The Challenge
At a time of significant change, Medical Protection Society (MPS) were preparing for the introduction of a new CEO and the roll-out of a refreshed Strategy and Operating Model. This transformation, which was projected to run over the next 3 to 5 years, called for greater alignment, visibility, and control over business and technical change.
When Curium joined the team, there was no single view of change activity across the organisation. Change ideas, inflight projects, and recommendations from external reports existed in silos. Prioritisation was inconsistent. Benefits weren’t clearly identified. And with a finite budget, the risk of wasted effort and cost was growing. MPS needed a clearer, more connected way of managing strategic change.