Project Delivery Process

A structured implementation approach designed to minimise disruption and deliver value quickly.

  • 8–12 weeks typical timeline
  • 6 phases
  • 4+ weeks hypercare

6 implementation phases

Typical delivery runs 8–12 weeks depending on integrations, data migration scope and change management.

  1. 1–2 weeks
    Phase 1
    Discovery & Scoping
    • Stakeholder workshops and requirements capture
    • Workforce model review (roles, sites, award considerations)
    • Implementation plan, risks and governance agreed
  2. 2–3 weeks
    Phase 2
    Configuration & Build
    • Platform configuration aligned to operational workflows
    • Role-based access and dashboards
    • Escalation and approval pathways configured
  3. 2–3 weeks
    Phase 3
    Integration & Data Migration
    • Integration planning with hospital systems and identity infrastructure
    • Data mapping, migration preparation and validation
    • Security and access controls confirmed
  4. 1–2 weeks
    Phase 4
    Testing & Validation
    • User acceptance testing and scenario validation
    • Compliance and audit trail checks
    • Reporting outputs verified
  5. 1–2 weeks
    Phase 5
    Training & Change Management
    • Training for operational teams and approvers
    • Super-user enablement and support pathways
    • Change communications and adoption support
  6. 4+ weeks
    Phase 6
    Go-Live & Hypercare
    • Go-live support and monitoring
    • Issue triage with clear SLAs
    • Continuous improvement backlog and enhancements

Delivery principles

A practical, healthcare-first approach that respects clinical operations and governance.

Healthcare-first
Collaborative
Zero disruption
Continuous improvement
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