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The benefits realization management (BRM) process for a project involves several steps. The first step is to identify the expected benefits of the project, such as increased revenue or reduced costs. Once the benefits have been identified, the project team develops a plan to realize those benefits. This plan typically includes specific actions that will be taken to achieve the benefits, as well as a timeline for implementation. After the plan has been developed, the team implements it, monitoring progress and making adjustments as needed. Finally, the team measures the results of the project to determine whether the expected benefits have been achieved. By following the BRM process for projects, organizations can ensure that their investments are delivering the intended value and that they are making the most of their resources.
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