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ENTERPRISE PERFORMANCE
MANAGEMENT
ATITHI GRIHA (Hotels and Resorts)
Submitted by:
Ashitha VS
Koushik Rakshit
Krishna Bollojula
Shikha Rani Deo
Swapnasis Mohanty
AGENDA
 COMPANY PROFILE
 VISION AND MISSION
 MARKET DYNAMICS
 EXTERNAL ENVIRONMENT
 BUSINESS OBJECTIVE & STRATEGY
 KEY DATA STRUCTURES
 PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT DIMENSIONS & KPI’S
 RESULT INDICATORS
 PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
 FINANCIAL PLANNING
 CONSOLIDATION
INTRODUCTION
Atithi Griha is an independent hotel chain offering hotels and resorts ranging from
family value and high-class comfort to high-end luxury.
 40 hotels and resorts. Target – 6 more hotels and resorts in new locations
 Employees – 1242
 Revenue- INR 798 crores.
 Green Features –LED Lighting, Solar Power, Rainwater harvesting, Eco-
friendly toiletries, No Plastic, Vermicomposting and Garbage Segregation.
To enhance and grow our reputation as one of the nation's most
admired chain of hotels and resorts by exceeding guest expectations
and delivering financial success and opportunities for our company ,our
owners and investors.
Presence in places having huge influx of international as well as national tourists.
Providing guests with distinctive Asian standards of hospitality keeping security
and comfort of our guests as our topmost priority.
Strive to achieve excellence in competitiveness, quality of service, resource
utilization, innovation and supplier performance using latest technology.
Reduction of Carbon footprint
VISION
MISSION
MARKET DYNAMICS
 As per World Travel & Tourism Council Tourism generated INR 6.4 trillion or 6.6%
of the nation's GDP in 2012,supported 39.5 million jobs i.e. 7.7% of its total
employment
 India's receipts from tourism during 2012 ranked 16th in the world, and 7th
among Asian and Pacific countries.
 It is predicted to grow at an average annual rate of 7.9% from 2013 to 2023.
 Medical tourism sector is expected to grow at an estimated rate of 30%
annually to reach about ₹ 95 billion by 2015.
 The Ministry of Tourism maintains the Incredible India campaign to attract
foreign tourists all over the world
MARKET DYNAMICS CNTD
EXTERNAL ENVIRONMENT(Technology)
Introduction of Near Field Communication can transform how we welcome
guests for an exceptional stay .The Clarion Hotel in Stockholm Sweden was
the first in the hotel industry to make use of this technology on site.
EXTERNAL ENVIRONMENT(Legal & Social)
Legal:
 As per published report of FEDERATION OF HOTEL & RESTAURANT ASSOCIATIONS
OF INDIA (FHRAI) hotels & restaurants have been included in negative list of
Service Tax till GST (Goods & Services Tax) comes into force.
 The Government has accepted a proposal to adopt a system of Electronic
Travel Authorization offering multiple advantages of speed, efficiency,
convenience and flexibility.
Social:
 High inflation, rising interest rates, currency volatility and a tepid demand
scenario have prioritised realignment of our cost structures, optimizing
operational efficiencies and adopting flexible business models.
We are optimistic about long-term potential of the Indian hospitality sector
PRESENT SCENARIO
 Numerous pilgrimage center's
 Emergence of India as a strong economic and political power
 ‘Incredible India’
 Network of overseas and domestic offices
 Availability of a vast rail and road network
 Present infrastructure is quite inadequate to fulfill the needs of the
ever increasing number of domestic and foreign tourists.
 Need to educate the masses
PRESENT SCENARIO(Cont.)
 Offer quality services in an increasingly competitive world
 Fall in number of tourists in other countries due to political
instability
 Growing economic and political status of India
 Huge population of India and the growing disposable income
 Political Turmoil in different parts of the world
 Social or political agitations within the country can disrupt free
movement
BUSINESS OBJECTIVE
 Development of Proper Infrastructure in the country including niche products.
 Promotion and marketing to increase the visibility of Indian tourism sector.
 Developing in the hospitality sector to meet the growing demand of quality
human resource.
 Develop hotel accommodation of requisite standards in the country to meet
the growing demand.
 Undertaking Surveys, studies and compilation of statistics in the field of tourism
for policy advice and knowledge sharing with stakeholders.
 To facilitate quality of services to tourists in the country
 Promoting Eco-tourism.
STRATEGY PLAN
 Optimal resources allocation
 Convergence of resources of various Central & State organization
 Economic interlink ages of tourism with other sectors in national, state and regional
economy
 Use of ICT tools for efficient administration
Financial
Results
Hotel’s initiative is to increase revenue, one way they can do this
is by increasing customer experience to gain repeat customer
Customer
Satisfaction
Improved check-in & check-out, complimentary shuttle services,
facilities like Wi-fi & Movie-On-Demand
Business
Processes
Innovative & creative employees
Learning &
Growth
Continual employee learning & growth for their innovation &
creativity
KEY DATA STRUCTURES
ATITHI GRIHA
Hotels
High End Hotels
Medium End Hotels
Low End Hotels
Resorts
PERFORMANCE MEASURE DIMENSIONS & KPI’S
Competitiveness
Financial
Performance
Quality of
Service
Resource
Utilization
Innovation
Market share percentage
Sales growth percentage
Net Profit & Goss Profit
Room & Inventory Turnover
Total Sales and Revenue
Daily Room Occupancy
Operating and Labor Cost
Interaction quality
Service quality
Hotel classification Rating
Training & development
ICT usage
Equipment breakdown freq
Employee turnover surveys
Performance Appraisal
Individual Innovators
Innovation process
ATITHI GRIHA
RESULT INDICATORS
Competitiveness
Sales growth
Customer satisfaction surveys
Relative market share and position
Measures of the customer base
Financial
Total Revenue Achieved
Profitability ratios
Operating & labor cost
Turnover & liquidity raios
Service Quality
Hotel classification rating
Interaction quality
Outcome quality
Service environment quality
Innovation & Resource
Utilization
Innovation process and
Individual innovators performance
Performance Appraisal
ATITHI GRIHA
PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
 We are using ResortSuite as our Performance Management System.
 ResortSuite PMS gives us various interfaces to make
 Superior guest relationship management,
 Richer business performance analysis
 Great centralized intelligence.
 ResortSuite has been built on Oracle database server, which benefits us with its
incredible performance, scalability and reliability.
 ResortSuite also extends this unique, guest-centric design with data mining
capabilities and integrated one-to-one e-Marketing, Social Networking, Web
and Mobile user experiences.
FINANCIAL PLANNING
 HR Plan
 7% scaling up of Human resources across customer acquisition, resort
operations and corporate areas.
 Capex plan
 240 new rooms, including our third wildlife resort are under planning
and construction, which is expected to roll out by 2015-16- estimated
250 crores.
 Ten of our already operational resorts will be renovated with most
modern facilities, to go with the market tastes.
 ‘Acquire and Build’
 Opex plan
 Tie-ups with government
 Investment in systems, process – New ERP and ensured internet
connectivity
 Energy consumption systems
 Revenue plan
 Funding from membership fee and internet accruals
 Discontinue low revenue plan to increase average realization
per member to 3.5 lakhs.
FINANCIAL PLANNING (Cont.)
CONSOLIDATION
 Financial Consolidations for Athidhi Griha.
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EPM Presentation -Final

  • 1. ENTERPRISE PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT ATITHI GRIHA (Hotels and Resorts) Submitted by: Ashitha VS Koushik Rakshit Krishna Bollojula Shikha Rani Deo Swapnasis Mohanty
  • 2. AGENDA  COMPANY PROFILE  VISION AND MISSION  MARKET DYNAMICS  EXTERNAL ENVIRONMENT  BUSINESS OBJECTIVE & STRATEGY  KEY DATA STRUCTURES  PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT DIMENSIONS & KPI’S  RESULT INDICATORS  PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM  FINANCIAL PLANNING  CONSOLIDATION
  • 3. INTRODUCTION Atithi Griha is an independent hotel chain offering hotels and resorts ranging from family value and high-class comfort to high-end luxury.  40 hotels and resorts. Target – 6 more hotels and resorts in new locations  Employees – 1242  Revenue- INR 798 crores.  Green Features –LED Lighting, Solar Power, Rainwater harvesting, Eco- friendly toiletries, No Plastic, Vermicomposting and Garbage Segregation.
  • 4. To enhance and grow our reputation as one of the nation's most admired chain of hotels and resorts by exceeding guest expectations and delivering financial success and opportunities for our company ,our owners and investors. Presence in places having huge influx of international as well as national tourists. Providing guests with distinctive Asian standards of hospitality keeping security and comfort of our guests as our topmost priority. Strive to achieve excellence in competitiveness, quality of service, resource utilization, innovation and supplier performance using latest technology. Reduction of Carbon footprint VISION MISSION
  • 5. MARKET DYNAMICS  As per World Travel & Tourism Council Tourism generated INR 6.4 trillion or 6.6% of the nation's GDP in 2012,supported 39.5 million jobs i.e. 7.7% of its total employment  India's receipts from tourism during 2012 ranked 16th in the world, and 7th among Asian and Pacific countries.  It is predicted to grow at an average annual rate of 7.9% from 2013 to 2023.  Medical tourism sector is expected to grow at an estimated rate of 30% annually to reach about ₹ 95 billion by 2015.  The Ministry of Tourism maintains the Incredible India campaign to attract foreign tourists all over the world
  • 7. EXTERNAL ENVIRONMENT(Technology) Introduction of Near Field Communication can transform how we welcome guests for an exceptional stay .The Clarion Hotel in Stockholm Sweden was the first in the hotel industry to make use of this technology on site.
  • 8. EXTERNAL ENVIRONMENT(Legal & Social) Legal:  As per published report of FEDERATION OF HOTEL & RESTAURANT ASSOCIATIONS OF INDIA (FHRAI) hotels & restaurants have been included in negative list of Service Tax till GST (Goods & Services Tax) comes into force.  The Government has accepted a proposal to adopt a system of Electronic Travel Authorization offering multiple advantages of speed, efficiency, convenience and flexibility. Social:  High inflation, rising interest rates, currency volatility and a tepid demand scenario have prioritised realignment of our cost structures, optimizing operational efficiencies and adopting flexible business models. We are optimistic about long-term potential of the Indian hospitality sector
  • 9. PRESENT SCENARIO  Numerous pilgrimage center's  Emergence of India as a strong economic and political power  ‘Incredible India’  Network of overseas and domestic offices  Availability of a vast rail and road network  Present infrastructure is quite inadequate to fulfill the needs of the ever increasing number of domestic and foreign tourists.  Need to educate the masses
  • 10. PRESENT SCENARIO(Cont.)  Offer quality services in an increasingly competitive world  Fall in number of tourists in other countries due to political instability  Growing economic and political status of India  Huge population of India and the growing disposable income  Political Turmoil in different parts of the world  Social or political agitations within the country can disrupt free movement
  • 11. BUSINESS OBJECTIVE  Development of Proper Infrastructure in the country including niche products.  Promotion and marketing to increase the visibility of Indian tourism sector.  Developing in the hospitality sector to meet the growing demand of quality human resource.  Develop hotel accommodation of requisite standards in the country to meet the growing demand.  Undertaking Surveys, studies and compilation of statistics in the field of tourism for policy advice and knowledge sharing with stakeholders.  To facilitate quality of services to tourists in the country  Promoting Eco-tourism.
  • 12. STRATEGY PLAN  Optimal resources allocation  Convergence of resources of various Central & State organization  Economic interlink ages of tourism with other sectors in national, state and regional economy  Use of ICT tools for efficient administration Financial Results Hotel’s initiative is to increase revenue, one way they can do this is by increasing customer experience to gain repeat customer Customer Satisfaction Improved check-in & check-out, complimentary shuttle services, facilities like Wi-fi & Movie-On-Demand Business Processes Innovative & creative employees Learning & Growth Continual employee learning & growth for their innovation & creativity
  • 13. KEY DATA STRUCTURES ATITHI GRIHA Hotels High End Hotels Medium End Hotels Low End Hotels Resorts
  • 14. PERFORMANCE MEASURE DIMENSIONS & KPI’S Competitiveness Financial Performance Quality of Service Resource Utilization Innovation Market share percentage Sales growth percentage Net Profit & Goss Profit Room & Inventory Turnover Total Sales and Revenue Daily Room Occupancy Operating and Labor Cost Interaction quality Service quality Hotel classification Rating Training & development ICT usage Equipment breakdown freq Employee turnover surveys Performance Appraisal Individual Innovators Innovation process ATITHI GRIHA
  • 15. RESULT INDICATORS Competitiveness Sales growth Customer satisfaction surveys Relative market share and position Measures of the customer base Financial Total Revenue Achieved Profitability ratios Operating & labor cost Turnover & liquidity raios Service Quality Hotel classification rating Interaction quality Outcome quality Service environment quality Innovation & Resource Utilization Innovation process and Individual innovators performance Performance Appraisal ATITHI GRIHA
  • 16. PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS  We are using ResortSuite as our Performance Management System.  ResortSuite PMS gives us various interfaces to make  Superior guest relationship management,  Richer business performance analysis  Great centralized intelligence.  ResortSuite has been built on Oracle database server, which benefits us with its incredible performance, scalability and reliability.  ResortSuite also extends this unique, guest-centric design with data mining capabilities and integrated one-to-one e-Marketing, Social Networking, Web and Mobile user experiences.
  • 17. FINANCIAL PLANNING  HR Plan  7% scaling up of Human resources across customer acquisition, resort operations and corporate areas.  Capex plan  240 new rooms, including our third wildlife resort are under planning and construction, which is expected to roll out by 2015-16- estimated 250 crores.  Ten of our already operational resorts will be renovated with most modern facilities, to go with the market tastes.  ‘Acquire and Build’
  • 18.  Opex plan  Tie-ups with government  Investment in systems, process – New ERP and ensured internet connectivity  Energy consumption systems  Revenue plan  Funding from membership fee and internet accruals  Discontinue low revenue plan to increase average realization per member to 3.5 lakhs. FINANCIAL PLANNING (Cont.)