How to run a consulting project

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    When we think about delivering superior results, there are four areas of focus: Getting the project set up for success – this involves managing all the administrative processes required, as well as organizing the work in a way that will enable solid analysis Leading the team to success – including important skills like coaching and mentoring Building strong client relationships – including setting and managing expectations, communicating effectively, and building trust Managing your career and the impact you have – including having a strong personal platform (what you bring to the table) and building a professional network We will use this framework throughout the week with four modules – today we will cover the nuts and bolts of Project Management – and on Thursday, we will revisit this question of how to deliver superior results with 3 modules – “Leading Teams to Succeed”, “Client Relationship Management”, and “Personal Impact.”

    Key Point – This slide shows the next level of detail for the Performance Management workstream, with associated detail around the approach, dates and timing of key milestones, and a description of the deliverables. Read through this on your own time…. This exercise begins to shed light on the about of resources it will take to complete the task within their allotted timeframes.

    Key Point: Managers can be asked to complete the different forms (ATP, ATS, ATC) as the opportunity progresses from a sales opportunity to a signed contract with the Client. BD Charge codes are obtained at the ATP is approved Job Charge codes are obtained after the ATC is approved

    Key Point – This is an example of an INFOPAC report generated by the finance system. They are ugly and hard to read, but it’s where your financial information for your project comes from. Presenter: Pick and choose which points you want to highlight. KEY: Client General Information Client Coding Information Client PFA Information Time Distribution (Time Reports and TD02s) Expense Distribution (Journal Entries) Other Charges (.00 Rounding) Reductions (Bills, Auto Transfers, PFAs) Billing (Credit Inventory, Debit Receivables) PFA (Credit taken on Fees Charged) Current Balance of Fees Total Job Balance Aging of Total Balance

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    1. - How to Scope, Set-up, and Run a Consulting Project Delivering Superior Results: Download the entire document at: www.gazhoo.com
    2. How To Deliver Superior Results? Effectively set-up the project Effectively manage the team Effectively manage clients Effectively manage your career The Project Management Module covers the first of four aspects of delivering superior results. Today Thursday / Friday Download the entire document at: www.gazhoo.com
      • Finalize the project Scope and definition of success
      • Develop the performance Scorecard
      • Develop the process to ID metrics, collect data, set targets
      • Develop a process to cascade metrics and objectives through the organization
      Design the PA system Approach Deliverables 6 weeks Build the Appraisal system 9 weeks
      • Conduct two appraisal process training workshops
      • Conduct ~10 workshops with Fawzi personnel to develop individual scorecards
      • Conduct ~10 workshops with Schneider personnel to develop individual scorecards
      • Develop individual scorecards for remaining RADEX members
      • Fawzi/Schneider groups PA pilot
      • Camardo, Fisher, Clark, Ryan scorecards
      • Communication program
      • Performance scorecard
      • Metric ID and collection process
      • Cascade process and workshop
      Build 2001 Pilot
      • Complete 2001 pilot and finalize process improvements
      • Conduct ~4 appraisal process training workshops
      • Conduct ~40 workshops for the organizations of the remaining RADEX members to create individual 2002 beta scorecards
      • Facilitate the ID and collection of appropriate metrics and targets
      • Beta 2002 PA system
      • Trained HR personnel
      • Trained Managers
      15 June 1 August 1 October 1 January The high-level plan describes the timing, approach and deliverables in a concise, logical manner. Build 2002 Beta 13 weeks ILLUSTRATIVE PharmaCo Performance Management Workplan Describe the Work Sell the Project Organize the Project Manage the Project
    3. The Resources page models the Gross Fees for the Job. Resources, Skills, Rill Rates The data for each resource—Hours, bill rates, start date, end date—are entered using these buttons Total Hours, Gross Fees, and Loaded Payroll Price the Work Download the entire document at: www.gazhoo.com Sell the Project Organize the Project Manage the Project
    4. The content for key decision points in the GDBF is much of what we have discussed up to this point. Client Development Opportunity Assessment Selling the Opportunity Commitment Delivery Client Selection ATP ATC ATI ATS
      • Assess Market
      • Select and Classify Clients
      • Commit resources to initial efforts
      • Plan Client development approach
      • Understand Client
      • Develop Client Strategy
      • Build Executive relationships
      • ID Opportunities
      • Define and prioritize opportunities
      • ID value proposition
      • Classify Opportunity
      • Commit resources
      • Develop and Implement Sales Strategy
      • Win (or lose) opportunity
      • Review results
      • Agree on Business arrangements
      • Draft contract
      • Negotiate contract
      • Commit resources
      • Execute work
      • Expand relationships
      • Build skills and knowledge
      • Leverage experience
      Partners decide whether to include new client in XYZ portfolio
      • Decisions:
      • Approve pursuit of an opportunity
      • Approve commitment of resources and business development funds
      • Required Information:
      • Business Development
      • Value Proposition
      • Revenue
      • Decisions:
      • Approve submission of a proposal
      • Approve beginning negotiations leading to a contractual arrangement
      • Required Information:
      • Detailed Pricing
      • Staffing
      • Description of Opportunity
      • Risks
      • CQMA Partner
      • Decisions:
      • Finalize contractual arrangements with Client
      • Commit to the contract
      • Required Information:
      • Master Consulting Service Agreements (CSA) or exhibit to CSA
      • Arrangement Letter
      • Master Outsourcing Agreement
      Get Approval Download the entire document at: www.gazhoo.com Sell the Project Organize the Project Manage the Project
    5. Should QRS launch Tradeweave? Fits with QRS goal to maintain market leadership Tradeweave will be a profitable business venture Tradeweave uses low cost barriers to maximize profitability Tradeweave has significant revenue potential Strengthens existing QRS client relationships and protects market share Wins new clients to grow QRS market share Grows QRS market share within the apparel industry Grows QRS market share in other industries with surplus merchandise challenges Extends QRS product offering to current Keystone catalog customers Increases QRS value proposition Tradeweave has large target market Tradeweave can gain substantial market share Tradeweave can enter market cheaply Tradeweave can operate business on low cost basis Targets prospective “hub” clients among the top 50 apparel retailers Enters toy industry Provides more robust set of services Leverages the value of the internet to transfer data Needs a web front-end to capture transaction requests Minimizes sales and marketing costs Creates a seamless value chain; from procurement to disposition Uses existing UPC database Limits or avoids owning inventory Adds new “spoke” vendor clients by leveraging QRS’ acquisition strategy Leverages existing QRS customer relationships Enters sporting goods industry Enters grocery/food industry Reduces costs of disposing of surplus merchandise Operates business as an intermediary Note: Section ends here … the branches stop when research activities become implicit Tradeweave is aligned with QRS Corporate Objectives QRS has access to capabilities required for success QRS Issue Tree Download the entire document at: www.gazhoo.com
    6. The Job Summary..a summary of your projects finances…is sent out 2 or 3 days after each Pay Period. Finances: Tracking and Reviewing 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 10 8 11 12 9 Sell the Project Organize the Project Manage the Project

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