The Delivery Signal: How Programme Leaders Hear What Their Programmes Are Telling Them

Why do programmes fail when everyone can see the warning signs?Most programmes carry the signals of what is coming long before anything becomes visible in a governance report. The risks are there. The patterns are forming. But they are buried in the noise - in status reports designed to reassure, in dashboards that measure the wrong things, in the cognitive overload of a delivery leader trying to process too much data too quickly.The Delivery Signal introduces SignalOS - a four-signal intelligence framework that gives programme leaders the ability to hear what their programme is telling them before it becomes a crisis.The four signals are: - Compass - Is the programme still delivering what it was funded to achieve? - Pulse - Is the programme genuinely prepared for what is coming next? - Lens - What is the team's behaviour saying that the status report is not? - Bridge - Where is the resource fragility, and what happens when it breaks?Written by a practitioner with over twenty years of enterprise delivery experience across British Telecom, Vodafone Business, and Tata Consultancy Services, this book combines hard-won field experience with a practical intelligence framework - and connects directly to REX, a live delivery intelligence assistant available at hearthesignal.co.uk.For delivery leaders, programme directors, transformation leads, and anyone responsible for making complex change work.

Pagina's: 139, Paperback, Independently published