Overview

Background

 

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** Scope **

Changes to Scope will be logged on the PICCL and also recorded on the Project Scope Change page on the project website

 

 

Objectives

What we are aiming to do and deliver, by when.

 Deliverables

What are we aiming to ultimately deliver that will be key to the measure of the success of this project - but potentially any significant other things along the way (that may outlive the project).

Ideally we set these as MoSCoW MUST        we would see the project as failing totally or partially if these are not achieved SHOULD  we have a high expectation that these will be doable with planned work and budget - but if necessary these can be descoped COULD    if all goes very well, these might be possible WON'T     we want to be explict about certain things that people might expect us to deliver but we want to be clear we won't deliver

 

Benefits

Benefits management and realisation will be available on the ITI Sharepoint space.

The benefits that the deliverables will enable or act as a catalyst in making happen. These benefits may be immediate or may realise after the project has delviered and closed.

 

Success Criteria

Driven by the Deliverables and Objectives. Do we have objective measure that we can point to to say the project has been a success (typically we said we would deliver X and we have).

 

Alignment with Strategic Vision  

This project will deliver benefits, change and innovations in alignment with the IS Strategic Vision and the University's Strategic Vision for 2025. ** Check the Annual Plan on ITI Sharepoint to see how the project's deliverables and benefits have been aligned to Run/Grow/Transform and the Strategic Themes **  

RUN / GROW / TRANSFORM

The project could be one or more of T/G/R. IS Strategic Vision

The main elements of the vision that this projects contibutes to are highlighted in bold.

Student experience

Commentary
Student experience and the unique Edinburgh offer 
Online and distance learning leaders 
Library national and international leadership 
  

Research and innovation

 
Research IT and Data Sciences 
Innovation 
Collaborative leadership  and social responsibility 
  

Service excellence

 
Process improvement, efficiency, quality and best practice 
Long‐term IS strategic planning and linked professional services 
Information security 

 

University's Strategic Vision for 2025

The main elements of the vision that this projects contibutes to are highlighted in bold.

A unique Edinburgh offer for all of our studentsCommentary
• all of our undergraduates developed as student/ researchers with clear, supported pathways through to Masters and PhD 
• all our students offered the opportunity to draw from deep expertise outside their core discipline 
• a highly satisfied student body with a strong sense of community. 
  
Strong and vibrant communities within and beyond the University – making the most of our unique offer of world-leading thinking and learning within one of the world’s most attractive cities 
  
A larger, more international,staff who feel valued and supported in a University that is a great and collegial place to work, develop and progress 
  
More postgraduate students – underpinned by the best support in the sector to ensure we attract the brightest and best regardless of ability to pay 
  
  
  
A strong culture of philanthropic support focussed especially on our students and on outstanding research capabilities. 
  
Many more students benefiting from the Edinburgh experience (largely or entirely) in their own country – supported by deep international partnerships and world- leading online distance learning 
  
Sustained world leading reputation for the breadth, depth and interdisciplinarity of our research supported by strong growth in research funding and strong international partnerships – drawing from well-established and less well developed sources

 

  
An estate that matches expectations, responds flexibly to changing student and staff needs, and showcases the University

 

  

A deeper and earlier collaboration with industry, the public sector and the third sector – in terms of research; knowledge exchange; and in giving our students the best possible set of skills for their future

 
  

 

 

Digitial TransformationCommentary
Describe how the changes this project delivers will contribute to the digitial transformation of the Service                              

 

 

IS Change Programme - How will this project's Deliverables and Benefits promote the Themes  

Indicate if theproject deliverables and benefits contribute to the themes with the IS Change Programme.

IS Change Programme ThemeHow the project deliverables and benefits contributes to change
Project Management 
Working Together 
Standards and Technical Leadership 
Staff Learning and Development 
Service Based Culture 
Equality and Diversity 
Innovation 
Flexible Resourcing 
Communication and Branding 

Project Info

Project
DRS Outreach Programme
Code
RSS018
Programme
ITI - Research Services (RSS)
Management Office
ISG PMO
Project Manager
Lea Anderson
Project Sponsor
Anthony Weir
Current Stage
Close
Status
Closed
Start Date
21-Sep-2016
Planning Date
n/a
Delivery Date
n/a
Close Date
11-Aug-2017
Programme Priority
5
Overall Priority
Higher
Category
Discretionary