May 2019
Intermediate to advanced
55 pages
1h 13m
English
Top management and leadership need to have a clear vision of the IMS and its timescales for implementation.
They also need to appreciate the initial cost of resourcing the change management. An IMS might well lead to efficiencies in all respects, but these will not be achieved without at least some resources being deployed.
Indeed, one way to approach whether an IMS is the way to go is to complete a gap analysis. This will determine how far the journey will be to achieve an IMS and therefore, the likely resources needed. Opportunity cost can play a part here in decision making unless new resources are injected to make the transition to an IMS a reality.
As we have already touched on, unless ...
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