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Output
- Improving Internal Account Management (Report)
- Improving Internal Account Management (Executive Summary)
Summary
All IT departments are under constant pressure to align their IT strategies with the Business, translate Business requirements into IT Solutions and develop better relationships.
Most have an Internal Account Management team in place, but developing the right people, keeping them separate from Service Delivery and improving efficiency and cost effectiveness is a challenge.
Speakers
Details will be available soon
Objectives
By exchanging knowledge and experience this workshop will enable you to:
- Identify the key success factors in developing and maintaining an Internal Account Management function
- Assess the challenges around structuring, recruitment and training
- Examine the benefits of Internal Account Management and establish ways of demonstrating value
Who should attend
Agenda
0945hrs - Delegate Registration & Introductions
1000hrs - Welcome by tif. Facilitator John Fooks
- Definitions
- Obstacles to effective Account Management
- Roles Responsibilities and Structure
1300hrs - Lunch
- Balancing Strategic Development and Operational Issues
- Account Plans
- Demonstrating and Measuring Value of Account Management
- Skills: Working with the Business, IT and Key Stakeholders
1545hrs - Summary of Discussion & Identification of Actions
1600hrs - Close
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