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    1. A Day in the Life of a Planning Consultant Steve Hitchman Director, M-Power Solutions
    2. • We partner with our clients to deliver best practice planning & reporting processes • We do this by leveraging the power of Oracle / Hyperion technology • Our team is mainly Finance professionals supported by IT specialists • We have been implementing the Hyperion technology for 7 years • We are based in Perth along with most of our clients
    3. Agenda
    4. Client says: “ Our planning process sucks. We have seen a presentation of Oracle’s Planning tool. What do we need to consider up front if we want to implement this ”
    5. Check List • Link to your Business Strategy/Vision
    6. Example Finance Function Strategy Aspiration Data Systems & technology • Common chart of accounts The finance function is a trusted, proactive, and responsive partner to the • Standardize transaction systems • Automate performance reporting. business to facilitate and support the achievement of strategic goals. This is achieved through timely and accurate business performance management and Process & Control analytic insight, managing risk through an efficient control framework, and • Documented Policies and Procedures, supporting growth initiatives. • Business processes that are efficient and effective, • Reduce the month end close and report process. Enabling the Business (Finance activities) People and structure • Finance people who understand • Manage financial resources • Process finance and accounting business, • Manage the tax Function transactions • Clearly articulate ‘who does what, • Perform investment operations • Perform internal and external reporting where’, • Manage external relationships • Centralise core processes where possible. Transformation Guide Business Partnering From To • Communicate Vision and initiatives to the broader business, ‘manual’ ‘automated’ • Analysis based on business KPI’s, ‘transactional’ ‘analytical’ • Activity pursue growth & improvement ‘complex’ ‘simple’ initiatives. ‘multiple’ ‘single’
    7. Example Focus of improvements Support Services as a Business Partner • Minimal Involvement Role Transformation • Problem Finding Decision • Post-hoc Critique Support • Sophisticated Analysis • Confrontational Decision • Strategic/Market Issues • Technical Compliance with External Support Control • Problem Solving Rules Process • Data Collection Redesign • Embedded • Organizational hierarchy driven Reporting • Accountability Control • Technology constrained • Cost/Benefit Sensitive • Relevant to Business • Manually Intensive Reporting • Information Rich • Cumbersome Transaction • Integrated • Redundant Integrated Processing Systems Transaction • Automated Processing • Streamlined Old Paradigm New Paradigm Reduced Cost
    8. Check List • Link to your Business Strategy/Vision Don’t silo the planning process
    9. Enterprise Performance Management (EPM)
    10. Check List • Link to your Business Strategy/Vision • Don’t silo the planning process Develop a System Strategy/Vision, short & long term
    11. Example System Architecture
    12. Check List • Link to your Business Strategy/Vision • Don’t silo the planning process • Develop a System Strategy/Vision, short & long term Clearly define your measures of success
    13. Measures of Success • Reporting that provides value added analysis in a timely fashion • An increased focus on trends and graphical reporting covering Actual and Plan / Estimate • A tiered reporting structure that meets the differing needs of Executive, Middle and Lower management • A framework that delivers the data but also facilitates answering the “why” question • Reduction of manual spreadsheets and increased process automation • Automated generation of management reports linked directly through to source systems • Reduce the number of spreadsheets at the heart of the current month end and planning processes. • Reduction in the month end cycle. Currently books are closed day 4, reports are finalized day 10
    14. Check List • Link to your Business Strategy/Vision • Don’t silo the planning process • Develop a System Strategy/Vision, short & long term • Clearly define your measures of success Ensure the chart of accounts is optimised
    15. Chart of Accounts • Does your chart support business analysis and financial statements? • When was it last reviewed? Needs a bi annual spring clean • Does it support simple delivery of a P&L
    16. Check List • Link to your Business Strategy/Vision • Don’t silo the planning process • Develop a System Strategy/Vision, short & long term • Clearly define your measures of success • Ensure the chart of accounts is optimised To what extent are you seeking to standardise?
    17. Standardisation • Do you have multiple divisions / departments / locations etc. • Do they all plan the same way? • Do you want a standard solution? • How standard is standard? • What to do if:- • Site 1 General Manager wants to Plan one way • Site 2 General Manager wants to Plan another way • Agree a mandate up front with stakeholders
    18. Check List • Link to your Business Strategy/Vision • Don’t silo the planning process • Develop a System Strategy/Vision, short & long term • Clearly define your measures of success • Ensure the chart of accounts is optimised • To what extent are you seeking to standardise? Re engineer existing spreadsheets before you start
    19. Re Engineer Existing Spreadsheets • Are existing spreadsheets efficient? • Excel remains the best tool to prototype / suss out how something should be modeled • We all know how to use it • If your spreadsheets are a mess go at least part way to cleaning them up in excel
    20. Check List • Link to your Business Strategy/Vision • Don’t silo the planning process • Develop a System Strategy/Vision, short & long term • Clearly define your measures of success • Ensure the chart of accounts is optimised • To what extent are you seeking to standardise? • Re engineer existing spreadsheets before you start Set realistic expectations with key stakeholders
    21. Set Realistic Expectations • A piece of software cannot on its own make your business process better • Define your process vision at the start • Think about and plan for change management • Excel will never be eliminated, aim to go from this to this CENTRAL PLANNING SYSTEM • Not everything about excel is bad
    22. Check List • Link to your Business Strategy/Vision • Don’t silo the planning process • Develop a System Strategy/Vision, short & long term • Clearly define your measures of success • Ensure the chart of accounts is optimised • To what extent are you seeking to standardise? • Re engineer existing spreadsheets before you start • Set realistic expectations with key stakeholders
    23. Agenda
    24. Consultant says “ What do you want ”
    25. High Level Requirements • Reduce reliance on spreadsheets • Facilitate rolling forecasts / budget updates • Bring together operational and financial planning using driver principles • Increase the time horizon for planning (typically 5 years) • Align actual and plan data to facilitate variance analysis • “We spend 80% of our time talking about what has already happened, vs. 20% on the future, how do we reverse that trend?” • Single system we can use across our entire company
    26. Agenda
    27. Client says “ what will this thing actually look like”
    28. National Level Assumptions ###### ###### ###### ####### ###### ###### ####### ###### ###### ###### ###### ####### ###### ###### ####### ###### ###### ###### ###### ####### ###### ###### ####### ###### ###### ###### ###### ####### ###### ###### ####### ###### ###### ###### ###### ###### ###### ###### ####### ###### State Level Sales Assumptions - WA ###### ###### ###### ####### ###### ###### ####### ###### #### ## ###### ###### ####### ###### ###### ####### ###### ###### ###### ###### ####### ###### ###### ####### ###### ###### ###### ###### ####### ###### ###### ####### ###### ###### ###### ###### ####### ###### ###### ####### ###### ###### ###### ###### ####### ###### ###### ####### ###### #### ## ###### ###### ####### ###### ###### ####### ###### ###### ###### ###### ####### ###### ###### ####### ###### ###### ###### ###### ####### ###### ###### ####### ###### Sales Manager Level Sales Assumptions - WA ##################################################################### ##################################################################### ##################################################################### ###################################################################### ##################################################################### ##################################################################### ##################################################################### ##################################################################### ######################################################################
    29. Headcount & Salary Planning by Individual ########################################################################## ########################################################################## ########################################################################## ########################################################################## ########################################################################## ########################################################################## ########################################################################## ########################################################################## ########################################################################## Employee On-Cost Rates entered centrally ############################################################## ############################################################## ############################################################## ############################################################## ##############################################################
    30. Overheads – Input Centrally, recharged to Cost Centres by Headcount based at each office ###### ###### ###### ###### Professional Indemnity ###### Insurance – input in ###### total, partially manually ###### ###### allocated to product ###### line, then recharged by ###### Rep Headcount ###### ###### ###### ######
    31. High Level Sensitivity Analysis
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    35. Agenda
    36. We all say “ Has it been worth it, have we achieved what we set out to achieve ”
    37. “Having the one set of both physical and financial numbers that we can rely upon has meant that we are now able to have meaningful communication on what the issues are and what we need to do to address them.” Fatchuddin Planning and Reporting Manager Newmont Asia Pacific
    38. “For us Hyperion Planning is so much more than just a budgeting tool. Its truly an enterprise performance management tool. We now have day to day insight into how our operations are performing against forecasts and budgets, rather than having to wait until the end of the week or month” Keith Mayes Group Manager Planning and Analysis Oz Minerals (formerly Oxiana)
    39. Agenda

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