The document discusses the key findings of a survey of 76 operators on their customer experience management strategies and priorities. The survey found that operators see reducing churn as the primary objective of CEM solutions. However, operators still view CEM largely as a means to resolve customer care issues rather than a tool for monetization. Constructing a comprehensive CEM solution was not the top priority for operators, who ranked reducing costs and optimizing systems higher. The survey results suggest that CEM vendors need to better promote CEM's role in revenue generation and differentiation from competitors.
Running Successful Outsourcing Procurement Projects & Delivering Profitab...lonas19
This document outlines an agenda for a two-part session on running successful outsourcing projects and delivering profitable outsourcing business. The first session will examine how to successfully run outsourcing procurement projects by understanding the sourcing lifecycle and identifying weaknesses. The second session will discuss competitive bidding strategies and assessing service delivery maturity. Key topics include understanding the sourcing process, defining strategy, assessing market capabilities, developing business cases, and optimizing the procurement process.
Realisor helps create the information and business conversations to deliver greater results. It is business software and a flexible and engaging process. See www.realisor.com for more info.
Use for benefits realisation/ management, business cases, assurance, governance and programs and portfolios.
WHY USE?
People are more engaged and effective plans are created with greater efficiency. Delivery has greater transparency and this enables people to make clearer and faster governance decisions.
This allows costs and risks to be reduced and greater benefits delivered. Reputation can be protected and customer, employee and stakeholder satisfaction can then be increased.
Delivering Business Value By Applying Agile Principles To Business Continuity...Ken Collins
Agile methodologies clearly work well in the world of software development—the evidence is overwhelming. But how does Agile apply to other disciplines like business continuity management? Can the Agile philosophy help mitigate power disruptions and improve pandemic planning?
Mr. Collins illustrates how one client in the financial services sector successfully applied Agile principles to a recent business continuity initiative.
This session is intended for executives and project managers charged with developing business continuity and IT disaster recovery plans.
Learning Objectives
• Describe typical challenges as businesses try to build competency with business continuity management.
• Learn how Agile principles can shape the vision and scope of business continuity initiatives.
• Understand how Agile can enhance accountability, motivate teams, deliver short-term wins and generate real business value.
Today’s healthcare executives are seeking performance improvement across multiple dimensions: expenses and profitability, waste, risk, and patient satisfaction and outcomes. That’s exactly what Crowe Horwath LLP’s Performance Improvement team delivers.
This brochure provides an overview our our service and value proposition.
Part II - Why-asset-management-system-software-implementations-failTranscendent
The document discusses common reasons why asset management system software implementations fail. It identifies 5 critical points of failure: 1) poorly defined project scope, 2) not prioritizing the most impactful parts of the system, 3) unresponsive technical support, 4) lack of benchmarks, and 5) ineffective training. It stresses the importance of managing expectations, including customer objectives, required customization, and responsibilities of each party. Clear expectations help address many potential points of failure.
The document discusses semantic enterprise architecture and defines it as the terminology and composition of enterprise components, their relationships with the external environment, and the guiding principles for analyzing, designing, and evolving an enterprise. It notes that enterprise architecture is primarily about people communicating with each other to build systems and services that can also communicate with each other. The document provides examples of different techniques that can be used for enterprise architecture like UML, BPMN, IDEF, and many others.
Running Successful Outsourcing Procurement Projects & Delivering Profitab...lonas19
This document outlines an agenda for a two-part session on running successful outsourcing projects and delivering profitable outsourcing business. The first session will examine how to successfully run outsourcing procurement projects by understanding the sourcing lifecycle and identifying weaknesses. The second session will discuss competitive bidding strategies and assessing service delivery maturity. Key topics include understanding the sourcing process, defining strategy, assessing market capabilities, developing business cases, and optimizing the procurement process.
Realisor helps create the information and business conversations to deliver greater results. It is business software and a flexible and engaging process. See www.realisor.com for more info.
Use for benefits realisation/ management, business cases, assurance, governance and programs and portfolios.
WHY USE?
People are more engaged and effective plans are created with greater efficiency. Delivery has greater transparency and this enables people to make clearer and faster governance decisions.
This allows costs and risks to be reduced and greater benefits delivered. Reputation can be protected and customer, employee and stakeholder satisfaction can then be increased.
Delivering Business Value By Applying Agile Principles To Business Continuity...Ken Collins
Agile methodologies clearly work well in the world of software development—the evidence is overwhelming. But how does Agile apply to other disciplines like business continuity management? Can the Agile philosophy help mitigate power disruptions and improve pandemic planning?
Mr. Collins illustrates how one client in the financial services sector successfully applied Agile principles to a recent business continuity initiative.
This session is intended for executives and project managers charged with developing business continuity and IT disaster recovery plans.
Learning Objectives
• Describe typical challenges as businesses try to build competency with business continuity management.
• Learn how Agile principles can shape the vision and scope of business continuity initiatives.
• Understand how Agile can enhance accountability, motivate teams, deliver short-term wins and generate real business value.
Today’s healthcare executives are seeking performance improvement across multiple dimensions: expenses and profitability, waste, risk, and patient satisfaction and outcomes. That’s exactly what Crowe Horwath LLP’s Performance Improvement team delivers.
This brochure provides an overview our our service and value proposition.
Part II - Why-asset-management-system-software-implementations-failTranscendent
The document discusses common reasons why asset management system software implementations fail. It identifies 5 critical points of failure: 1) poorly defined project scope, 2) not prioritizing the most impactful parts of the system, 3) unresponsive technical support, 4) lack of benchmarks, and 5) ineffective training. It stresses the importance of managing expectations, including customer objectives, required customization, and responsibilities of each party. Clear expectations help address many potential points of failure.
The document discusses semantic enterprise architecture and defines it as the terminology and composition of enterprise components, their relationships with the external environment, and the guiding principles for analyzing, designing, and evolving an enterprise. It notes that enterprise architecture is primarily about people communicating with each other to build systems and services that can also communicate with each other. The document provides examples of different techniques that can be used for enterprise architecture like UML, BPMN, IDEF, and many others.
Risk Analysis In Business Continuity Management - Jeremy WongBCM Institute
This document discusses risk analysis and business continuity planning. It explains that risk analysis involves identifying organizational assets, threats, analyzing risks, and evaluating risk levels. Key threats include natural disasters, accidents, and IT/infrastructure failures. The risk analysis process determines impact, likelihood, and risk levels to prioritize risks. It then explores risk treatment strategies like avoidance, reduction, transfer, and acceptance. Business continuity planning is one strategy to reduce risks that could interrupt operations. The overall process involves implementing recommendations, monitoring results, and making adjustments.
The document discusses a survey conducted by PA Consulting to identify the key drivers of effective project portfolio delivery. The survey examined two dimensions: practice maturity, which measures the quality of an organization's practices; and delivery effectiveness, which measures outcomes like meeting budgets, timelines and stakeholder satisfaction. The survey found that becoming more mature in practices like governance, portfolio management and project management generally improves effectiveness. However, organizational complexity and culture also influence effectiveness, and not all practices have an equal impact on outcomes.
Customer relationship management continues to be a vital strategy for achieving higher profitability, improved productivity, lower costs, stronger customer retention, and greater insight into customer and prospect behavior. CRM technology and outcomes over the past two decades, it is also true that many companies still struggle to implement their CRM system effectively and achieve the results they expect from these powerful information systems. The critical nature of human factors at work in a CRM initiative demands that you focus as much attention on the people using the system as you do on the software.
The document discusses the process for evolving solutions and the roles of coaches in that process. It describes the different solution statuses including framed, draft, reviewed, rework, internal, published, suspect, and obsolete. It outlines expectations for coaches such as reviewing solutions, providing feedback, and participating in meetings. Coaches are also advised to utilize queries and filters to review solutions by status, owner, and product. The document provides guidance on what coaches should look for when reviewing solutions and tips for ensuring solutions are properly formatted, technically valid, and findable/usable.
The Hidden Financial Costs Of Erp SoftwareDonovan Mulder
This document discusses how enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems can negatively impact a company's flexibility and decision-making ability. It argues that ERP software often requires companies to conform their core business processes to fit the software, rather than allowing flexibility. This rigidity increases the costs of making changes and implementing innovations. As a result, many cost-saving or efficiency-improving projects may be rejected due to the high costs of altering the ERP software. The document also notes that ERP systems were often sold with promises of future cost savings but led to unanticipated high implementation costs and disruptions for companies.
June 9-11, 2009 – Conference: Lean Government Exchange (Des Moines, Iowa) Session: "How To Scope a Lean Event"
Presented by Brent Jameson, Managing Director of Technology and Strategic Alliances of Guidon
A dynamic, best process improvement conference focused on implementing Lean in government.
The document discusses overcoming obstacles in business transformation. It addresses understanding the transformational journey, engaging stakeholders from the board room to front line employees, and translating strategic intent into effective processes and compelling customer experiences. The presentation provides guidance on assessing business process maturity, focusing on outcomes rather than functional structures, and designing a target operating model driven by strategy and customer experience. It emphasizes that executives have an ongoing role in initiatives through visible leadership, reviewing progress, and overcoming political obstacles.
Based on multiple client engagements, How to Build Decision Management Systems introduces our phased approach to building information systems that improve the effectiveness and efficiency of business operations.
“Part One - Decision Discovery” introduces the first step in successfully building Decision Management Systems, how to discover and model the right decisions. The webinar recording is available on our Omnovia channel.
Procurement Benchmarking Survey 2012 Main Report The Power Of Procurementalaindhoe
The findings from the survey indicate that, although most procurement functions have made significant progress in terms of creating value for their organizations, over the past few years, momentum has stagnated somewhat. In large part, this is because much of the ‘low hanging fruit’ has already been harvested in terms of cost savings, leverage and price. In order to enhance the value delivered, Procurement functions will need to stretch to identify broader opportunities and take on a more strategic role.
In this presentation, Peter Farrow of Randolph-Brooks Federal Credit Union shares the basics of “Lean for Credit Unions.” He also discusses some of the reasons Randolph-Brooks considered Lean and ways Lean can be beneficial to any credit union.
Peter presents three detailed case studies from Randolph-Brooks and the results they achieved:
– Branch Channel Lending
– Call Center Member Service
– Branch Workforce Management
He gives an overview of Lean in IT and a few reasons Randolph-Brooks chose to implement Lean in IT. Peter also shares some helpful tips for getting started with your own improvement initiatives.
Think ITSM presents: Service Desk Respect and Improvement CatalystsIT Service and Support
The document discusses how service desks are often seen as undervalued parts of IT departments, known as the "Rodney Dangerfield of IT", and outlines challenges they face with management, organizations, and employee morale. It argues that service desks provide value through their economic impact in reducing IT costs, their organizational impact by being the face of IT, and their impact on other IT processes. The presentation provides tools and frameworks for service desks to better define, measure, and communicate their value.
Combining BPM with Decision Management results in simpler, more agile processes and increases straight through processing and operational effectiveness. Decision Management delivers a shared framework for cross-functional business and IT collaboration creating game-changing culture impacts. In this webinar you will learn how combining Decision Management and BPM delivers simpler, more agile business processes, keeps fast-changing decisions separate from more stable business processes, drives more customer-centric collaboration by putting customer decisions at the focus, makes clear where and how to apply business rules and business rules management systems (BRMS). Webinar recording is available at : https://decisionmanagement.omnovia.com/archives/79352
Leveraging Lean Thinking in Credit Unions: Three Ways to Improve Member Service While Reducing Costs.
In today's competitive environment, member service is a top priority for credit unions. At the same time, there is an increased pressure to do more with less and reduce costs. The adoption of Lean principles and tools provides an opportunity for credit unions to engage employees and simultaneously improve member service and reduce costs.
Learn the basics of Lean and how it can be applied to credit unions. Hear from Randolph-Brooks Federal Credit Union about how they are leveraging Lean methods to make significant improvements in:
* Branch Channel Lending
* Call Center Member Service
* Branch Resource Management
The document discusses performance management and ways to improve it. It notes that while 87% of organizations have formal performance management schemes, they often promise more than they deliver. It highlights research showing links between better performance management and increased productivity, profits, and lower mortality rates. The document suggests that to be successful, performance management needs clear goals, competent managers, communication, and to differentiate and motivate different levels of performers. It emphasizes setting challenging but achievable goals to drive a high performance culture.
The document discusses challenges with achieving goals in mergers and acquisitions. It finds that only 22% of deals fully achieve their transaction goals, with cultural integration and communication issues often to blame. Additionally, while human capital factors like workforce integration frequently contribute to deal failures, only 15% of due diligence time is spent on human resources and communications. The top drivers of deal failure are also noted to be human capital related issues like integration taking longer than expected and cultural integration challenges. Finally, the document notes that cost and growth synergies assumed in deals inherently involve human capital, but it is often not given sufficient priority or resources.
This slide presentation introduces MPS ATLiS, a new service from Maintenance Partnership Systems that aims to improve maintenance operations and reduce costs through continuous updates to a company's active technical library. The service includes master data health checks to audit key maintenance data and a continuous improvement process to enrich technical content by combining internal and supplier information. Regular updates help ensure maintenance teams have accurate parts and maintenance data at their fingertips to work more efficiently.
A Paradigm Shift - Overcoming a siloed HSMSRakesh Maharaj
The document discusses transforming an organization's occupational health and safety management system (OH&SMS) using an applied systems thinking approach. It explores the historical perspectives of health, safety and environmental management at the organization. It then discusses diagnosing the current system using systems analysis and redesigning it using an interactive planning process that involves stakeholders to better align the OH&SMS with business goals and improve performance. The transformation led to improved department integration, risk control, and staff engagement in the OH&SMS.
This document summarizes a paper presented at the POMS 18th Annual Conference in Dallas, Texas in 2007. The paper aims to integrate Lean methodology and Failure Modes and Effects Analysis (FMEA) to improve processes. It discusses how both Lean and FMEA can help identify waste and potential failures to reduce costs and improve customer satisfaction. The document provides overviews of Lean methodology, FMEA, and how combining the two approaches could lead to better results than using them separately.
Failed ECM implementations typically stem from underestimating impacts to business processes, poor user training, and lack of governance over the project, not issues with the technology itself. Replacing a failed ECM system can easily double the total cost due to additional expenses like converting data, retraining users, and convincing users the new system won't fail. Careful vendor selection and thorough implementation planning are critical to avoid costly ECM implementation failures and replacements.
Risk Analysis In Business Continuity Management - Jeremy WongBCM Institute
This document discusses risk analysis and business continuity planning. It explains that risk analysis involves identifying organizational assets, threats, analyzing risks, and evaluating risk levels. Key threats include natural disasters, accidents, and IT/infrastructure failures. The risk analysis process determines impact, likelihood, and risk levels to prioritize risks. It then explores risk treatment strategies like avoidance, reduction, transfer, and acceptance. Business continuity planning is one strategy to reduce risks that could interrupt operations. The overall process involves implementing recommendations, monitoring results, and making adjustments.
The document discusses a survey conducted by PA Consulting to identify the key drivers of effective project portfolio delivery. The survey examined two dimensions: practice maturity, which measures the quality of an organization's practices; and delivery effectiveness, which measures outcomes like meeting budgets, timelines and stakeholder satisfaction. The survey found that becoming more mature in practices like governance, portfolio management and project management generally improves effectiveness. However, organizational complexity and culture also influence effectiveness, and not all practices have an equal impact on outcomes.
Customer relationship management continues to be a vital strategy for achieving higher profitability, improved productivity, lower costs, stronger customer retention, and greater insight into customer and prospect behavior. CRM technology and outcomes over the past two decades, it is also true that many companies still struggle to implement their CRM system effectively and achieve the results they expect from these powerful information systems. The critical nature of human factors at work in a CRM initiative demands that you focus as much attention on the people using the system as you do on the software.
The document discusses the process for evolving solutions and the roles of coaches in that process. It describes the different solution statuses including framed, draft, reviewed, rework, internal, published, suspect, and obsolete. It outlines expectations for coaches such as reviewing solutions, providing feedback, and participating in meetings. Coaches are also advised to utilize queries and filters to review solutions by status, owner, and product. The document provides guidance on what coaches should look for when reviewing solutions and tips for ensuring solutions are properly formatted, technically valid, and findable/usable.
The Hidden Financial Costs Of Erp SoftwareDonovan Mulder
This document discusses how enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems can negatively impact a company's flexibility and decision-making ability. It argues that ERP software often requires companies to conform their core business processes to fit the software, rather than allowing flexibility. This rigidity increases the costs of making changes and implementing innovations. As a result, many cost-saving or efficiency-improving projects may be rejected due to the high costs of altering the ERP software. The document also notes that ERP systems were often sold with promises of future cost savings but led to unanticipated high implementation costs and disruptions for companies.
June 9-11, 2009 – Conference: Lean Government Exchange (Des Moines, Iowa) Session: "How To Scope a Lean Event"
Presented by Brent Jameson, Managing Director of Technology and Strategic Alliances of Guidon
A dynamic, best process improvement conference focused on implementing Lean in government.
The document discusses overcoming obstacles in business transformation. It addresses understanding the transformational journey, engaging stakeholders from the board room to front line employees, and translating strategic intent into effective processes and compelling customer experiences. The presentation provides guidance on assessing business process maturity, focusing on outcomes rather than functional structures, and designing a target operating model driven by strategy and customer experience. It emphasizes that executives have an ongoing role in initiatives through visible leadership, reviewing progress, and overcoming political obstacles.
Based on multiple client engagements, How to Build Decision Management Systems introduces our phased approach to building information systems that improve the effectiveness and efficiency of business operations.
“Part One - Decision Discovery” introduces the first step in successfully building Decision Management Systems, how to discover and model the right decisions. The webinar recording is available on our Omnovia channel.
Procurement Benchmarking Survey 2012 Main Report The Power Of Procurementalaindhoe
The findings from the survey indicate that, although most procurement functions have made significant progress in terms of creating value for their organizations, over the past few years, momentum has stagnated somewhat. In large part, this is because much of the ‘low hanging fruit’ has already been harvested in terms of cost savings, leverage and price. In order to enhance the value delivered, Procurement functions will need to stretch to identify broader opportunities and take on a more strategic role.
In this presentation, Peter Farrow of Randolph-Brooks Federal Credit Union shares the basics of “Lean for Credit Unions.” He also discusses some of the reasons Randolph-Brooks considered Lean and ways Lean can be beneficial to any credit union.
Peter presents three detailed case studies from Randolph-Brooks and the results they achieved:
– Branch Channel Lending
– Call Center Member Service
– Branch Workforce Management
He gives an overview of Lean in IT and a few reasons Randolph-Brooks chose to implement Lean in IT. Peter also shares some helpful tips for getting started with your own improvement initiatives.
Think ITSM presents: Service Desk Respect and Improvement CatalystsIT Service and Support
The document discusses how service desks are often seen as undervalued parts of IT departments, known as the "Rodney Dangerfield of IT", and outlines challenges they face with management, organizations, and employee morale. It argues that service desks provide value through their economic impact in reducing IT costs, their organizational impact by being the face of IT, and their impact on other IT processes. The presentation provides tools and frameworks for service desks to better define, measure, and communicate their value.
Combining BPM with Decision Management results in simpler, more agile processes and increases straight through processing and operational effectiveness. Decision Management delivers a shared framework for cross-functional business and IT collaboration creating game-changing culture impacts. In this webinar you will learn how combining Decision Management and BPM delivers simpler, more agile business processes, keeps fast-changing decisions separate from more stable business processes, drives more customer-centric collaboration by putting customer decisions at the focus, makes clear where and how to apply business rules and business rules management systems (BRMS). Webinar recording is available at : https://decisionmanagement.omnovia.com/archives/79352
Leveraging Lean Thinking in Credit Unions: Three Ways to Improve Member Service While Reducing Costs.
In today's competitive environment, member service is a top priority for credit unions. At the same time, there is an increased pressure to do more with less and reduce costs. The adoption of Lean principles and tools provides an opportunity for credit unions to engage employees and simultaneously improve member service and reduce costs.
Learn the basics of Lean and how it can be applied to credit unions. Hear from Randolph-Brooks Federal Credit Union about how they are leveraging Lean methods to make significant improvements in:
* Branch Channel Lending
* Call Center Member Service
* Branch Resource Management
The document discusses performance management and ways to improve it. It notes that while 87% of organizations have formal performance management schemes, they often promise more than they deliver. It highlights research showing links between better performance management and increased productivity, profits, and lower mortality rates. The document suggests that to be successful, performance management needs clear goals, competent managers, communication, and to differentiate and motivate different levels of performers. It emphasizes setting challenging but achievable goals to drive a high performance culture.
The document discusses challenges with achieving goals in mergers and acquisitions. It finds that only 22% of deals fully achieve their transaction goals, with cultural integration and communication issues often to blame. Additionally, while human capital factors like workforce integration frequently contribute to deal failures, only 15% of due diligence time is spent on human resources and communications. The top drivers of deal failure are also noted to be human capital related issues like integration taking longer than expected and cultural integration challenges. Finally, the document notes that cost and growth synergies assumed in deals inherently involve human capital, but it is often not given sufficient priority or resources.
This slide presentation introduces MPS ATLiS, a new service from Maintenance Partnership Systems that aims to improve maintenance operations and reduce costs through continuous updates to a company's active technical library. The service includes master data health checks to audit key maintenance data and a continuous improvement process to enrich technical content by combining internal and supplier information. Regular updates help ensure maintenance teams have accurate parts and maintenance data at their fingertips to work more efficiently.
A Paradigm Shift - Overcoming a siloed HSMSRakesh Maharaj
The document discusses transforming an organization's occupational health and safety management system (OH&SMS) using an applied systems thinking approach. It explores the historical perspectives of health, safety and environmental management at the organization. It then discusses diagnosing the current system using systems analysis and redesigning it using an interactive planning process that involves stakeholders to better align the OH&SMS with business goals and improve performance. The transformation led to improved department integration, risk control, and staff engagement in the OH&SMS.
This document summarizes a paper presented at the POMS 18th Annual Conference in Dallas, Texas in 2007. The paper aims to integrate Lean methodology and Failure Modes and Effects Analysis (FMEA) to improve processes. It discusses how both Lean and FMEA can help identify waste and potential failures to reduce costs and improve customer satisfaction. The document provides overviews of Lean methodology, FMEA, and how combining the two approaches could lead to better results than using them separately.
Failed ECM implementations typically stem from underestimating impacts to business processes, poor user training, and lack of governance over the project, not issues with the technology itself. Replacing a failed ECM system can easily double the total cost due to additional expenses like converting data, retraining users, and convincing users the new system won't fail. Careful vendor selection and thorough implementation planning are critical to avoid costly ECM implementation failures and replacements.
0aa93679eaf34c5017be9470ae48bbd16ca0.pdfOuheb Group
The document discusses how applying systems thinking concepts can help address common problems that arise when using process improvement frameworks like CMM and CMMI. It describes two systems archetypes - "fixes that backfire" and "shifting the burden" - that are useful for understanding issues. For the "fixes that backfire" archetype, it provides examples of how overfocusing on maturity levels or process for its own sake can unintentionally worsen problems. Addressing only surface issues without a deep understanding of the root causes can lead to negative long-term consequences.
This document discusses NICE Systems' Value Realization Scorecard (VRSC) which helps bridge the gap between software adoption and realized value. The VRSC provides fine-grained data on solution usage, business impact, criticality, and customer satisfaction. It is generated three times over projects to gauge improvement. NICE has deployed the VRSC in over 100 projects, finding a correlation between increased consulting time and higher realized value. New consulting services were launched to further drive customer success through optimization and follow-up.
This document discusses implementing technical performance measures (TPM) on projects. It begins by outlining several learning objectives related to understanding the role and requirements of TPM. It then discusses that TPM are needed in addition to earned value measures, which only measure cost and schedule, to also measure technical progress. The document provides examples of how TPM can be defined and measured for work breakdown structure elements and used to track and reduce risk over time. It emphasizes that integrating TPM with cost and schedule measures provides program management with the necessary performance information to deliver projects on time, on budget, and meeting technical requirements.
Working independently, the Service Desk and Desktop Support teams at one organization had inconsistencies and lacked a unified strategy. This led to inefficiencies where incidents were sometimes resolved by the wrong team or fell through the cracks. By integrating the teams through cross-training, shared metrics, and improved communication, the organization was able to provide a better support experience for end users.
The document discusses how digital Six Sigma and directed innovation methodologies can complement each other to solve problems. It provides an overview of key Six Sigma concepts like the DMAIC process, variation, and root cause analysis tools. The presentation also examines factors that can cause Six Sigma projects to fail if not properly addressed, such as lack of stakeholder commitment or an unclear problem statement.
Knowledge management systems life cycleRaymond Koh
1) The document discusses the differences between conventional system life cycles and knowledge management system (KMS) life cycles.
2) It outlines the steps in a KMS life cycle including evaluating existing infrastructure, capturing knowledge, designing a blueprint, testing and implementing the system.
3) Key aspects of building a successful KMS include forming a knowledgeable team, gaining support from experts, and using a knowledge developer to architect the system and facilitate knowledge capture and transfer.
The ambition maturity_gap_report_june_2012_final_finalIlia Malkov
Businesses are under pressure to improve and progress rapidly due to the current economic environment.
IT departments are being tasked with enabling wide-ranging business transformations, such as improving processes and collaboration.
However, IT is struggling to meet these demands due to the challenging and time-critical nature of the required changes and a lack of collaboration between business and IT. This disconnect between business ambition and IT's ability to deliver is known as the "Ambition-Maturity Gap".
This document discusses the findings of the ICPM Taskforce Report and their implications for contracting on complex projects. The report found that traditional contractual approaches can hinder effective collaboration, and identified several traits necessary for delivering complex projects successfully. These include having a flexible, outcome-focused organization; a systemic, portfolio approach; and contracting strategies focused on long-term benefits rather than risk transfer. The document argues that implementing the taskforce's findings could help maximize benefits through practices like earlier industry involvement, collaborative risk management, and incentives aligned with overall outcomes.
It is crucial for businesses to audit their software test processes. This enables management to understand / evaluate if they are being adhered to. In cases where process deviation was accepted, it helps one to evaluate how the risks and impacts were measured and communicated. An audit will uncover what triggers major problems and early warning indicators are set in place to reduce risk.
Mindtree quality and test consulting addresses these issues by providing optimum solutions to help businesses audit their software test process.
The Traffic-Light-Tool is a systematic and pragmatic instrument for measuring employee competencies and improving change projects. It allows for a small investment with high returns through improved qualifications. The tool has been successfully used in over 10 countries for competency analysis, development, and measuring training success for companies like Porsche and Deutsche Bank.
Rewriting the rules of patch managementArun Gopinath
The document discusses how IBM's Tivoli Endpoint Manager shifts the patching paradigm by providing a comprehensive solution that streamlines the patch management process. It combines the separate steps of patch management (research, assess, remediate, confirm, enforce, report) into a unified, closed-loop process. This allows organizations to see, change, enforce and report on patch compliance status in real time across all endpoints. Key benefits include reducing patch research time, rapidly deploying patches, confirming installation within minutes, and enforcing continuous compliance through centralized reporting and management.
The document describes a process called PM Optimisation (PMO) for improving maintenance programs. PMO aims to rationalize preventive maintenance tasks by identifying useless or duplicative tasks. It is a more efficient alternative to Reliability Centered Maintenance for mature assets. PMO involves compiling existing maintenance tasks, analyzing failure modes, evaluating consequences of failures, and determining optimized maintenance policies. Applying PMO can eliminate 40-60% of unnecessary tasks and improve asset performance and productivity.
Enterprise Project Management and the US Armed Forces - EPC GroupEPC Group
A branch of the U.S. Armed Forces implemented an Enterprise Project Management (EPM) solution to standardize project management practices and optimize resource allocation. EPC Group assisted with a phased approach including an initial assessment, recommendations, and actual implementation. The assessment identified challenges around inconsistency and a lack of visibility. The implementation improved consistency, visibility, and resource utilization. It allowed for better project prioritization and monitoring. The client realized benefits like more efficient resource use and improved reporting that aligned with their goals.
The document discusses continuous auditing and how technology can enable it. It defines continuous auditing and continuous controls monitoring, noting that continuous auditing uses automated tools to provide assurance on financial and non-financial data, while continuous controls monitoring seeks to assure the effectiveness of internal controls. It discusses how technology can help audit by providing immediate insight into control violations, increasing audit scope and frequency while reducing costs, and enabling fully automated control testing with an integrated risk view. This allows reducing recurrent testing costs while focusing on more valuable areas.
This document presents an integrated framework for implementing electronic customer relationship management (eCRM) systems based on principles of usability and resistance. It discusses key factors for eCRM such as retaining customers, improving service and targeting valuable vs. invaluable customers. The framework incorporates principles of usability design and resistance to implementation. Case studies are presented of both successful and unsuccessful eCRM implementations, highlighting reasons such as focusing on users, iterative testing and addressing people-related resistance factors. The conclusions emphasize that successful eCRM requires minimizing resistance by focusing on users and involving them in the design process through methods like pilot programs.
Organizations often struggle with costly and delayed ERP implementations when they focus solely on technology, ignore requirements definition, and rush from requirements to development without proper planning. Implementing a project management office (PMO) can help organizations avoid common pitfalls by providing structure, oversight, and governance over project scope, scheduling, resources, communication and reporting. Leveraging a PMO's roles in solution architecture, process improvement, mentoring, knowledge sharing, and facilitation can help ensure ERP implementations are successfully delivered on time and on budget.
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How to Implement a Real Estate CRM SoftwareSalesTown
To implement a CRM for real estate, set clear goals, choose a CRM with key real estate features, and customize it to your needs. Migrate your data, train your team, and use automation to save time. Monitor performance, ensure data security, and use the CRM to enhance marketing. Regularly check its effectiveness to improve your business.
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Brian Fitzsimmons on the Business Strategy and Content Flywheel of Barstool S...Neil Horowitz
On episode 272 of the Digital and Social Media Sports Podcast, Neil chatted with Brian Fitzsimmons, Director of Licensing and Business Development for Barstool Sports.
What follows is a collection of snippets from the podcast. To hear the full interview and more, check out the podcast on all podcast platforms and at www.dsmsports.net
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Know what your zodiac sign says about your taste in food! Explore how the 12 zodiac signs influence your culinary preferences with insights from MyPandit. Dive into astrology and flavors!
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Storytelling is an incredibly valuable tool to share data and information. To get the most impact from stories there are a number of key ingredients. These are based on science and human nature. Using these elements in a story you can deliver information impactfully, ensure action and drive change.
How are Lilac French Bulldogs Beauty Charming the World and Capturing Hearts....Lacey Max
“After being the most listed dog breed in the United States for 31
years in a row, the Labrador Retriever has dropped to second place
in the American Kennel Club's annual survey of the country's most
popular canines. The French Bulldog is the new top dog in the
United States as of 2022. The stylish puppy has ascended the
rankings in rapid time despite having health concerns and limited
color choices.”
Industrial Tech SW: Category Renewal and CreationChristian Dahlen
Every industrial revolution has created a new set of categories and a new set of players.
Multiple new technologies have emerged, but Samsara and C3.ai are only two companies which have gone public so far.
Manufacturing startups constitute the largest pipeline share of unicorns and IPO candidates in the SF Bay Area, and software startups dominate in Germany.