What is Programme Assurance?

Programme assurance is a process that ensures a defined programme meets its objectives and delivers value to the organisation. It involves various activities and checks designed to assess the health, progress, and quality of the programme. 


These include: 

  1. Governance and Oversight: Ensuring that management of the programme is in line with established governance structures and frameworks. 
  2. Risk Management: Identifying and mitigating risks early, reducing the likelihood of issues that could derail the program. By proactively managing risks, the program can adapt and respond to challenges more effectively. 
  3. Quality Assurance: Checking that the deliverables meet the required standards and stakeholder expectations. 
  4. Performance Monitoring: Overseeing progress, budget, and resource usage. Compliance: Making sure that the programme adheres to relevant laws, regulations, and organisational policies. 
  5. Stakeholder Engagement: Engaging with stakeholders to demonstrate that the program is being managed effectively and delivering value. 
  6. Continuous Improvement: Conducting regular reviews and assessments to provide insights into what’s working well and what isn’t. 


Why is it important?


Programme assurance acts as a safeguard to ensure that the programme is managed efficiently and effectively. It maximises the chances of achieving its objectives and delivering value to the organisation. 

 

How Amino can help you deliver this 

amino’s specialist resources have extensive expertise in this field. While many assurance teams strive for a broad, technology- and sector-agnostic approach, Amino goes further by providing assurance teams with directly relevant programme experience to ensure optimal outcomes. 


Please contact us to discuss how we can help you with your Programme Assurance requirements



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