A project or programme plan that summarises the benefits, owners, and approach to benefits measurement, realisation, and other management activities during and after the project or programme.
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A project or programme plan that summarises the benefits, owners, and approach to benefits measurement, realisation, and other management activities during and after the project or programme.
pdf, 2.2 MBMBIE is investing in 12 feasibility studies for the Catalyst: Strategic – New Zealand – NASA Research Partnerships 2023
A project or programme plan that summarises the benefits, owners, and approach to benefits measurement, realisation, and other management activities during and after the project or programme.
pdf, 1.6 MBMBIE has announced the 3 successful proposals under the $6 million investment in internationally connected research projects that will explore the potential applications of Soul Machines’ ‘Digital People’ TM Human OS Platform in an area of healthcare research.
A benefits map is a project or programme document that demonstrates the link between outcomes and benefits. The map also includes the benefit owner, type, weighting and measures. A benefit is a measurable improvement resulting from an investment outcome perceived as an advantage by one or more stakeholders.
pdf, 619 KBMBIE has announced 4 successful proposals for an $11 million investment in data science with Singapore.
A project or programme brief is a governance document that outlines the investment proposal during the first stage of a project or programme. It summarises indicative costs, benefits, scope and schedule. It is used to determine whether decision makers approve proceeding to the next stage, and includes funding to cover business case development.
pdf, 2.8 MBMBIE has announced the 2 successful proposals for the 2022 Catalyst: Strategic investment under the New Zealand–China Strategic Research Alliance.
A project or programme brief is a governance document that outlines the investment proposal during the first stage of a project or programme. It summarises indicative costs, benefits, scope and schedule. It is used to determine whether decision makers approve proceeding to the next stage, and includes funding to cover business case development.
pdf, 642 KBMBIE is investing $1 million over 4 years to support New Zealand’s participation in the Canadian-led Abundant Intelligences research programme.
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