Delivering value in a complex world
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Copyright © 2008 Dr Roger Elvin
Last modified: 10-Mar-08
Roger has delivered in-company versions of these courses to a number of NHS groups in the East Midlands and Northern Ireland. In connection with various consultancy assignments (click on the 'CONSULTANCY EXPERIENCE' tab above), Roger has also designed and delivered tailor-made courses based on the Benefits Assurance practice.

Roger and his colleague Andrew Davies continued to develop the Benefits Assurance method after they left Cranfied. The latest version of this thinking is described in our RESOURCE CENTRE.

In addition to the courses based on the “Benefits from IT-enabled Change” workstream, Roger also directed the "IT Directors' Forum" and the executive programme "Transforming the IT Function". He also supported Professor John Ward on his "Developing IS Strategies" programme.
Lecturer in Information Systems
During his time as a Lecturer at the Cranfield School of Management (1996 - 2003), Roger participated in, and eventually led, the Cranfield Information Systems Research Centre’s (ISRC) research stream: “Benefits from IT-enabled Change”.

During a five-year programme of practical, action research, he developed frameworks and workshop techniques for the identification and realisation planning of business benefits from e-change. The recognition that the planning and implementation of e-change is fundamental to benefits realisation is central to these methods, which have been proven in practice through many action research and consultancy projects.

The final phase of this research (“Benefits Assurance”) focused on how to plan for benefits delivery and how to maintain a benefits focus through the delivery phase of e-change projects.

Roger was the lead author of three research reports (see 'PUBLICATIONS' tab) published by the Cranfield ISRC which describe the results of this research stream.

The methods developed in this research programme were translated into the following three Cranfield courses, which Roger directed: