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Since then there has been no looking back and SANS, the group’s flagship company, has emerged as one of Ethical IT companies in the Indore,
We have a strong track record of innovation. Our solutions have been used by clients of different background and size, from small companies and individuals, to some of the big companies and government organizations.
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Best strategy presentation De Beers e business programme
1. The De Beers e-Business Programme:
‘From Strategy to Adding Value …’
3rd Annual SA Best Strategy Practices Symposium
21st August 2002
Midrand, South Africa
“To fully exploit all e-business opportunities to transform De Beers’ way of doing
business, internally and externally, in a way that creates value for stakeholders,
especially shareholders ”
2. De Beers e-Business ProgrammeAugust 2002 2
What is De Beers?
n World’s No. 1 Producer of rough Gem diamonds
ð 12 mining complexes across southern Africa
ð 45% of world production in 2001
ð Probable reserves spanning 8 years at current production rates
n World’s No. 1 operation in sorting, valuing and marketing of rough Gem
diamonds
ð Supplied 60% of world requirements in 2001
n Global end market
ð $55bn sales of diamond jewellery in 2001 world-wide
n New Strategic Plan
3. De Beers e-Business ProgrammeAugust 2002 3
Agenda
n Strategy
n Business Case
n Governance
n Capabilities
n The Future
De Beers e-Business Programme
4. De Beers e-Business ProgrammeAugust 2002 4
From supply control to driving demand
Controlling supply as
custodian
Driving demand as
leader
Strategy
- De Beers’ strategic thrust
5. De Beers e-Business ProgrammeAugust 2002 5
US$3 bn
2000
US$10 bn
2010
Strategy
- The Corporate BHAG
Diamond Business Value at US$10bn by 2010
6. De Beers e-Business ProgrammeAugust 2002 6
As is
Plus
Significantly improving operating efficiencies and
economies
From seller of last resort to ‘Supplier of Choice’
Supplier of
Choice
Driving greater demand by working more closely
with our customers ( = Sightholders)
Driving
Demand
Branding
Initiatives
Seeking ways to develop multiple brands, including
De Beers, to drive significant additional demand
Strategy
- The Strategic Plan
7. De Beers e-Business ProgrammeAugust 2002 7
Strategic
Tactical
Focus
BHAG Impact
HighLow
Trade Network
Sightholder Network
Group
Intranet
Group
Intranet
Corporate
Internet
Strategy
- Connecting to Business Value
8. De Beers e-Business ProgrammeAugust 2002 8
n Common global infrastructure
ð Outsourced for outward facing nets
ð Insourced for intranets
n Common e-Business approach, standards, methodologies, etc
n Single service provider with prime accountability
ð Accenture (SA & UK) in alliance with Microsoft and Tinderbox
ð Gartner providing a strategic quality assurance role
n Single programme
ð Spanning all the Functional Units (FU) of De Beers
ð Central strategy driven ‘seed’ funding, with FU justification
n Strong executive support
ð e-Business Steering Group chaired by Finance Director
Strategy
- E-Business Strategy
9. De Beers e-Business ProgrammeAugust 2002 9
n Strategy
n Business Case
n Governance
n Capabilities
n The Future
Agenda
De Beers e-Business Programme
10. De Beers e-Business ProgrammeAugust 2002 10
Business Case
- Scope
Consolidated
eBusiness
Programme
Corporate
Internet
Sightholder
Network
Group Intranet
Trade Network
Core Group Intranet
Site Migrations & New Communities
Document Management
Knowledge Exchange
Human Performance
Organisational Learning
Core Internet
eRecruiting
Core Sightholders Network
Applications & Announcements
Extended marketing capabilities
Individual capability areasCore applications
Marketing Collaboration & Support
Retail Effectiveness
DTC Reach & Effectiveness
Safety, Health & Environment
Status
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Ongoing
Pilot completed
Pilot completed
Proposed
Proposed
Proposed
Proposed
Tangible:
Original
BHAG Goals
($10bn by 2010)
Intangible:
Image
‘Maintaining
Position’
Etc.
Completed
Pilot completed
Completed
11. De Beers e-Business ProgrammeAugust 2002 11
Sightholder Network Corporate Internet
Group Intranet Trade Network
Contributions to total NPV
23%
2%
39%
36%
NB: Relative
contribution
between SN and
TN may vary
depending
on where
sub-capabilities
actually reside
Net Cashflow ($)
-8,000,000
-6,000,000
-4,000,000
-2,000,000
-
2,000,000
4,000,000
6,000,000
8,000,000
10,000,000
2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006
Business Case
- Segmental View
12. De Beers e-Business ProgrammeAugust 2002 12
Agenda
n Strategy
n Business Case
n Governance
n Capabilities
n The Future
De Beers e-Business Programme
13. De Beers e-Business ProgrammeAugust 2002 13
Governance
- Programme Structure
Group Intranet
e-Business Steering Group
Sightholder
Network
Project n Project n
Programme
Director
Technical
Direction
Business
Project Leader
Business Project
Leader
Business
Project Leader
Business
Project Leader
Programme
Organisation
Technical
Manager
Project Manager Project Manager Project Manager Project Manager
Programme View
• Solution Build Services
• Creative Services
• Outsourcing Services
• CM Cross Project team • Infrastructure
• Solutions (Core Team)
• Security
Business Project
Leaders
1… n*
• Project Managers 1… n*
Programme Director
Legal & Commercial Administration
Project Definition
& Planning
Change
Management
Technical
Management
Quality
Assurance
Partner Services
Provider
Business View
14. De Beers e-Business ProgrammeAugust 2002 14
• Minimize risk & investment loss
• Prove the concept
• Quick pilots
- clear route to aspirational goal
- strong local business sponsorship
Start Smart – Small Pilots that add value but at low risk
• A vision – 3 to 5 years out
• Draw on external examples
• Think beyond current limitations
Think Big – Aspirational Goals
• Scale quickly – as benefits can be proven
• Scale by user, business function or functionality
• Leverage new technology alongside current technology
Scale Fast
Pilots
Roll out to wider
community
Realise benefits
1
3
2
In general our approach is to undertake pilots first – to prove benefits, test the implementation
approach and ensure ‘business appetite’… before scaling
Governance
- Implementation Philosophy
15. De Beers e-Business ProgrammeAugust 2002 15
Agenda
n Strategy
n Business Case
n Governance
n Capabilities
ð Corporate Internet
ð Sightholder Network
ð Group Intranet
n The Future
De Beers e-Business Programme
16. De Beers e-Business ProgrammeAugust 2002 16
Corporate Internet
- Overarching Goals
n Promote the De Beers company, not directly our product
n Leverage the powerful reach of the Internet to deliver image-
enhancing, authoritative, compelling and timely information
to key audiences
n Remain [stock]market responsive, owing to continued
exposure through Anglo American PLC
n Provide a world-class site, emblematic of De Beers’
willingness and ability to embrace the new economy
n Through meeting these goals, contribute to the business
goals of De Beers in a way which can ultimately be
measured
n Promote image of De Beers as ‘Employer of Choice’;
support ‘War for Talent’ programme
… The Corporate Internet sites are the public face of
De Beers and it’s partners …
17. De Beers e-Business ProgrammeAugust 2002 17
Commentary on financials:
n Base case NPV of $325K and IRR of 25%
n Key upside is in e-Recruitment
Commentary on risks:
n One of the strong value drivers behind the corporate
internet was removed when De Beers went private
ð The corporate internet was originally conceived when
De Beers was a publicly quoted company
ð As a private company the issue of communicating
effectively with numerous Shareholders is no longer an
issue
ð The lower requirement to distribute materials has lowered
the disintermediation benefits
n eRecruiting functionality has been added to the site to
drive additional value
ð The value of web-enabled recruitment will be dependent
on the numbers of applicants using this facility NetBenefits
Risks
HighLow
HighLow
Core
Internet
eRecruiting
Corporate Internet
- Commentary on Risks and Benefits
18. De Beers e-Business ProgrammeAugust 2002 18
Searchable applicant
database with rich
back-end administration
capability
Tracking and reporting
on recruiting process
Line Managers submit
job vacancies on-line
Immediately
accessible by all
employees
Vacancies seamlessly
migrated to Internet site
19. De Beers e-Business ProgrammeAugust 2002 19
Corporate Internet
- Benefits Measurement
Visits: Feb 2001 – June 2002
Visit length: Feb 2001 – June 2002
Benefits Measurement Feb 2001 - June 2002
Top 5 Downloads Feb 2001 - June 2002
20. De Beers e-Business ProgrammeAugust 2002 20
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- Benefits Measurement (e-Recruitment)
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21. De Beers e-Business ProgrammeAugust 2002 21
n Strategy
n Business Case
n Governance
n Capabilities
ð Corporate Internet
ð Sightholder Network
ð Group Intranet
n The Future
Agenda
De Beers e-Business Programme
22. De Beers e-Business ProgrammeAugust 2002 22
§ Change attitudes: provide a range of information services that encourage
‘downstream’ thinking … in support of Supplier of Choice.
§ Build partnerships (the core of Supplier of Choice principle):
§ Establish a common ethos and identity;
§ Make the DTC, its people, processes and strategies more
accessible to clients;
§ Promote the secure exchange of information.
§ Introduce efficiencies
§ Govern and manage the common B2B identity - initially the DTC Sightholder
Signature, and eventually the Forevermark
§ Online Applications and Announcements - eventually moving to an ‘active’ online
account.
§ Manage the key account management planning cycle
§ Differentiate the DTC as a dynamic, value-adding service provider
Sightholder Network
- Overarching Goals
… The Sightholder Network is central to Supplier of Choice - especially in
supporting clients’ quality downstream marketing activities
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Commentary on financials:
n Base case NPV of $2.97M and IRR of 43%
n High variation in benefits results from level of client user
acceptance
Commentary on risks:
n Client acceptance
ð The addition of Applications and Announcements
functionality should move take-up towards 100%
n Benefits realisation
ð The Sightholders Network is core to the Supplier of Choice
initiative. Therefore the benefits gained will be contingent
on external factors relating to this critical programme
n Security
ð Although a great deal of care has been taken to analyse,
select and implement the security approach, security is a
risk, and a high profile security incident would undermine
credibility
n Legal
ð As with other Supplier of Choice initiatives
NetBenefits
Risks
HighLow
HighLow
Applications &
Announcements
Core S/H
Network
Marketing
Material
Sightholders Network
- Commentary on Risks and Benefits
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Link to Secure
Mail Service
Drawn at random from
a carousel of current
DTC ‘generic’
consumer adverts.
(With click-through
background info)
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Comprehensive
planning info on this
category of jewellery
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Draft artwork attached
in .pdf or .jpeg format
Workflow
information
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Personalisation
determines which client
information a user can
view
Provides a history of
comments.
Link through to
Applications
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n Strategy
n Business Case
n Governance
n Capabilities
ð Corporate Internet
ð Sightholder Network
ð Group Intranet
n The Future
Agenda
De Beers e-Business Programme
29. De Beers e-Business ProgrammeAugust 2002 29
Group Intranet
- Overarching Goals
§ Improve the efficiency and effectiveness of internal
communications and information dissemination
§ Improve the capability of the organisation to collaborate, share
knowledge and innovate
§ Support realisation of benefits arising from re-engineering of both
primary and support business processes (through full or partial web
access / enablement of process applications)
§ Support the drive towards ‘one company, one purpose’
§ Support migration from the current 19 divisional / departmental
systems to a De Beers Group approach, with common standards
(security, technical, brand) thereby reducing long-term
maintenance costs
… The Group Intranet is how we will fundamentally
change the way we work in De Beers...
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Core Group
Intranet Site
Finsch
Premier
New
Communities
EDMS
eLearning
Knowledge
Xchange
Human
Performance
SHE
The Central group
Intranet site
accessible by all
employees
Migration of existing
and new websites
onto the GI
infrastructure and/or
standards
Basic capabilities &
applications
Deeper Capabilities supporting particular
requirements or business units
The management and/or
delivery of learning solutions
using web-based technologies
A collaborative forum to support
the development and
dissemination of innovative
solutions to business problems
Tools to support the
development and management
of performance targets,
appraisals, feedback mentoring
and leadership planning
Functionality to support the
capture, management and
dissemination of safety, health
and environment information
Search
Webboard
Calculators
Etc.
Etc. Etc.
Group Intranet
– Portfolio of projects
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Commentary on financials:
n Base case NPV of $1.7M and IRR of 26%
n The large benefits from the high scenario result if the
intranet capabilities can be scaled effectively
Commentary on risks:
n The general level of risks of the GI portfolio of projects
is low (no external customer interaction)
n However, there are important constraints:
ð Variable technical bandwidth
ð Immature Enterprise Directory Services – which
significantly impedes usability (multiple logins, login
management) and impedes personalisation
ð Multiple data sources residing on different legacy systems
ð Effective strategies to provide framework for deployment
and scaling of existing implementations (e.g. Knowledge
Management Strategy and Plan)
NetBenefits
Risks
HighLow
HighLow
GI Migration&
Communities
Human
Performance
Document
Mgt.
SHE
Core Group
Intranet
eLearning
Knowledge
Xchange
Group Intranet
- Commentary on Risks and Benefits
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Streaming news
feeds.
Events calendar
Consistent
navigation
paradigm and
styles with core
functionality
(discussion
forums, org
charting, document
libraries, search
etc)
Dynamic
information
Individual
community identity
Each community
site contains
content and
functionality that is
specifically relevant
to that community
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Group Intranet
- Enabling knowledge sharing
‘Knowledge Providers’ ‘Knowledge Seekers’
Typical Characteristics
• Deep expertise in a particular area
• May know the answer
• Willing to share knowledge
• Plays this role formally at the
moment – but possibly not
recognised for it
• Tells you who the ‘Providers’ are
• Tells you what skills they have
• Connects Providers and Seekers
• Records previous problems and
solutions in a ‘knowledge base’
• Tells you where to look first
• Records usage
Knowledge Xchange
Typical Characteristics
• Struggling with a particular issue
• Does not know who to ask or where to look
• Knows that the ‘right answer’ might save
time and money or reduce risk
For example, in the Knowledge Xchange (KX), a key step is to identify the ‘informal roles’ that
currently exist – and think through the steps required to help people perform these roles more
effectively using the KX toolset
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Personalised home page,
based on subscriptions,
challenges raised, and
experience profile.
Full administration features
for maintaining users and
categories, as well as,
reporting.
Powerful search
capabilities.
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Group Intranet
– Unlocking our structural capital assets
De Beers already has a vast collection of ‘structural capital’, stored and categorised using
different approaches at the different organisational units or locations.
‘Structural Capital’
That which will be left behind in De Beers should
every employee walk out of the door. Examples
include copyrights, procedures, and patents.
Typical Situation
• Specialists create ‘structural capital’;
• Structural capital is inconsistenlymanaged
across sites/ locations;
• Users have inefficient/ inadequate access to,
and awareness of, existing structural capital;
• Inconsistent application/ understanding of
security.
• Consistent and efficient
categorising and storage of
structural capital across sites/
locations;
• Efficient access to stored
structural capital;
• Consistent application of security
policy across sites/ locations;
• Consistent user interface and
navigation across sites/
locations;
• Users determine degree of
targeted information;
• Enables optimum exposure/
access to structural capital.
Typical Situation
• Struggles with a particular technical or
business issue;
• Information overload vs. ‘knowledge
starvation’ (inefficient or insufficient
access/ awareness);
• Knows that access to the righ information
might save time and money or reduce risk.
‘Users’
Employees who need access to available ‘structural
capital’ to perform their tasks efficiently.
EDMS
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Allows you to search
the document
repository (full-text or
meta data only).
Documents may be
associated with any
number of custom-
defined categories.
This allows a
document to be
stored once, but be
accessible via a
number of ‘paths’.
Subscriptions allow
information to be
pushed
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Group Intranet
– e-Learning
§ Dependent upon
attendance &
instructors’ skills
§ Instructor explains
job-relevant
situations
§ Timing may not be
appropriate
§ High cost, low
learning retention
Teaching People Things
Teacher
Students
KnowledgeExperience
Unpredictable
Business Results
§ Puts individual in
control of own
learning
§ Individual
experiences job-
relevant situations,
in a safe
environment
§ On demand at
point-of-need
§ Low cost, high
learning retention
Helping People Perform
Performing
Performers
Superior
Business Results
eLearning provides a more flexible and employee-centric method of training that helps learners
to perform better, faster. It is a fundamental shift in the way businesses can address training
needs through web-enabling technologies.
eLearning
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On-line submission with
tracking and reporting
capability
Support through
access to experts
Tracks progress and
triggers e-mail
reminders
Repository of useful
information always
accessible
Collaboration
tools encourage
peer interaction
Integrates classroom
and web based
components
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Personalised learner
access to learning
schedule and progress
Includes 50 Courses covering
aspects of:
• Self Mastery
• Team Mastery
• Business Mastery
• Technical Mastery
• Multi-Culturalism
On-line course
registration
On-line tracking and
reporting for training
coordinators and
administrators
Leaver, Jeff
40. De Beers e-Business ProgrammeAugust 2002 40
Group Intranet
- Benefits Measurement
Visitors
Average no of visitors per day
Documents downloaded/ accessed:
Newsroom visits
Top pages visited
Top docs downloaded from web
Top documents accessed from doc
repository: Jan 2002 – June 2002
July 2001 – June 2002
Over 1,000
visits per
working day
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n Strategy
n Business Case
n Governance
n Capabilities
ð Corporate Internet
ð Sightholder Network
ð Group Intranet
n The Future
Agenda
De Beers e-Business Programme
42. De Beers e-Business ProgrammeAugust 2002 42
Technical infrastructure: sourcing, security, web content management, standards, etc
E-Business strategy: methodology, governance, QA, contract, brand, technical
Phase 1 Phases 2a, 2b (2001), 3a, 3b (2002) 2003 +
CI
SN
GI
‘Reliance’
XX ?
SN
‘Free to
Choose’
(self-managing)
Time
Central Programme investment (£)
(actual – money of the day)
3.02M
2.54M
2.15M
1.16M
e-Business Programme
- The Future
Technical -> IT
Sustainability -> Business
Development -> Business
Nov 2000 Aug 2001 Aug 2002Apr 2001 Jan 2002
DevelopmentProjects
SN
‘Partnership’
NCI
ü
DCI
üCI
ü
RFP
‘ 5yr plan’
c.£20M
GI
eL
EDMS
HPKX
GI
eL
EDMS
HPKX
‘Backbone’
Limited Complete
Limited Complete
?
Business
expenditure
ü
ü
43. The De Beers e-Business Programme:
‘From Strategy to Adding Value …’
3rd Annual SA Best Strategy Practices Symposium
21st August 2002
Midrand, South Africa
“To fully exploit all e-business opportunities to transform De Beers’ way of doing
business, internally and externally, in a way that creates value for stakeholders,
especially shareholders ”