Program Initiation, Acceleration & Assurance
Program initiation, acceleration and assurance are a group of specific, 'bite sized' program leadership services provided by Deloitte and designed to deliver significant value, typically over short timeframes.
These services are drawn from our extensive range of Program Leadership offerings and are implemented in ways that produce 'quick wins' for your program.
Typical activities may include:
- driving the completion of a business case to assist with project initiation
- rapid implementation of a program management office
- design and implementation of program governance structure and practice
- validation of program status at key milestones
- conducting program audits and health checks
- collating, evaluation and prioritisation of the projects that make up your program of work.
Deloitte’s program initiation, acceleration and assurance services can also provide you with the following benefits:
- program initiation - get your program up and running quickly, organise your team and ensure that work plans, approvals, project controls and administration has been established
- program acceleration – drive your program’s critical path by assessing program activities, resources and dependencies. Then optimise your plan to achieve outcomes sooner or more efficiently
- program assurance – ensure that your program is operating as it should, and increase your confidence about its current state. See Program Assurance to find out more.
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