Account Review Example
Last Updated on 2013-07-15
1
Account overview
2
Key metrics
• 45 Users
• 5 VIPs
• 40 office workers
• 3 Locations
• Bilingual (French, English)
Major projects
• Change management for the new
software initiative
• Reduce staff by 5% in regional
offices
Key stakeholders
• Robert – Head of HR
• Paul - Compensation
• Helen – Payroll
• Bob - Recruitment
Major issues / pain points
• Hiring manager can take up to six
months
• The annual performance review
process has low participation due to
the lack of automation
Solution Strategy
3
Demand planning
E-recruiting
Learning management
Compensation management
Staffing optimization
Supply planning
Services procurement
Performance management
Time and expense management
Knowledge management
Payroll
Benefits
Personnel administration
Level 1. The Basics
Level 2. Internal productivity
Level 3. Enablement
Level 4. Strategic
• Supported by SAP and home grown software.
• Benefits is not supported by the systems and is handled
through excel spreadsheets.
• See the needs for these processes but maturity prevents
achievement.
• Doesn’t see the need for these services.
• Supported home grown software.
• Lots of dissatisfaction with the current time and expense
management system (home grown). Wants the ability for
mobile workforce.
Delivery Strategy
4
1.Basics
Support
Messaging / collaboration
Hardware
• Remote support is problematic.
• Aging desktops / laptops is generating reliability
issues
• Higher than average number of calls to the help-
desk, high wait times
Communication
2.Value
Program management
Budgeting
Solution definition
• Large number of project late or over budget
• Solutions are defined and chosen by the users, little
CS involvement.
Project management
3.Partner
Business process management
Portfolio management
Benefit realization
• Dissatisfaction with the portfolio management
process, appear unfair and biased.
• Little benefit realization done, owners doubt ROI
was achieved. .
Governance
Relationship Assessment
5
Key
stakehold
ers
Key
stakehold
ers
Key
stakehold
ers
Key
stakehold
ers
Business Orientation
ServiceOrientation
Relationship status
Emerging Transacti
onal
Value-
added
Strategic
partner
Trust
Evolution
Service status
• HR is dissatisfied with the level of
services they are getting.
• They also lack several tools to
analyze their effectiveness
• The relationship is non-existent to
almost confrontational.
• After years of neglect, HR feels they
are not a priority for corporate
services.
Perceived
Desired
Gap
Account plan – Action plan
6
Quarterly action plan
Q1
• Assess service
usage
• Meet with each
directors
Account objectives
• Comply with GoC CLF initiative
• Reduce service levels to accommodate budget
crunch
• Improve user behavior around security rules
• Improve credibility of service organization
Q2
• Renegotiate SLA
• Develop security
recognition
program
Q4
• Involve
managers in
security
breaches
Q3
• Spend a full day
in the field
Account strategies
• Evaluate service usage as basis for SLA
renegotiation
• Use positive reinforcement to promote
security compliance
• Involve directors in account review activities
• Understand their day-to-day operations
Simon Chapleau
SC User Research
514.612.0511 x101
simon@sc-ur.com
SCUserResearch.com

IT Account plan example

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    Account Review Example LastUpdated on 2013-07-15 1
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    Account overview 2 Key metrics •45 Users • 5 VIPs • 40 office workers • 3 Locations • Bilingual (French, English) Major projects • Change management for the new software initiative • Reduce staff by 5% in regional offices Key stakeholders • Robert – Head of HR • Paul - Compensation • Helen – Payroll • Bob - Recruitment Major issues / pain points • Hiring manager can take up to six months • The annual performance review process has low participation due to the lack of automation
  • 3.
    Solution Strategy 3 Demand planning E-recruiting Learningmanagement Compensation management Staffing optimization Supply planning Services procurement Performance management Time and expense management Knowledge management Payroll Benefits Personnel administration Level 1. The Basics Level 2. Internal productivity Level 3. Enablement Level 4. Strategic • Supported by SAP and home grown software. • Benefits is not supported by the systems and is handled through excel spreadsheets. • See the needs for these processes but maturity prevents achievement. • Doesn’t see the need for these services. • Supported home grown software. • Lots of dissatisfaction with the current time and expense management system (home grown). Wants the ability for mobile workforce.
  • 4.
    Delivery Strategy 4 1.Basics Support Messaging /collaboration Hardware • Remote support is problematic. • Aging desktops / laptops is generating reliability issues • Higher than average number of calls to the help- desk, high wait times Communication 2.Value Program management Budgeting Solution definition • Large number of project late or over budget • Solutions are defined and chosen by the users, little CS involvement. Project management 3.Partner Business process management Portfolio management Benefit realization • Dissatisfaction with the portfolio management process, appear unfair and biased. • Little benefit realization done, owners doubt ROI was achieved. . Governance
  • 5.
    Relationship Assessment 5 Key stakehold ers Key stakehold ers Key stakehold ers Key stakehold ers Business Orientation ServiceOrientation Relationshipstatus Emerging Transacti onal Value- added Strategic partner Trust Evolution Service status • HR is dissatisfied with the level of services they are getting. • They also lack several tools to analyze their effectiveness • The relationship is non-existent to almost confrontational. • After years of neglect, HR feels they are not a priority for corporate services. Perceived Desired Gap
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    Account plan –Action plan 6 Quarterly action plan Q1 • Assess service usage • Meet with each directors Account objectives • Comply with GoC CLF initiative • Reduce service levels to accommodate budget crunch • Improve user behavior around security rules • Improve credibility of service organization Q2 • Renegotiate SLA • Develop security recognition program Q4 • Involve managers in security breaches Q3 • Spend a full day in the field Account strategies • Evaluate service usage as basis for SLA renegotiation • Use positive reinforcement to promote security compliance • Involve directors in account review activities • Understand their day-to-day operations
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    Simon Chapleau SC UserResearch 514.612.0511 x101 simon@sc-ur.com SCUserResearch.com