Resource Management, Asset Management, and Investment Planning

GGI has assisted various public sector institutions in improving their governance, strategies, processes and information management with respect to the resources that are made available to them and the owned and leased assets they are called upon to manage.

GGI’s reputation in this area rests on our expertise in developing rigorous designs for key documents, policies, practices, tools and templates, drawing from best practices, risk analyses, performance measurements, and observed value-for-money and rigorous stewardship standards. Our multidisciplinary team of staff and sub-contractors offers experience and expertise in:

• Strategic planning and SWOT analysis
• Integrated business planning
• Corporate policy development
• Risk management frameworks
• Performance measurement frameworks
• Organizational capacity assessments
• Real property management frameworks
• National portfolio management plans
• Investment planning requirements
• Business case templates
• Business case preparation
• Project management capacity assessments
• Project complexity and risk assessment
• Development and delivery of courses on the above topics
• Planning and delivery of workshops in the above topics

GGI has completed numerous assignments in the areas of resource management, asset management and investment planning, such as: 

• Development of long-term capital plans and investment plans for over eight Canadian federal custodial entities, including advice and guidance on expanding capacity
• Preparation of capital project priority ranking frameworks for a range of custodial entities within the federal government
• Preparation of business cases for custodian departments with large-scale investment proposals
• Preparation of a real property management framework for a federal science-based agency
• Preparation and delivery of a SWOT-facilitated session for the IT Services Branch of a large federal government entity
• Development of a three-day training course on real property management for the Canada School of Public Service