Strategy Planning
作者:Dorothy Maclachlan
1. CIP
1.1. CIP Management
1.2. Decision making
1.3. Learning to say NO
1.4. Priorities
1.5. Payments
1.6. Rongotea
1.7. Relationship "Trust"
1.8. Avoid surprises - variation management
2. Capacity
2.1. Upgrades - RF Design
2.2. Expansion process - funding in place
2.3. Forecasting
3. Spectrum
3.1. Approval process MNOs
3.2. CIP Process
4. People & Culture
4.1. Performance management
4.2. Retaining talent
4.3. Training of new employess
4.4. Life after 454
4.5. Structure change -Site Acq/ Procurement/ Finance
4.6. Keep team happy and focused
4.7. Motivation issues caused by changes to peoples roll to accommodate change from build to operations
4.8. End of initial program - keeping team together
5. Costs
5.1. Cost to build /reduce site #
5.2. Cost effective build
5.3. Cost over everything stalemate
5.4. Managing operational costs
5.5. Cost out realisation - keep forecasting
5.6. Overall costs
5.7. Financial pressure costs
5.8. Cost out opportunities less scale leverage
5.9. Financial management complexity: Grants/Leases/Projects/IRU+CASH
5.10. Cost ownership (lack of E2E -SILOS-)
5.11. Ordering
5.12. Harder and costlier sites at the back end of program
6. Teams
6.1. Team - RF/TX/Civil : continuity
6.2. Team capacity to absorb expansion: Optimisation/RF/Integration/SAQ
6.3. Meeting contractual requirements : tracking charts
7. Comms
7.1. More focus on external comms
8. OPEX
8.1. MNO Opex realities
8.2. Opex recovery model confirmation
8.3. Radio Capex & Opex
8.4. Opex recovery/ new info/ technology restrictions
9. Goals
9.1. Meeting our end goal 400
9.2. Understanding numbers/Target/Commitments
9.3. Change of priority due to election
10. Site Acquisition
10.1. Harder acquisition sites
10.2. Keeping up momentum
10.3. Try to keep in costs in mind
10.4. Acquiring sites on cost - attach to build
11. COVID-19
11.1. Economic impacts
11.2. Reoccurrence
12. MNOS
12.1. Financial situation
12.2. Structure
12.3. BAU engagement - network upgrades/ RCG Driven/ MNO Driven
13. Technology
13.1. Changes - new tech
14. Supplier Relationships
14.1. Maintaining
14.2. Cultivating a better leadership/management level relationship with Nokia
14.3. Reliance on vendors/suppliers: maximise the use of our internal teams/capacity
15. OTHER
15.1. Elections
15.2. Wholesale service
15.3. Response times from vendors/suppliers - proposals etc.
15.4. Site ordering process
15.5. NOC - unkwon risk
15.6. Ongoing ops- upgrades
15.7. PPM - it will take time to have a smooth process work plan
15.8. Change of focus to Ops network management
15.9. Parallel programs
15.10. RISK - Program diversions need to keep to struture
15.11. Potential for legal woes