Lean IT, Lean Business: A new perspective to IT cost optimization. In this document, I'm trying to explore the opportunities of applying best practices of IT Service Management and Lean Principles in the Cost Optimization domain.
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Lean IT, Lean Business: A new perspective to IT cost optimization
1. Lean
IT,
Lean
Business
A
Different
Perspec5ve
To
IT
Cost
Op5miza5on
Imad
Almurib
2. IT cost 3.3% of
revenues,
4.4% of Opex*
Business process
optimization
Information
optimization
Business model
optimization
IT value
IT value
ITO360
The
Tradi5onal
Approach
to
IT
Cost
Op5miza5on
revolved
mainly
around
reducing
IT
Opex
using
standard
procurement
nego5a5ons
What:
IT
Opex
Reduc5on
How:
Procurement
Nego5a5on
Best
case
results:
less
than
1%
of
total
opex
Saving
Source:
Gartner
4. For
Real
Cost
Saving,
the
focus
should
move
from
using
Procurement
prac5ces
to
More
innova5ve
approaches
IT
has
a
unique
advantage
of
enabling
business
cost
saving
and
business
transforma5on.
5. IT
has
a
unique
advantage
of
enabling
business
cost
saving
and
business
transforma5on.
Each
“Level”
of
Cost
Op5miza5on
should
be
performed
in
several
rounds.
Round
1:
Reduce
Service
Unit
Cost
:
Supply
Domain
Round
2:
Reduce
Service
Volume
:
Demand
Domain
6. • Cost
Saving
Impact
Analysis
• IT
Asset-‐type
Budge5ng
• Vendor
Management
Prac5ces
A
Deeper
Dive
Into
the
Tools
and
Prerequisites
• VSM
(Value
Stream
Mapping)
Analysis
• VSM-‐based
Service
Based
Cos5ng
• Enterprise
Risk
Management
• Voice
of
the
Customer
•
IT
Service-‐Based
Cos5ng
•
Project
Por`olio
Management
•
Paaerns
of
Business
Ac5vi5es
(PBA)
•
IT
Pla`orm
Budge5ng
•
Run/Grow/Transform
Budge5ng
•
IT
Service
Por`olio
Management
IT
Procurement
Cost
Saving
IT
Opera5on
Cost
Savings
IT-‐Enabled
Business
Cost
Savings
IT-‐Enabled
Business
Transforma5on
7. Cost
Saving
Impact
Analysis:
A
tool
to
pick
up
the
right
cost
saving
ini5a5ve.
Opportunity
Financial
Benefit
Time
Org.
Risk
Tech.
Risk
Investment
-‐Renego5ate
Vendor
Rate
Cards
-‐
TEM
(Telecom
Expense
Management)
-‐Op5mize
Storage
&
Back-‐up
-‐Normalize
demand
-‐Reduce
Project
Scope
-‐Real-‐Time
Business
Service
Cost
Repor5ng
&
Tracking
-‐IT-‐enabled
Business
Value
Stream
op5miza5on.
Business
Digi5za5on
-‐Lean
Transforma5on
Low
Low
Low
Low
Opportuni5es
are
chosen
from
different
Cost
Op5miza5on
Levels
and
Rounds
as
examples.
Low
Moderate
Moderate
Low
Low
Moderate
Low
Low
Moderate
Moderate
Moderate
Low
Moderate
Low
Low
Moderate
Low
Hi
Low
Low
Moderate
Hi
Hi
Hi
Hi
Moderate
Moderate
Hi
Low
Moderate
Hi
Low
Low
Low
Hi
Low
Hi
Moderate
Low
Hi
Low
8. IT
Spending
%
Opera5onal
Expenses
4.4%
4.4%
IT
Spending
%
of
Revenue
3.5%
3.5%
IT
Spending
per
Employee
$13,197
$13,584
IT
Employees
%
of
Total
Employees
5.3%*
5.3%*
Run
65%
Grow
20%
Transform
15%
Contractors
20%
In-‐House
80%
IT
Capex
28%
IT
Opex
72%
Hardware
17%
Sokware
21%
Personnel
41%
Outsourcing
21%
Apps.
Dev.
19%
Apps
.Sup.
16%
Data
Center
22%
End
User
11%
Data
Network
9%
Service
Desk
7%
Voice
Network
6%
IT
Mgmt.
6%
Fin.
&
Admin.
4%
IT
Pla`orm
Budge5ng
Prac5ce
is
a
step
deeper
than
the
standard
IT
GL-‐based,
asset
budge5ng.
9. Por=olio
Model
Support
business
func5ons
that
primarily
impact
the
boaom
line.
Grow
top-‐line
revenues
and
enhance
the
reason
why
customers
choose
to
buy
its
products
or
services
enterprises
that
are
lacking
appropriate
infrastructure
and
compliance
are
likely
to
have
an
unacceptable
degree
of
risk
These
investments
represent
"good
risk"
for
the
enterprise
and
ensure
that
it
stays
ahead
of
the
compe55on
How
much
revenue
that
investments
can
deliver?
Rate
of
return?
Time
to
return?
Hard-‐dollar
cost
savings,
sok-‐dollar
produc5vity
and
cost
avoidance
in
the
financial
analysis
of
benefits
Calculated
risk
approach
to
determine
the
business
damage
from
not
making
that
investment
The
degree
to
which
success
could
create
compe55ve
advantage.
Governance
Por`olio
Management
is
a
Strategic
Control
Domain
Prac5ce
that
helps
reduce
Volumes
of
Demand
and
deal
with
more
objec5vity
with
budget
requests
and
alloca5ons
10. Paaerns
of
Business
Ac5vi5es
and
their
analysis
is
covered
in
ITIL
Service
Strategy
Life
Cycle.
PBA,
allow
several
cost
op5miza5on
ini5a5ves
Paaers
of
Business
Ac5vi5es
Op5mize
DR
assets/services
Normalize
Demand
Exploit
opportuni5es
for
cloud
IaaS
where
demand
varies
(Sandbox,
Dev
&
Test,
low
DR)
-‐Reduce
number
of
services
within
service
catalog
11. CMDB
Components
EAR
:
Enterprise
Architecture
Registry
Reference
Services
Departmental
Services
Departments
-‐
Seat
No’s
Divisions
One
Many
Value
Stream
Ver5cals
All
infrastructure
and
other
components
suppor5ng
EAR
record
Costs
maintained
at
this
level
Availability,
RPO
&
RTO
at
this
level
Enterprise
Applica5on
Registry
Entries
here
aggregate
components
from
CMDB
e.g.
“Messaging”
or
“Storage”
Costs
allocated
at
this
level
as
well
The
defini5on
of
a
service
that
can
be
used
across
mul5ple
departments
Addi5onal
costs
allocated
at
this
level
Uses
Reference
services
to
define
the
full
list
of
services
for
each
department
Addi5onal
costs
allocated
at
this
level
Value
Streams
are
categorised
as
“Core”
and
“Non-‐Core”
(to
the
business)
As
such,
a
department’s
service
cos5ng
por`olio
can
be
grouped
either
by
the
14
VSVs
-‐
or
-‐
grouped
by
“Core”
and
“Non-‐Core”
Dimensions
Measures
By
gathering
all
service
costs
at
the
level
of
Departmental
Service
(Catalogue),
we
will
be
able
to
provide
all
the
detail
at
departmental
level
but
also
summarize
service
cos5ng
at
divisional
level
or
at
Value-‐Stream
Level
Service-‐Based
Cos5ng
enables
IT
Show
back
and
IT
charge
back
that
can
change
business
spending
behavior.
More
importantly,
Service-‐Based
cos5ng
enable
Value-‐Stream-‐Based
cos5ng
which
can
help
transform
the
business.
12. IT
Service
Catalog
IT
Financial
Management
IT
Service-‐Based
Cos5ng
Value
Stream
Mapping
of
Business
Services
Real
Time
Value
Stream
Cos5ng
IT-‐Enabled
Business
Value
Stream
Op5miza5on
Lean
Business
Transforma5on
Lean
Prac5ce
ITSM
Prac5ce
The
Combina5on
of
IT
Service
Management
Prac5ces
and
Lean
Principles
give
birth
to
a
new
breed
of
Cost
Op5miza5on
and
Business
Transforma5on.
13. Summary
There
is
a
clear
line
and
significant
difference
between
cost
op5miza5on
and
cost
reduc5on.
To
cross
that
line,
the
organiza5on
must
adopt
a
new
way
of
thinking
outside
the
conven5onal
wisdom.
While,
IT-‐Enabled
Business
Cost
Saving
and
IT-‐Enabled
Business
Transforma5on
could
Save
millions
of
Dollars,
expect
this
saving
to
come
with
its
own
IT
investment.
Imad
Almurib