Why Have a Tactical implementation plan?
To plan and execute actions effectively requires the use of a standard and structured scheduling tool. Poor unstructured planning can result in: Attempts to improve everything at once Requires a large amount of people Needs many teachers to ensure common message Stressful due to many changes Increased risk to customer delivery Unco-ordinated changes focused on processes or systems Difficult to see benefit until all completed Hard to link improvements in the value stream Extended timescale requires higher level of focus Focus on specifics not the whole value stream A T.I.P. makes it clear to all, exactly what has to be achieved, when and by whom and enables review against schedule. – Define the agreed business compelling need – Give focus to drive the improvements – Encourage regular review of schedule status – Review of Quality, Cost and Delivery measures – Gain ownership of goals and actions – Set direction for each business team – Communicate and gain involvement How to Use the T.I.P
