OCI has leveraged its best industry Program/project delivery practice to successfully deliver on hundreds of clients programs/projects spanning all corporate business domains including: ERP, EAM, HR, EHR/EMR, Clinical Systems, Finance, Logistics and Supply Chain, eGovernment, Portals, Digital Strategies and covering all aspects of IM/IT including: Business Processes, Data (big Data), Applications, Technology/Infrastructure, Security and Privacy. Our program management practice addresses:

• Program Organization
• Program Planning
• Program Control
• Program Technology Planning
• Program/Projects Integration
• Project Management Office
• System Implementation and Project Management

In managing programs, our team applies OCI industry best practices to:

• Ensure alignment with corporate strategy
• Lead and mange change
• Anticipate and communicate future state
• Manage risks and issues
• Optimize and increase value
• Deliver sustainable capability
• Ensure benefit realization

OCI methodology covers all aspect of program management including:

• Program Management Life Cycle - Phases:
• Pre-program Preparation: benefits assessment
• Program Initiation: business case, program charter
• Program Setup: Benefit Realization planning, elaborate on charter, establish program infrastructure, detailed roadmap & approval
• Program Benefits Delivery: Initiate projects and manage benefits development
• Program Closure: Controlled closedown of program.
• Program Management Processes: Initiation, Planning, Execution, Monitoring and Controlling and Closing Program
• Program Management Areas: Integration, Scope, Time, Cost, Quality, HR, Communication, Risk, Procurement, Financial and Stakeholder Management

OCI PMO practice uses industry best practice in project management and has successfully delivered on hundreds of client’s projects both start-up and in-flight spanning various phases of the PMLC:

• Project Initiation: Develop business case, feasibility, terms of reference, project team, project office, phase review.
• Project Planning: Develop project plan and resource, financial, quality, risk, acceptance, communication and procurement plans; Contract suppliers and phase review.
• Project Execution: Produce deliverables and conduct phase reviews.
• Project Monitoring and Control: Monitor and control time, cost, quality, change, risk, issue, procurement, acceptance and communication management.
• Project Closure: Perform project closure, review project completion