comprehensive suite of functionality that provides the strategic capabilities to optimize capacity, analyze scenarios, track benefits, inform all stakeholders, and integrate across the enterprise.

What Can Cora PPM Do for You?

• Complete Enterprise Project & Program Management
  • Cora PPM provides the control, governance, and insight required to identify, prioritize and authorize extensive enterprise portfolios that align to strategy and deliver ROI.
• Digitize & Streamline Business Processes
  • Cora PPM digitizes all your portfolio, program, and project processes, surfacing information when, where and how it’s needed. Transform the way you manage your program lifecycle, providing the transparency, intelligence, and decision-making capability to drive change across your enterprise.
• Integrate, Centralize & Consolidate
  • Cora PPM acts as a single point of entry for all project data and facilitates easy integration with any enterprise technology architecture. Complete visibility and insight are acquired through instant information “roll-up”, linking top-down goals with bottom-up contributions of each and every initiative.