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Transformation Assurance – Maximizing return on strategic projects
86% of US CEOs believe technology advances will transform their business over the next five years
-PwC's 20th US CEO Survey
Maintaining integrity on your transformational journey
To gain a competitive advantage, many companies are undertaking an unprecedented amount of organizational change. While the benefits of complex transformation can be great, they’re not without significant risks and not all companies achieve expected outcomes. Failure to manage the inherent risks successfully can have many adverse consequences, including operational, reputational and financial impacts.
Despite the high stakes, these projects continue to struggle. Most independent research suggests typical IT project failure rates between 30% and 50% – a problem that’s gaining growing attention from boards, C-suite executives and Internal Audit. All these groups are coming to recognize the risks posed by large IT initiatives. They want answers to such questions as:
- Are we on-time and on-budget?
- Are we delivering the planned scope?
- Are we maintaining the integrity of our control environment?
- Are we going to have a positive return on investment?
The value of transformation assurance
Manage risk and achieve your strategic business objectives
PwC’s Transformation Assurance team helps companies focus on the key business outcomes of their transformation in order to identify the risks that matter most throughout the project lifecycle. In addition to traditional project management, our teams specialize in Agile, DevOps, Cloud (including SAP S/4), Analytics, and Revenue Recognition.
As we’ve done with many clients, PwC can work with you throughout your transformational journeys so that you can reap the intended benefits of your complex transformation.
How PwC can help
Four steps for assessing the impact of COVID-19 on your project portfolio
As companies act to respond forcefully to the COVID-19 crisis, strategic priorities are changing. A revised corporate focus, new financial constraints and workforce redeployment are obliging companies to adjust their project portfolios. Some projects must be stopped, some paused, some adapted and some accelerated.
Consider these four steps to assess, reprioritize and effectively deliver the project portfolio that your company needs in a COVID-19 world.
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