Benefits realisation HEBP Staff Dev 14july09

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    1. Benefits realisation for our possible future development & research projects
      Staff development session 14th July 2009
    2. Outputs versus Outcomes
      Types of benefits:
      Producing things/services/documentation
      Developing ourselves professionally
      Developing collaboration
      Improved planning and management
      Improved knowledge of what’s going on
      Improved approach to being informed
      Improved image for our institutions
      Small steps versus Institutional change
    3. How do we actually ‘realise’ these benefits (both short-term and longer-term) ?
      Consider this quote from JISC Institutional Innovation Programme:
    4. Taken from http://jisc-ssbr.net/elgg/pg/file/inin/read/165/view-gallery-benefits-realisation-phase-2-call
      Benefits realisation activities are focussed on the validation and transfer to non-native institutional contexts, and building upon outputs developed by innovation projects in order to embed them in their intended (and other) communities, thereby helping to ensure that they are useful, usable and used by users. This requires a good understanding of target stakeholder groups and a need to engage these groups early in the process.
    5. The benefits realisation activities will involve two “stages” of activities.
       
      Stage One – project anchored
      The first stage (Phase 1x) will engage
      individual projects OR clusters of projects within or across thematic areas;
      key stakeholders and national bodies across the sector;
      institutions external to the programme (non-natives);
      to collate and package outputs, build capacity in the sector and validate outputs in non-native institutions
    6. Stage two – anchored in non-native institutions and stakeholder communities
      The second stage (Phase 2x) will seek to build on the success of the projects and the stage one benefits realisation activities, by inviting non-native institutions and stakeholder bodies to engage with a selection of the most successful/promising/mature ideas emerging from the Institutional Innovation programme.
    7. Three categories of benefits realisation:
      Synthesis / packaging
      Capacity building
      Increase uptake
      What should we do ???????

    + Paul MayesPaul Mayes, 4 months ago

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