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13 How to Successfully Transition to a New Work Model: The Leader's Guide Copyright © 2024 Tango. All rights reserved. Say your goal is to transition your employees back to the ofce full-time, or to increase the frequency that they'll work from the ofce to three days per week. More people in the ofce more frequently means greater demand for workstations, meeting rooms, amenities, etc. You've allocated funds for the "return to ofce" initiative, and within that initiative are one or more capital programs that dene the changes you'll make to each location to meet demand for space. Some of these are rinse-and- repeat projects you'll roll out at every location, while others are more nuanced and depend on the location's unique facilities and existing space. For the rinse-and-repeat projects, you can expect the scope and costs of these projects to be pretty templated, so it's overly complicated to manage each one with a parent-child relationship. But with many project management solutions, that's your only option. Tango Projects is a purpose-built program management solution that empowers you to roll out repeated projects across multiple locations with a shared "bucket" of funds. And for your more complex projects, you can streamline the approval process by creating discretionary funds that can rollover to other projects within the program, so managers can use them as needed but have motivation to apply them wisely. With a robust program management solution that can handle the scale and complexity of your transition, you can anticipate roadblocks and keep projects on track—so your transition happens on schedule.

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