Government

Build State-Owned Enterprises That Deliver Public Purpose and Commercial Discipline

State-owned enterprises must balance policy objectives, public accountability, operational reliability and financial sustainability. Weak governance, unclear mandates, poor financial information, fragmented procurement and ageing systems can prevent leadership from making timely decisions.

Build State-Owned Enterprises That Deliver Public Purpose and Commercial Discipline
01

Mandate, Strategy & Governance

  • Mandate and public-purpose clarification.
  • Shareholder-expectation frameworks.
  • Corporate and business-unit strategy.
  • Board and committee governance.
  • Decision rights and delegated authority.
  • Performance agreements.
  • Policy and compliance frameworks.
  • Subsidiary and entity governance.
02

Financial & Commercial Performance

  • Finance-function assessment.
  • Accounting clean-up and reporting improvement.
  • Budgeting and forecasting.
  • Cost, tariff and pricing analysis.
  • Working-capital improvement.
  • Revenue assurance.
  • Customer and contract profitability.
  • Capital and investment planning.
  • Debt and liquidity analysis.
  • Investment readiness.
  • Shareholder and public reporting.
03

Operations & Assets

  • Operating-model redesign.
  • Service-delivery improvement.
  • Asset and maintenance management.
  • Inventory and warehouse control.
  • Fleet and equipment performance.
  • Project and capital-programme control.
  • Operational KPI dashboards.
  • Continuous-improvement programmes.
04

Procurement & Suppliers

  • Procurement strategy.
  • Category and sourcing programmes.
  • Supplier registry and performance.
  • Contract governance.
  • Tender and evaluation controls.
  • Local-content and supplier development.
  • Procure-to-pay redesign.
  • Procurement and contract analytics.
05

ERP, Data & Digital Control

  • ERP-readiness assessment.
  • Finance, procurement, inventory, assets, projects, HR and reporting integration.
  • Data governance and master data.
  • Workflow and approval controls.
  • Executive dashboards.
  • Audit trails and evidence.
  • Customer and stakeholder service portals.
06

Workforce & Capability

  • Organisation and role design.
  • Workforce planning.
  • Leadership and management development.
  • Competency frameworks.
  • Performance management.
  • Change and communications.
  • Knowledge transfer.
07

Transformation Delivery

BESONG can establish an SOE transformation office to coordinate strategic, financial, operational, technology and capability workstreams under one board-approved roadmap.

08

Outcomes

  • Clearer mandate and shareholder accountability.
  • Reliable financial and operational information.
  • Improved service and commercial performance.
  • Stronger procurement and asset control.
  • Better investment and capital decisions.
  • A connected digital operating system.

Assess SOE Performance

Build an SOE Transformation Roadmap


CONNECTED CAPABILITY

Continue the transformation journey.

BESONG Consulting coordinates the services, systems and implementation workstreams required by the client objective.

BESONG CONSULTING

Strategy to systems. Systems to results.

We establish the facts, design the operating model, mobilise delivery, implement the change, stabilise performance and transfer capability.