Talent Management
For Creative Business Agility
Use case : Telkom Indonesia
Dr. Ir. Dwi Heriyanto B. MT
ENTERING THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION 5.0
“Manusia perlu memiliki mindset, skillset, dan toolset baru
agar tak hanya relevan dan mampu bertahan, namun juga
terus bertumbuh dan berkembang. Alex Denni
INDUSTRI 5.0
Recombining Man-Machine
Artificial Intelligence to encourage
interaction automation to customers
Personalized customer-experience
Clerical job automation. Some
work will be lost.
Agile business strategy to respond the
speed of business change.
INDUSTRI 1.0
Industrial revolution
INDUSTRI 2.0
Knowledge and information era
INDUSTRI 3.0
Computer and Internet
INDUSTRI 4.0
Pasca-PC/Mobile/Digital
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ENTERING THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION 5.0
Source : Learning 5.1 Duluan Tiba Di Masa Depan Dr. Alex Denni, Triaji Prio Pratomo, MBAc
“Manusia perlu memiliki mindset, skillset, dan toolset baru
agar tak hanya relevan dan mampu bertahan, namun juga
terus bertumbuh dan berkembang. Alex Denni
INDUSTRI 5.0
Recombining Man-Machine
Artificial Intelligence to encourage
interaction automation to customers
Personalized customer-experience
Clerical job automation. Some
work will be lost.
Agile business strategy to respond the
speed of business change.
INDUSTRI 1.0
Industrial revolution
INDUSTRI 2.0
Knowledge and information era
INDUSTRI 3.0
Computer and Internet
INDUSTRI 4.0
Pasca-PC/Mobile/Digital
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ENTERING THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION 5.0
Automation Technologies
“… Fast forward and rapid recent advances in automation
technologies, including artificial intelligence, autonomous
systems, and robotics are now raising the fears anew—and
with new urgency. … Cars that drive themselves, machines
that read X-rays, and algorithms that respond to customer-
service inquiries are all manifestations of powerful new forms of
automation. ”
Recent Researches “… di tahun 2030, diprediksi 15-20jt
pekerja Indonesia usia 30-35th
akanterdampak/ tergantikan
oleh Automation“ .
McKinsey Global Institute.
“… pekerja dengan
pendidikanmenengah –
bawahakan lebih
merasakan dampaknya“
McKinsey Global Institute, 2017.
INDUSTRY 4.0 CREATES NEW FEARS
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HC 1.0
• Career promotion
based on tenure &
experience, the
longer the more
eligible to promote
• Seniority came first
• HR Era in similar
industry competition
• Began introducing
measurement
instruments, relying
on performance
criteria as the main
instruments
• Productivity is
undeniable evidence
• Competency as a tool
to measure potential,
where the assessment
results are the second
dimension after the
performance which
maps each employee in
which quadrant
• That quadrants
determines the fate of
high-performing and
high-potential who will
promote faster
• Human Being
Empowerment which
talks about Agility,
Flexibility, Cross-
Mobility, Collaboration,
and Idea Meritocracy
which are in line with
digitalization of Industry
4.0
• No longer talks about
Stability, Certainty,
Competition, Silo
Mentality,
but creative innovative
with systemic big impact
HC 4.0
HC 3.0
HC 2.0
Characteristic features in H.C 4.0 : Agility, Flexibility, Cross-Mobility, Collaboration, and Idea Meritocracy
HUMAN CAPITAL 4.0
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The company as a personal career partner
In the Only Humanity Matters scenario,
companies are personal career partners for
their employees. The return to old values and
more stringent data regulations paired with a
positive economic outlook results in
personalized HR processes where human
interaction is still the key.
In an Old School in a New Sharing World,
employers are interchangeable. At the same
time, stagnating economic development and
difficulties in automating HR solutions have
made employers reluctant to invest in their
workforce.
In Welcome to 1984, the relationship between
employers and employees has been reduced to a
mere exchange of work for money. Combined with a
high level of automation in the HR department, this
leads to standardized, low cost HR solutions
In the HR 4.0 scenario, most HR
solutions are highly automated and
employers are investing in recruiting
and retaining the best talent. This
leads to customized offerings and a
thriving relationship between
employers and employees.
The company as one of many workplace providers
Scenario matrix to describe the future of Human Resources
THE FUTURE OF HUMAN RESOURCES
Source : The future of Human Resources: A glimpse into the future, Delloitte 6
1. Performing routine jobs,
codifiable tasks, repetitive,
dangerous, and cognitively
monotonous work
2. Involve physical activities in
highly structured and
predictable environments,
as well as the collection and
processing of data.
3. Middle-skill jobs: middle-
skilled cognitive and manual
activities
CAN BE AUTOMATED
1. Jobs require adaptability,
creativity, and tasks
requiring flexibility,
judgment, and common
sense
2. Expert Thinking – solving
new problems for which
there are no routine
solutions
3. Complex Communication –
persuading, explaining,
conveying a particular
interpretation of information
CAN NOT BE AUTOMATED
Job Characteristic That Can (not) be Automated
JOB AUTOMATION
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INDUSTRY ECOSYSTEM IS CHANGING
The digital disruption has already happened.
Source: Kantor Indonesia, Menteri Koordinator bidang Perekonomian
This pandemic has impacted on many aspects, on the other hand this condition can be seen as on opportunity for Telkom
PANDEMIC IS COMING & IT CHANGES
BEHAVIOR & ATTITUDE
Digital business requires companies to act and respond faster than they ever have before…
TRANSFORM FROM TRADITIONAL INTO DIGITAL
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Source : Delloite HR Trends 2020, Future ofWork Post Covid Gartner Trends
CRITICAL SKILL &
COMPETENCY
HR NEEDS TO
Organization will focus on preparing
critical skills & competency for digital
and functional talent. Organizations will
shift from trying to ‘predict’ (targeting a
specific set of future skills) to
‘responding’ (structuring such that they
can quickly course correct with change).
1. Focus on preparing critical skill &
digital competency for digital
and functional talent.
2. Be more agile responding
change
“Focus on critical skill & enhance
digital competency”
CURRENT & FUTURE
LEADERSHIP
HR NEEDS TO
Leaders will need to lead effective, long
term digital transformation.
Organizations will need to reevaluate
which roles should have succession
plans in place, and may expand the
range of roles considered as part of the
development paths for potential future
successors of these roles.
1. Prepare leaders to excel in
digital transformation.
2. Prepare succession plan and
development path for
successors.
“Prepare succession plan to shape
digital leaders”
DIGITAL
CULTURE
HR NEEDS TO
Digitalization is seen as the most
important driver for cultural change.
Digital culture, competencies and
behaviours will enable human beings to
leverage and use digital environments
to the max.
1. Make sure digital culture is
leverage trough digitalization
2. Embrace agility and flexibility to
execute change management in
organization transformation.
“Be agile & Transform to Digital
Culture and Innovation & Creative
Mindset”
PEOPLE CULTURE
“Create Employee Experience thru
Employee Journey maps and
flexible working arrangement”
HR NEEDS TO
Organizations will need to create new
"employee journey maps" for the
remote world. Organizations that have
more flexibility will need to think of the
remote experience, the office
experience, and the mixed experience.
1. HR leaders must facilitate talent
mobility across the organization
to deliver on employee
experience
2. Implementation Flexible
Working Arrangement.
EMPLOYEE
EXPERIENCE
Despite of the challenges, Global HR Trends are focusing to help the company grow through
People & Culture initiatives…
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Nowadays Challenge
Source: Process form Deloitte Tech Trend2020 , Deloitte HR Trends 2020, Gartner, *Learning 5.1 Duluan Tiba DiMasa Depan – Dr. Alex Denni, Triaji Prio Pratomo, MBA
ORGANIZATION
DESIGN
HR NEEDS TO
The cost of trapped resources has
increased. Organizations will need to
design roles and structures focused on
outcomes, rather than tasks (process),
to increase responsiveness and
flexibility.
Design roles and structures focused
on outcomes, rather than tasks
(process), to increase responsiveness
and flexibility
“Focused on Outcomes”
HR MANAGEMENT
FUNCTION
HR NEEDS TO
To quickly deploy HR assets to solve
challenges that come up, HR leaders will
increasingly shift to agile operating
models and problem solving.
HR leaders will need to simplify
bureaucracy.
1. Shift to agile operating models and
problem solving
2. Simplify bureaucracy
“Agile operating model”
KNOWLEDGE
MANAGEMENT
HR NEEDS TO
Rapid technological advances have
poised knowledge management to
evolve from a static, back-office
activity focused on documenting and
warehousing information to a
dynamic, AI-powered platform that
enables organizations to create,
understand, and act on knowledge
more effectively than ever before.
Build effective Knowledge
Management System and integrate
powered with AI-powered-platform
“AI Knowledge Management
System”
TALENT
ANALYTICS
HR NEEDS TO
Start using talent analytics in many
areas to improve transparency &
accuracy
Current priorities on HR leaders are
increasing investment in people (talent)
analytics (improving talent analytics
capabilities for HR staff; improving data
quality, standardization and
governance within HR; improving how
internal clients use talent analytics)
“Talent analytics”
ORGANIZATION TECHNOLOGY
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… and also organization and technology initiatives
Nowadays Challenge
5 BUMN Priority
Programs
Aspiration – Digital becoming a “National Agenda”
“We need at least 9 million
digital talents for the 15 years
ahead. This needs great
preparation to produce at least
600,000 people each year so we
can establish an ecosystem that
supports the growth of our digital
talents,”
Joko Widodo 03/08/2020
Telkom Group Portfolio’s Challenges
Transforming into a Digital Telco Company need to restructure business portfolio to Digital
Connectivity, Digital Platform and Digital Services and also increase digital capabilities (Digital
skill, mindset & behavior) and build leader (Young & Female Leaders) who are capable to lead
Digital Business
Telco DigitalTelco
5 BUMN Priority Programs
Menteri BUMN
INDONESIA NATIONAL AGENDA
WHAT IS
ORGANIZATIONAL
CULTURE
Organizational culture has been characterized by many authors * :
• as something to do with people and the unique quality and style of the
organization (Kilman et al; 1985),
• and the way things are done in the organizations (Deal & Kennedy, 1982).
• Sometimes, organization culture is also known as “corporate culture”.
“Corporate Culture” is used to denote the more “commercialized”
meaning of organizational culture (Deal & Kennedy, 1982)
* Source : A ReviewPaper on Organizational Culture and Organizational Performance Ismael Younis Abu-
Jarad
International Journal of Business and Social Science Vol. 1 No. 3; December 2010
Culture is the common set of behaviors and underlying mindsets and beliefs that shape how people
work and interact day to day. (McKinsey)
What is Organizational Culture
WHY
CULTURE
MATTERS
Why Culture Matters
Culture starts with what people do and how they do it.
High-performing organizations distinguish themselves in how they do it. This cumulative effect of what is done
and how it is done ultimately determines an organization’s performance. (McKinsey)
From Culture to Performance
Why Culture Matters
Four Reasons Why Culture Matters
1. Culture correlates with performance. Based on our research of over 1,000 organizations that encompass more
than three million individuals, those with top quartile cultures (as measured by our Organizational Health Index)
post a return to shareholders 60 percent higher than median companies and 200 percent higher than those in
the bottom quartile.
2. Culture is inherently difficult to copy. The quickening pace of innovation means that products and business
models face the constant threat of being replicated. In this environment, the ultimate competitive advantage is
a healthy culture that adapts automatically to changing conditions to find new ways to succeed.
3. Healthy cultures enable organizations to adapt. In a world where the one constant is change, culture becomes
even more important because organizations with high-performing cultures thrive on change. The converse also
holds true: Unhealthy cultures do not respond well to change. Our research shows that 70 percent of
transformations fail, and 70 percent of those failures are due to culture-related issues.
4. Unhealthy cultures lead to underperformance…or worse. Over time, not only do unhealthy cultures foster
lackluster performance, but they can be your undoing. Daily headlines attest, culture can bring corporate giants
to their knees.
(McKinsey)
STRUCTURE
Ponsel
(1995)
Internet
(1998) (2010)
Digital
Connectivity
(2015)
Digital Telco
(2018 - present)
Suara & Text
(…. – 1965)
Satellite
(1976)
STRATEGY
BUSINESS
Followed
by
Followed
by
Perseroan
Culture
Org.
People
• Peluncuran Satelit
Palapa untuk expand
rural domestic &
internasional
• Melayani telepon
& telex
• Pendirian Telkomsel
• Melayanai SMS, GPRS,
MMS
• IPO - Listing NYSE, BEI
• Penerapan KSO
• Telkomnet instant
• Internet ADSL (speedy)
• Indihome
• Wifi.id
• Telkom Vision,
Groovia, UseeTV
• Infrastruktur &
ekosistem digital
• Digital connectivity,
digital platform,
digital services
Broadband
• Kabel Optic bawah laut
• Telkom Nusantara
Super Highway
• Project true broadband
access
• Internet Business
(1988) (1992)
• TTWIDE
(2019)
• Budaya ARTI
• Kebijakan 321 • Budaya BTP
(1999)
• TTW 135
(2009)
• Telkom Way
(2012)
• AKHLAK
(2020)
• Territory Based • Centralization • De-centralization • Hybrid
Penerapan KSO Divisi & Center Penguatan TREG Flat Organisasi
(2008)
(1995) (2012) (2015)
• Kompetensi Network • Kompetensi Network &
Satelit
• Network & Satelit
• Mobile 2G/3G/4G
• IT
• Kompetensi Network &
Satelit
• Mobile 2G/3G/4G
• IT & Digital
• Kompetensi Network &
Satelit
• Mobile 2G/3G/4G
• IT &Digital
• Mobile 2G/3G/4G
• IT, Digital Skill
• Digital Connectivity,
Platform & Services
There are always Great Leader behind Telkom Transformation,
and most of them are developed from within….
and
continue….
(1995-…)
(1974) (1991)
(1965)
(1927)
PERSEROAN Terbuka
PERUMTEL PERSEROAN
PNTEL
PTT
Telkom continues transform and innovate to maintain sustainability with increasingly short period of time, Nurturing GREAT
LEADER always be a part of Telkom’s Transformation Journey (Structure follow Strategy, Strategy follow Business)
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TRANSFORM OR DIE
Memegang teguh
kepercayaan yang
diberikan
Terus belajar dan
mengembangkan
kapabilitas
Saling peduli dan
menghargai
perbedaan
Berdedikasi dan
mengutamakan
kepentingan Bangsa
dan Negara
Terus berinovasi dan
antusias dalam
menggerakkan ataupun
menghadapi perubahan
Membangun kerja
sama yang sinergis
1. Memenuhi janji dan
komitmen
2. Bertanggung jawab
atas tugas,
keputusan, dan
tindakan yang
dilakukan
3. Berpegang teguh
kepada nilai moral
dan etika.
4. Meningkatkan
kompetensi diri untuk
menjawab tantangan
5. Membantu orang lain
belajar
6. Menyelesaikan tugas
dengan kualitas terbaik
7. Menghargai setiap
orang apapun latar
belakangnya
8. Suka menolong orang
lain
9. Membangun
lingkungan kerja yang
kondusif
10. Menjaga nama baik
sesama karyawan,
pimpinan, BUMN, dan
Negara
11. Rela berkorban untuk
mencapai tujuan yang
lebih besar
12. Patuh kepada pimpinan
sepanjang tidak
bertentangan dengan
hukum dan etika
13. Cepat menyesuaikan
diri untuk menjadi
lebih baik
14. Terus-menerus
melakukan perbaikan
mengikuti
perkembangan
teknologi
15. Bertindak proaktif.
16. Memberi kesempatan
kepada berbagai
pihak untuk
berkontribusi
17. Terbuka dalam
bekerja sama untuk
menghasilkan nilai
tambah
18. Menggerakkan
pemanfaatan
berbagai sumber daya
untuk tujuan bersama
Panduan Perilaku
Definisi
Contoh Perilaku Telkom Group
Penjabaran dari Panduan Perilaku AKHLAK sesuai karakteristik TELKOMGROUP
CORE VALUES PANDUAN PERILAKU CONTOH PERILAKU AKHLAK TELKOMGROUP
AMANAH
Memegang teguh
kepercayaan yang
diberikan
1. Memenuhi janji dan komitmen
2. Bertanggung jawab atas tugas, keputusan,
dan tindakan yang dilakukan
3. Berpegang teguh kepada nilai moral dan
etika.
1. Memenuhi janji dan komitmen untuk memberikan pelayanan terbaik dan solusi atas kebutuhan serta permasalahan pelanggan. (Integrity, Customer Centricity)
2. Bertanggung jawab dalam mengambil keputusan dan bertindak secara objektif berbasiskan data, mulai dari proses perencanaan, pelaksanaan, pengendalian,
dan evaluasi perbaikan. (Integrity & Data-drivenness)
3. Bertindak jujur dan berpegang teguh kepada nilai moral dan etika secara konsisten, serta menjadi contoh (role model) di lingkungan kerja, keluarga, dan
masyarakat. (Leader as a father)
KOMPETEN
Terus belajar dan
mengembangkan
kapabilitas
4. Meningkatkan kompetensi diri untuk
menjawab tantangan
5. Membantu orang lain belajar
6. Menyelesaikan tugas dengan kualitas
terbaik
4. Meningkatkan kompetensi diri untuk memberikan hasil terbaik bagi perusahaaan yang melebihi kompetitor. (Always the Best)
5. Membantu orang lain belajar untuk meningkatkan kompetensi dalam mengantisipasi perkembangan bisnis dan kompetisi. (Energize People)
6. Menyelesaikan tugas dengan kualitas terbaik untuk mencapai target yang melebihi pertumbuhan industri dan mengantisipasi berbagai kemungkinan yang bisa
terjadi di masa depan. (Always the best, Imagine)
HARMONIS
Saling peduli dan
menghargai
perbedaan
7. Menghargai setiap orang apapun latar
belakangnya
8. Suka menolong orang lain
9. Membangun lingkungan kerja yang
kondusif
7. Menghargai setiap orang dengan berbagai latar belakang dan menjadikan perbedaan sebagai kekuatan untuk mencapai tujuan bersama. (Solid, Harmony)
8. Suka menolong orang lain selama tidak bertentangan dengan hukum dan norma yang berlaku. (Spirit of giving)
9. Membangun lingkungan kerja yang kondusif, berpikiran positif, dan selalu terbuka untuk menerima keberagaman. (Open mind)
LOYAL
Berdedikasi dan
mengutamakan
kepentingan Bangsa
dan Negara
10. Menjaga nama baik sesama karyawan,
pimpinan, BUMN, dan Negara
11. Rela berkorban untuk mencapai tujuan
yang lebih besar
12. Patuh kepada pimpinan sepanjang tidak
bertentangan dengan hukum dan etika
10. Menjaga nama baik sesama Karyawan, Pimpinan, Perusahaan, dan Negara dalam menjalankan setiap aktivitas. (Totality)
11. Mendedikasikan seluruh potensi dan kemampuan diri di bidang teknologi telekomunikasi dan digital untuk memberikan manfaat dalam peningkatan nilai
ekonomi dan dampak sosial untuk Indonesia. (Mega thinking)
12. Menjalankan tugas dan tanggung jawab yang diberikan oleh perusahaan dengan semangat yang tinggi sepanjang tidak bertentangan dengan hukum dan etika.
(Enthusiasm, Action)
ADAPTIF
Terus berinovasi dan
antusias dalam
menggerakkan
ataupun menghadapi
perubahan
13. Cepat menyesuaikan diri untuk menjadi
lebih baik
14. Terus-menerus melakukan perbaikan
mengikuti perkembangan teknologi
15. Bertindak proaktif.
13. Mengubah mindset dan menyesuaikan diri dengan cepat terhadap perubahan lingkungan bisnis, perubahan teknologi, dan perubahan cara kerja untuk
memenangkan persaingan. (Speed, Practices to be the winner)
14. Melakukan perbaikan berkelanjutan dengan mengikuti dan memanfaatkan perkembangan teknologi telekomunikasi dan digital secara tepat guna untuk
memberikan manfaat yang sebesar-besarnya bagi perusahaan, bangsa, dan negara. (Digital Technology Leadership, continuouS improvement)
15. Bertindak proaktif, kreatif, dan inovatif untuk menemukan cara-cara baru serta mampu mengambil pelajaran dari kegagalan. (Smart, agilE Innovation)
KOLABORATIF
Membangun kerja
sama yang sinergis
16. Memberi kesempatan kepada berbagai
pihak untuk berkontribusi
17. Terbuka dalam bekerja sama untuk
menghasilkan nilai tambah
18. Menggerakkan pemanfaatan berbagai
sumber daya untuk tujuan bersama
16. Memberikan kesempatan kepada berbagai pihak untuk berkontribusi dan terlibat aktif dalam memberikan hasil yang terbaik dan melebihi ekspektasi
Stakeholder. (Extraordinary result)
17. Mengembangkan kerjasama untuk meningkatkan kapasitas dan kapabilitas yang dimiliki untuk menghasilkan nilai tambah yang fokus pada pengembangan core
business telekomunikasi dan digital. (Focus)
18. Membangun sinergi sumber daya di berbagai bidang secara efisien dan efektif untuk meningkatkan nilai ekonomi dalam mencapai tujuan bersama. (Synergy,
Manage by Head)
CONTOH PERILAKU CORE VALUES AKHLAK DI TELKOMGROUP
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CULTURE: IMPLEMENTING MODEL
Formalization Activation
Socialization
UNFREEZE
Make individual &
organization ready for change
Take steps to transition
(for short and long term gains)
Root the organization in
processes, systems, behavior, etc
Leaders Must Manage The Process
ROLE MODELLING
• BOD Commitment Pledge &
all Employees for the
implementation of AKHLAK
Core Values
• Role Model & Culture Agent
Assignment
• Leaders Talk Values
• Leader’s Quote
FORMAL PROCEDURES &
SYSTEMS
• Company Decree regarding
Core Values AKHLAK
• Performance Management
System
• Unit Assessment Program
(Organizational Culture Health
Index)
• Individual Assessment
Program (CBHRM-B)
UNDERSTANDING &
CONVICTION
• Mass Communication
• Telkom Talks
• Handbook
• Leader’s Quote
• Communication Channel
(Diarium, Email Blast, Portal)
• Segmented Communication
• Leaders Talk Values: Sharing
Session Senior Leader Unit
• Sharing Session Unit Culture
UPGRADING SKILL &
KNOWLEDGE (Competence)
• Training AKHLAK for Top
Leaders, Culture Agent, All
Employees incl. New
Employees
• E-Learning AKHLAK
UNDERSTANDING & CONVICTION
Implement the Action Plan:
• Daily: Culture Activation in each
Unit based on Calendar of Culture
Action
• Monthly: Culture Game &
Challenge
• Semester: Innovation Culture
Activation (Adaptif) by Hack Idea
& Hack Fest Program
• Annually: Social Movement
(Harmonis) by #AyoBikinNyata
Program
Celebration & Recognition – Finding
TheTelkom Group Culture Heroes
FORMAL PROCEDURES & SYSTEMS
Monitor effectiveness of change
• Reporting & Evaluation (monthly)
• Performance Mgt (quarterly)
• Assessment Culture Index Unit &
Individual (annually)
Commitment & Action Plan Understanding What & How Conviction & Personal Meaning
People behavior change which
drive high performance
EMBEDDING BEHAVIOR TO
PERFORMANCE
AKHLAK's behavior has become daily
behavior and has been included as a
system/procedure /policy in the
Company (Solid in people, Speed in
process, Smart in organization) so that
Great Ways of Working drives Great
EX & CX
• Implement the Action Plan
• Celebration & Recognition
STRENGTHENING FORMAL
PROCEDURES & SYSTEMS
Monitor living behavior
L E A R N I N G J O U R N E Y
Understanding Why
STAGE
ACTION
TONE OF THE TOP
• CHCO to All BOD in the
BODs meeting
• CHCO to all to Unit Leaders
through Official
Memorandum and group
chat
• CHCO to all employees
through various media, i.e
Telkom Talks event, fire
briefing.
DISSEMINATION:
• Senior Leader Unit
cascading sharing to
employees
• Team Culture sharing to
Culture Agents
• Mass Communication:
Corporate Portal, Corp.
Social Media, e-mail blast
AKHLAK's Core Values internalization activities are carried out using a Change Management approach to ensure the effectiveness of its programs.
(Adaptation from Managing Change :“Kurt Lewin’s Model of Change )
Done
Finding Why Living
CHANGE FREEZE
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SOSIALISASI & FORMALISASI
24
05 Juli 2020
CHCO Talks ke seluruh
karyawan TelkomGroup
07 Juli 2020
Sosialisasi CHCO
ke seluruh BOD
09 Juli 2020
CHCO Sharing Session
ke Unit-Unit
17 Juli 2020
Nota Dinas CHCO
untuk menjalankan
Core Values AKHLAK
23 Juli 2020
CEO Direction & Ikrar
Komitmen Implementasi
Corev Values AKHLAK
16 Sept 2020
Peraturan Perusahaan
tentang Core Values
AKHLAK
Komunikasi melalui berbagai Media Perusahaan
Portal News
Highlight informasi kepada
karyawan TelkomGroup
SocialMediaInternal
Diarium sebagai
platform utama social
media internal
Emailblast
Email blast ke seluruh
karyawan TelkomGroup Penyampaian
melalui Group
Chat Unit
Group chat
Management
SharingSession
Diseminasi kepada Senior
Leader, Culture Agent, karyawan,
karyawan baru, peserta
development program
Unit
SharingSession
Diseminasi oleh
Pimpinan Unit dan
Culture Agent
Artefak
Pembuatan arfefak baik
digital maupun off-line
(Screensaver, poster,
banner)
Game&Challenge
Update info melalui
gamification agar
menyenangkan
Komunikasi dan Arahan BOD
FORMALIZATION : IKRAR AKHLAK SEBAGAI CORE VALUES & ROLE MODELLING
Rapim TelkomGroup II
Sosialisasi nilai – nilai perusahaan
secara daring kepada karyawan
terbanyak
21.945 orang
Deklarasi komitmen nilai – nilai
perusahaan secara virtual oleh
karyawan terbanyak
22.159 orang
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HOW WE SET UP
FLEXIBLE
ORGANIZATION
Business transformation and pandemic Covid-19 makes Telkom need to rapidly adapt and speed up the transformation process.
Pandemic is an opportunity for Telkom to accelerate behavior change, the way we learn and growing faster
THIS PANDEMIC SPEED UP THE TRANSFORMATION PROCESS
24%
1. Pemeliharaan Jaringan
2. Customer Service Walk In
3. Instalasi Perangkat
4. Safety & Security
5. Administrasi
WORK FROM OFFICE
1. Strategic Planning
2. Programmer
3. Digital
4. Human Capital
5. Keuangan
WORK FROM HOME
TERPAKSA TERBIASA LUAR BIASA
L e s s o n L e a r n t
Flexible Working Arrangement (FWA)
Monitoring & Evaluation
DIARIUM AS HC SUPER APPS
COE Reduced
• Revenue:
slightly achieve from target
• EBITDA & Net Income:
achieve above target & growing
from last year
*Performance Report Q3/2020
Productivity Impact Cost Impact
One of the most promising ways of unlocking flexibility is by moving away from traditional modes of organisation towards
multidisciplinary teams who are empowered to make decisions without navigating traditional hierarchies.
HCM Initiatives to Leaning The Organization
ROADMAP FLEXIBLE ORGANIZATION
4
SOURCE: Deloitte
• Ne
tworkedT
eams
• Realignselectexistingstructuresinto
self-managed,networkedteams,
focusedonaspecificoutcome
• Adoptacollaborativesystemsmindset
• C
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socialtechnologyasamechanismto
keeptheorganizationconnected
• QuickChange,FlexibleResource,focus
onaction,end-to-endaccountability
(TRIBE)
(Squad)
(TRIBE Leader)
• Networked Teams
• Realign select existing
structures into self-
managed, networked
teams, focused on a specific
outcome
• Adopt collaborative systems
mindset
• Create an ecosystem of
open talent with a fail-fast
perspective and harnesy
social technology as
mechanism to keep the
organization connected
• Quic change, flexible
resource, focus on action,
end to end accountability
PROJECT BASED CROSS-FUNCTIONAL TEAMS & EXPERIMENTATION HUBS
31
“Cross Function and Flexible Organization” : Transformation from Organization as “machine” into
Organization as “organism”. Startup organization is adopted in tribes/squads.
IMPLEMENTING FLEXIBLE ORGANIZATION TO AIM THE OPTIMIZATION OF
RESOURCE THROUGH BI-MODEL ORGANIZATION
• FO principles must be adjusted with the
established systems within the organization
• The current organization is too structural
• Resource is done by availabity instead of
capability
• The Funding process is based on yearly cycle,
and no specific allocation for FO
implementation
• Success measure of project is not evaluated
• Hard to be implemented, all the enabling
mechanisms should be ready
• Takes a longer time to set a separate
entitiy as the B-Organization (Flexible
Organization)
• Company stays agile + nimble. Teams
are formed & disbanded quickly
• May build a digital CX Group, open for
the gig workers
• Horizontal coordination, highly
aligned, looslely coupled team, open
information flow, minimum of
organization layers
• Relatively easy to be implemented
by building digital mindset, adoptive
a WOW for projects, optimizing
Esperantum, and revamp
performance management.
• Opportunities for Telkom to move
faster, especially to units that
requires faster time to market.
CURRENT ORGANIZATION
B - ORGANIZATION
FO implementation as the new way of working
Fully FO implementation in a separate legal entity
PRO’S CON’S
CURRENT / PROPOSED
IMPEMENTATION
MYINDIHOMETRIBE
(CFU CONS)
ENTERPRISEDIGITALTRIBE
(CFU ENT)
DDS
(Divisi Digital Service)
PRO’S CON’S
CURRENT / PROPOSED
IMPEMENTATION
Project Based Cross Functional Teams &
Experimentation Hubs
CURRENT
Organization
Customer Mission Based Teams Supported by
Core Functions
B Organization
FLEXIBLE WORKING ARRANGEMENT (FWA) JOURNEY
2017-2019 2020 2021
Supporting Regional
Government Program
Employee Safety
& Ensure Business Continuity
Business Continuity &
Digital Ways of Working
OBJECTIVE
Flexible Time
Flexible Working
Arrangement
(All Unit) Apr - Now
Full Implementation Flexible
Working Arrangement
OPERATING
MODEL
Traffic Jam Jakarta
Telkom Business
Domain Change Covid-19
CSS SI 8 A – Align Ways of
Working Under Digital Age
DRIVER
Employee Shuttle Bus,
Notebook for All Employee,
Support Facility Allowance
For Staff, Enhancing Diarium
Technology Solution &
Technology Infrastructure
(cyber security)
SUPPORTING
FACILITY
Arrangement depend on
head of unit
Emergency arrangement
because of Covid-19
FWA managed by system
RULES
Arrangement depend on
head of unit
Upgrading Bandwidth
Internet Access Facility
Flexible Working
Arrangement
(11 Unit) Jan - Mar
Enhance Employee
Productivity
& Cost Saving
Flexible Working Arrangement (FWA) is a way of working for employees that are tailored to the needs of the company and the type of work performed,
Employee can choose to do work from the office (Working From Office - WFO), work from home (Working From Home - WFH) or a combination of
working at the office and at home (HYBRID)
1. Purpose and principles
Define a sharp target vision of what remote work should look like for the company
2. Remote Work Models
Rotation Dynamic: Types of remote-working models, depending on the amount of time
spent away from the office and the degree of flexibility it gives workers.
Role Allocation: The criteria to decide job allocation based on eligibility, teaming, track
ability, end goals, maturity, employee proficiency and preferences
3. Trust Based Management
The shifting from the measurement of worker inputs, such as hours worked and time
spent in the office, to measuring worker output, such as the achievement of preset
goals alongside the quality and timeliness of the work
4. Remote Working Practices – Training FWA OKR
Practices working remotely inspired by agile way of working (Stand Up Meeting,
Online Collaboration Tools)
5. Leadership & Culture
Give employees more autonomy and to be more empowered. The remote leader of
the future will need to be inspiring, caring, and empathetic.
6. Technology Solutions
Providing devices & hybrid workspaces, Collaboration tools,
performance management tools, social and learning tools
7. Technology Infrastructure
Providing Technology Infrastructure such as internet access, modern
data platform, cyber security
Sources: BCG analysis, October 2020
7 Dimension of Flexible Working Arrangement
35
Source : BCG analysis, 2020
There are 3 model of FWA. Companies expect half of employees to be working partially from home in the next 2 or 3 years.
FLEXIBLE WORKING ARRANGEMENT MODEL
36
There is the potential for reductions in office space and, thus, overhead costs. More than 40% of managers expect a
reduction in overhead costs, and 40% of them expect reductions of over 20%.
BCG survey suggests that remote working can be a key driver for recruiting talent and reducing attrition among workers.
• Increase focus: At the individual level, working remotely can reduce the distractions of a busy office environment,
helping employees concentrate.
• Greater flexibility: Productivity can be further enhanced by the flexibility remote allows. As workers are not as
constrained by location or time, they can rebalance their workloads more easily, and at lower personal cost.
• Reduced absenteeism: Finally, studies suggest remote work can reduce absenteeism, thanks to increased engagement.
Employees appreciate the fact that they can work from home even if they or their children have mild health issues, for
instance
THE WAR OF TALENT
COST SAVING
A PRODUCTIVE WORKFORCE
BENEFIT FOR
CORPORATE
Sources: BCG analysis, October 2020
Remote working can also improve employees’ lives by reducing their cost of living, without any additional cost to their
employers. Because they can work from home, they can avoid the cost of commuting and meals.
A FREE “COMPENSATION” BOOST
Working remotely can allow employees to enjoy a better lifestyle, with more time for personal pursuits and more
flexibility to work when they want to.
WORK LIFE BALANCE
BENEFIT FOR
EMPLOYEE
FLEXIBLE WORKING ARRANGEMENT BENEFIT
37
FLEXIBLE WORKING ARRANGEMENT READINESS
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8 PURPOSES &
PRINCIPLES
TRUST–BASED
MGT
REMOTE WORK
MODELS
TRAINING
COACHING,
COUNSELLING,
HEALTHCARE
CULTURE &
LEADERSHIP
TECH.
SOLUTION
TECH.
INFRASTRUCTURE
BUSINESS CONTINUITY
& DIGITAL WAYS OF
WORKING
HYBRID MODELS:
COMBINATION WFH & WFO
POLICY:
• FWA
• PMS (OKR)
• INTERNET ACCESS
• CYBER SECURITY
DIARIUM AS A SUPER APPS FOR:
• COLLABORATION TOOLS
• OKR TOOLS
• SOCIAL & LEARNING TOOLS
• FWA DASHBOARD
COMPANY DEVICE
(SEAT MANAGEMENT)
CONTACT CENTER
(HOTLINE, CHAT, EMAIL)
• MINDSET CHANGING
• ROLE MODELLING
• COMPETENCIES UPLIFTING
• OKR CHAMPION
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FWA – DIARIUM DASHBOARD
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OKR – DIARIUM DASHBOARD
40
42
Telkom Innovation Journey
ACTIVATION
2018
ECOSYSTEM
2019
ENGAGE CFU/FU
2020
LEADING
2021
- Launching Program HACKIdea
- Involving Culture Agent & Employee
as participant
- Dissemination Design Sprint in Unit by
Culture Agent
- Top 20 Get Golden Ticket to
AMOEBA
- Create Ecosystem Innovation
In Regional with AMA Satellite
- Engage Senior Leader in Area
(Telkom Regional)
- Running Innovation Incubation in
AMA Satellite
- Strengthening Innovation
Incubation in AMA Satellite
- Involving CFU/FU in Ecosystem
Innovation
Activated Innovation in daily
activities within Enterprise
Social Media with IdeaBox
- Anytime
- Anyone
- Support Business CFU/FU
- More Collaboration
- Database Innovation
342 Idea
719 Innovator
821 Idea
2.409 Innovator
1.448 Idea
3.992 Innovator
LEARNING
2017
Validated Design Thinking
(Design Sprint) as digital culture
booster
Living Innovation as BAU
(Company)
Linking Innovation to Business
(Business)
Adopting Innovation into
Operation (Organization)
Boosting Innovation within
Employees (Human)
Knowing Innovation
Pattern (Customer)
We Are Here !
43
Telkom Innovation Culture by IDEABOX
44
STARTUP INTAKE
SELECT
Co Working
Space
Global
Venture Capital
TelkomGroup
Digital Platform
TelkomGroup
Market Access
Funding Mentoring
BENEFIT FOR STARTUP
1,325+
Customers
48,024+
Talents
31+
Mentor Networks
186+
Startups
On Desk
Selection
Customer
validation
Product
validation
Business Model
Validation
Market
Validation
Collaboration
with TelkomGroup
POTENTIAL FOR INVESTMENT
Pitching
Selection
Register
INDIGO STARTUP JOURNEY
INCUBATE ACCELERATE & SCALE UP INTEGRATION
STARTUP DEVELOPMENT STAGES
TELKOM INNOVATION CULTURE
45
Indigo is initial-stage startup incubation program initiated by Telkom to embrace inorganic growth opportunities from
startup industry (Outside TelkomGroup) that provides mutual benefit for Telkom and startups in which Telkom will be able
to benefit growth potential and the startups will be able to accelerate their business utilizing Telkom's competitive
advantages.
2020
7.680
2.785
• Strengthening Innovation Incubation in AMA Satellite
• Involving CFU/FU in Ecosystem Innovation
Linking Innovation to Business (Business)
Design Thinking Scrum Meeting
Hack Idea is a massive idea generation culture
approach that gathers ideas from all
employees which could be based on paint
problems and proposed solutions. Prior to
submitting their ideas, employees are
required to learn from DigiLearn.
IdeaBox Digilearn
ACTIVATING MASSIVE INNOVATION CULTURE
TOOLS ENGAGE CFU/FU
selection
SELECT DEVELOP INCUBATE
upgrade
customer
validation
product
validation
ACCELERATE
business model
validation
market
validation
DEVELOP
scale up
& go to market
(Metra-net/Tribe)
TRANSFORMING INNOVATION CULTURE TO COMMERCE
Amoeba is a way to transform innovation
culture into commercialization model applied
by Telkom to accelerate implementation of
innovation into commercialization which will
impact to business both internal digitization or
business digitalization.
WHAT WE DO
Build People Build Business Build System
146
Inovasi
13
Graduate
TELKOM INNOVATION CULTURE
46
47
Telkom Innovation
Kompetisi Inovasi untuk Internal karyawan Telkom Group, diadakan
sejak 2018.
Rangkaian acaranya meliputi:
• Talent Booster
• Idea Generation & Submission
• Idea Development (incl. mentoring)
• Celebration (HackFest)
Point Ingenium &
CBHRM
AMA Hub sebagai pusat pengelolaan inovasi.
AMA Satellite disetiap Area 1-7, ditamah AMA Corpu, AMOEBA
EBIS, AMOEBA YPT dan AMOEBA Mitratel
Kegiatan yang dilakukan meliputi:
• AMA Satllite Up Grading
• Talent Booster
• Selection (Sidang Komite)
• Idea Development (incl. mentoring)
Platform social media inovasi, di mana seluruh karyawan dapat
menyampaikan idenya kapan pun, dan setiap ide bisa dilihat siapa
pun, berkomentar, menyampaikan masukan, serta setiap Pimpinan
bisa menjadi Promotor untuk meng-eksekusi ide yang dinilai
memiliki potensi untuk segera dikembangkan.
Penghargaan bagi para Inovator melalui
point CBHRM, selain tentunya berbagai
kesempatan lainnya, seperti:
• Penghargaan dalam HackFest
• Mewakili perusahaan dalam lomba
inovasi
ACHIEVEMENT
2018 - 2021 7.680 2.785
GRADUATION 13Inovasi
Barometer Innovation Culture di
BUMN melalui program
AMOEBA
1st Kategori Social Innovation
2nd Technology Breakthrough
EVENT
ORGANIZATION
PLATFORM
SUPPORTING
SYSTEM
Management
Badge Ingenium
Submision = 25%
Top 150 = 50%
Top 100 = 75%
Top 20 = 100%
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TECH
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GOVERN
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• Direction
• Sponsor
• Enabler
• Research Partner
• Funding
• Implementer
• Enabler
• Research Partner
• Sourcing
• Feedback
• Research & Innovation
Partner
• Sourcing
• Feedback
• Global Partner
• Transfer Knowledge
• Enabler
• Funding
Main Apps for Talent Development Cycle
Super app as
Monitoring FWA
OKR
Employee’s Touchpoint
✓ Absence
✓ Health Status
✓ Daily Job Tracking
✓ etc.
PERSONALIZED HR TOUCH POINT
DIARIUM
✓ Assessment Result
✓ Employee Career Plan
✓ Succession & Devt Plan
✓ Profile Match Up score
TALENT INFORMATION
Digital Learning Platforms to
Enhance Personal Mastery
Implement at Setneg & BUMN
Academy scholarship
PERSONALIZED LEARNING
web-based knowledge
sharing repository,
competency center, and
virtual discussion
39.182 Repositories
KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT
Online sharing
from various expert
for Indonesia
28 series
200+ speakers
EXPERT INSIGHT
Virtual Learning
Interactive Class
A Brand-New immersive
learning experience
VIRTUAL LEARNING CLASS
Supporting Tools & Platform
Micro Learning:
The gateway to human
knowledge in hand
2.435 Videos
VIDEO LEARNING
Onsite & Online knowledge sources repository
13.884 books
1.435 e-books
275 e-journals
761 case studies
DIGITAL LIBRARY
INNOVATION MANAGEMENT
PLATFORM
1.556 Idea
2.511 User Submit
*Update 01/07/21
Media sosial inovasi untuk dapat
menyampaikan idea dan berkolaborasi
untuk mengembangkannya.
TECHNOLOGY (SUPER APPS & SUPPORTING DIGITAL TOOLS)
52
INGENIUM 2.0 – Talent Management System
53
INGENIUM 2.0 – Talent Management System
54
MYDIGILEARN
55
MYDIGILEARN
56
DIARIUM APPS & DASHBOARD
57
COGNITIUM VIDEO
http://cognitium-video.telkom.co.id
“The gateway to human knowledge in
your hand”
2631
videos
DIGITAL LEARNING
http://digitallearning.telkom.co.id
“Anytime – anywhere web-based
interactive learning classified by
stream“
435 courses
“A web-based knowledge sharing
repository, competency center, and
virtual discussion”
33,828 repositories
COGNITIUM LMS
http://corpu.telkom.co.id
“A Learning Management System
(LMS) as the learning portal &
integration towards all Knowledge
System in Telkom”
KAMPIUN
http://kampiun.telkom.co.id
DISTANCE
LEARNING
“Online class to deliver learning process with
mentor and other learners”
WEBINAR
“Web-based live seminar: Face to face learning on
your personal computer”
DIGITAL LIBRARY
http://cognitium-library.telkom.co.id/
“Onsite & Online knowledge
sources repository”
13,884 books
1,974 e-books
275 e-journals
761 case studies
COGNITIUM – TELKOM DIGITAL LEARNING SERVICE & FEATURES
58
E-LEARNING TELKOM
59
HC WIKI – Policy Repository
60
COMPETENCY ASSESSMENT : CBHRM
61
62
HC DASHBOARD : EMPORIUM
The Telkom Hub
63
64
CULTURE IS NOT EVENT !
IT’S ABOUT THE WAY WE WORK
And INNOVATION
IT’S PART OF COMPANY BREATH
Thank You.

Managing Talents in Creative Industry.pdf

  • 1.
    Talent Management For CreativeBusiness Agility Use case : Telkom Indonesia Dr. Ir. Dwi Heriyanto B. MT
  • 3.
    ENTERING THE INDUSTRIALREVOLUTION 5.0 “Manusia perlu memiliki mindset, skillset, dan toolset baru agar tak hanya relevan dan mampu bertahan, namun juga terus bertumbuh dan berkembang. Alex Denni INDUSTRI 5.0 Recombining Man-Machine Artificial Intelligence to encourage interaction automation to customers Personalized customer-experience Clerical job automation. Some work will be lost. Agile business strategy to respond the speed of business change. INDUSTRI 1.0 Industrial revolution INDUSTRI 2.0 Knowledge and information era INDUSTRI 3.0 Computer and Internet INDUSTRI 4.0 Pasca-PC/Mobile/Digital 22 ENTERING THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION 5.0 Source : Learning 5.1 Duluan Tiba Di Masa Depan Dr. Alex Denni, Triaji Prio Pratomo, MBAc “Manusia perlu memiliki mindset, skillset, dan toolset baru agar tak hanya relevan dan mampu bertahan, namun juga terus bertumbuh dan berkembang. Alex Denni INDUSTRI 5.0 Recombining Man-Machine Artificial Intelligence to encourage interaction automation to customers Personalized customer-experience Clerical job automation. Some work will be lost. Agile business strategy to respond the speed of business change. INDUSTRI 1.0 Industrial revolution INDUSTRI 2.0 Knowledge and information era INDUSTRI 3.0 Computer and Internet INDUSTRI 4.0 Pasca-PC/Mobile/Digital 22 ENTERING THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION 5.0
  • 4.
    Automation Technologies “… Fastforward and rapid recent advances in automation technologies, including artificial intelligence, autonomous systems, and robotics are now raising the fears anew—and with new urgency. … Cars that drive themselves, machines that read X-rays, and algorithms that respond to customer- service inquiries are all manifestations of powerful new forms of automation. ” Recent Researches “… di tahun 2030, diprediksi 15-20jt pekerja Indonesia usia 30-35th akanterdampak/ tergantikan oleh Automation“ . McKinsey Global Institute. “… pekerja dengan pendidikanmenengah – bawahakan lebih merasakan dampaknya“ McKinsey Global Institute, 2017. INDUSTRY 4.0 CREATES NEW FEARS 4
  • 5.
    HC 1.0 • Careerpromotion based on tenure & experience, the longer the more eligible to promote • Seniority came first • HR Era in similar industry competition • Began introducing measurement instruments, relying on performance criteria as the main instruments • Productivity is undeniable evidence • Competency as a tool to measure potential, where the assessment results are the second dimension after the performance which maps each employee in which quadrant • That quadrants determines the fate of high-performing and high-potential who will promote faster • Human Being Empowerment which talks about Agility, Flexibility, Cross- Mobility, Collaboration, and Idea Meritocracy which are in line with digitalization of Industry 4.0 • No longer talks about Stability, Certainty, Competition, Silo Mentality, but creative innovative with systemic big impact HC 4.0 HC 3.0 HC 2.0 Characteristic features in H.C 4.0 : Agility, Flexibility, Cross-Mobility, Collaboration, and Idea Meritocracy HUMAN CAPITAL 4.0 5
  • 6.
    The company asa personal career partner In the Only Humanity Matters scenario, companies are personal career partners for their employees. The return to old values and more stringent data regulations paired with a positive economic outlook results in personalized HR processes where human interaction is still the key. In an Old School in a New Sharing World, employers are interchangeable. At the same time, stagnating economic development and difficulties in automating HR solutions have made employers reluctant to invest in their workforce. In Welcome to 1984, the relationship between employers and employees has been reduced to a mere exchange of work for money. Combined with a high level of automation in the HR department, this leads to standardized, low cost HR solutions In the HR 4.0 scenario, most HR solutions are highly automated and employers are investing in recruiting and retaining the best talent. This leads to customized offerings and a thriving relationship between employers and employees. The company as one of many workplace providers Scenario matrix to describe the future of Human Resources THE FUTURE OF HUMAN RESOURCES Source : The future of Human Resources: A glimpse into the future, Delloitte 6
  • 7.
    1. Performing routinejobs, codifiable tasks, repetitive, dangerous, and cognitively monotonous work 2. Involve physical activities in highly structured and predictable environments, as well as the collection and processing of data. 3. Middle-skill jobs: middle- skilled cognitive and manual activities CAN BE AUTOMATED 1. Jobs require adaptability, creativity, and tasks requiring flexibility, judgment, and common sense 2. Expert Thinking – solving new problems for which there are no routine solutions 3. Complex Communication – persuading, explaining, conveying a particular interpretation of information CAN NOT BE AUTOMATED Job Characteristic That Can (not) be Automated JOB AUTOMATION 7
  • 8.
    INDUSTRY ECOSYSTEM ISCHANGING The digital disruption has already happened.
  • 9.
    Source: Kantor Indonesia,Menteri Koordinator bidang Perekonomian This pandemic has impacted on many aspects, on the other hand this condition can be seen as on opportunity for Telkom PANDEMIC IS COMING & IT CHANGES BEHAVIOR & ATTITUDE
  • 10.
    Digital business requirescompanies to act and respond faster than they ever have before… TRANSFORM FROM TRADITIONAL INTO DIGITAL 10
  • 11.
    Source : DelloiteHR Trends 2020, Future ofWork Post Covid Gartner Trends CRITICAL SKILL & COMPETENCY HR NEEDS TO Organization will focus on preparing critical skills & competency for digital and functional talent. Organizations will shift from trying to ‘predict’ (targeting a specific set of future skills) to ‘responding’ (structuring such that they can quickly course correct with change). 1. Focus on preparing critical skill & digital competency for digital and functional talent. 2. Be more agile responding change “Focus on critical skill & enhance digital competency” CURRENT & FUTURE LEADERSHIP HR NEEDS TO Leaders will need to lead effective, long term digital transformation. Organizations will need to reevaluate which roles should have succession plans in place, and may expand the range of roles considered as part of the development paths for potential future successors of these roles. 1. Prepare leaders to excel in digital transformation. 2. Prepare succession plan and development path for successors. “Prepare succession plan to shape digital leaders” DIGITAL CULTURE HR NEEDS TO Digitalization is seen as the most important driver for cultural change. Digital culture, competencies and behaviours will enable human beings to leverage and use digital environments to the max. 1. Make sure digital culture is leverage trough digitalization 2. Embrace agility and flexibility to execute change management in organization transformation. “Be agile & Transform to Digital Culture and Innovation & Creative Mindset” PEOPLE CULTURE “Create Employee Experience thru Employee Journey maps and flexible working arrangement” HR NEEDS TO Organizations will need to create new "employee journey maps" for the remote world. Organizations that have more flexibility will need to think of the remote experience, the office experience, and the mixed experience. 1. HR leaders must facilitate talent mobility across the organization to deliver on employee experience 2. Implementation Flexible Working Arrangement. EMPLOYEE EXPERIENCE Despite of the challenges, Global HR Trends are focusing to help the company grow through People & Culture initiatives… 11 Nowadays Challenge
  • 12.
    Source: Process formDeloitte Tech Trend2020 , Deloitte HR Trends 2020, Gartner, *Learning 5.1 Duluan Tiba DiMasa Depan – Dr. Alex Denni, Triaji Prio Pratomo, MBA ORGANIZATION DESIGN HR NEEDS TO The cost of trapped resources has increased. Organizations will need to design roles and structures focused on outcomes, rather than tasks (process), to increase responsiveness and flexibility. Design roles and structures focused on outcomes, rather than tasks (process), to increase responsiveness and flexibility “Focused on Outcomes” HR MANAGEMENT FUNCTION HR NEEDS TO To quickly deploy HR assets to solve challenges that come up, HR leaders will increasingly shift to agile operating models and problem solving. HR leaders will need to simplify bureaucracy. 1. Shift to agile operating models and problem solving 2. Simplify bureaucracy “Agile operating model” KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT HR NEEDS TO Rapid technological advances have poised knowledge management to evolve from a static, back-office activity focused on documenting and warehousing information to a dynamic, AI-powered platform that enables organizations to create, understand, and act on knowledge more effectively than ever before. Build effective Knowledge Management System and integrate powered with AI-powered-platform “AI Knowledge Management System” TALENT ANALYTICS HR NEEDS TO Start using talent analytics in many areas to improve transparency & accuracy Current priorities on HR leaders are increasing investment in people (talent) analytics (improving talent analytics capabilities for HR staff; improving data quality, standardization and governance within HR; improving how internal clients use talent analytics) “Talent analytics” ORGANIZATION TECHNOLOGY 12 … and also organization and technology initiatives Nowadays Challenge
  • 13.
    5 BUMN Priority Programs Aspiration– Digital becoming a “National Agenda” “We need at least 9 million digital talents for the 15 years ahead. This needs great preparation to produce at least 600,000 people each year so we can establish an ecosystem that supports the growth of our digital talents,” Joko Widodo 03/08/2020 Telkom Group Portfolio’s Challenges Transforming into a Digital Telco Company need to restructure business portfolio to Digital Connectivity, Digital Platform and Digital Services and also increase digital capabilities (Digital skill, mindset & behavior) and build leader (Young & Female Leaders) who are capable to lead Digital Business Telco DigitalTelco 5 BUMN Priority Programs Menteri BUMN INDONESIA NATIONAL AGENDA
  • 14.
  • 15.
    Organizational culture hasbeen characterized by many authors * : • as something to do with people and the unique quality and style of the organization (Kilman et al; 1985), • and the way things are done in the organizations (Deal & Kennedy, 1982). • Sometimes, organization culture is also known as “corporate culture”. “Corporate Culture” is used to denote the more “commercialized” meaning of organizational culture (Deal & Kennedy, 1982) * Source : A ReviewPaper on Organizational Culture and Organizational Performance Ismael Younis Abu- Jarad International Journal of Business and Social Science Vol. 1 No. 3; December 2010 Culture is the common set of behaviors and underlying mindsets and beliefs that shape how people work and interact day to day. (McKinsey) What is Organizational Culture
  • 16.
  • 17.
    Why Culture Matters Culturestarts with what people do and how they do it. High-performing organizations distinguish themselves in how they do it. This cumulative effect of what is done and how it is done ultimately determines an organization’s performance. (McKinsey) From Culture to Performance
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    Why Culture Matters FourReasons Why Culture Matters 1. Culture correlates with performance. Based on our research of over 1,000 organizations that encompass more than three million individuals, those with top quartile cultures (as measured by our Organizational Health Index) post a return to shareholders 60 percent higher than median companies and 200 percent higher than those in the bottom quartile. 2. Culture is inherently difficult to copy. The quickening pace of innovation means that products and business models face the constant threat of being replicated. In this environment, the ultimate competitive advantage is a healthy culture that adapts automatically to changing conditions to find new ways to succeed. 3. Healthy cultures enable organizations to adapt. In a world where the one constant is change, culture becomes even more important because organizations with high-performing cultures thrive on change. The converse also holds true: Unhealthy cultures do not respond well to change. Our research shows that 70 percent of transformations fail, and 70 percent of those failures are due to culture-related issues. 4. Unhealthy cultures lead to underperformance…or worse. Over time, not only do unhealthy cultures foster lackluster performance, but they can be your undoing. Daily headlines attest, culture can bring corporate giants to their knees. (McKinsey)
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    STRUCTURE Ponsel (1995) Internet (1998) (2010) Digital Connectivity (2015) Digital Telco (2018- present) Suara & Text (…. – 1965) Satellite (1976) STRATEGY BUSINESS Followed by Followed by Perseroan Culture Org. People • Peluncuran Satelit Palapa untuk expand rural domestic & internasional • Melayani telepon & telex • Pendirian Telkomsel • Melayanai SMS, GPRS, MMS • IPO - Listing NYSE, BEI • Penerapan KSO • Telkomnet instant • Internet ADSL (speedy) • Indihome • Wifi.id • Telkom Vision, Groovia, UseeTV • Infrastruktur & ekosistem digital • Digital connectivity, digital platform, digital services Broadband • Kabel Optic bawah laut • Telkom Nusantara Super Highway • Project true broadband access • Internet Business (1988) (1992) • TTWIDE (2019) • Budaya ARTI • Kebijakan 321 • Budaya BTP (1999) • TTW 135 (2009) • Telkom Way (2012) • AKHLAK (2020) • Territory Based • Centralization • De-centralization • Hybrid Penerapan KSO Divisi & Center Penguatan TREG Flat Organisasi (2008) (1995) (2012) (2015) • Kompetensi Network • Kompetensi Network & Satelit • Network & Satelit • Mobile 2G/3G/4G • IT • Kompetensi Network & Satelit • Mobile 2G/3G/4G • IT & Digital • Kompetensi Network & Satelit • Mobile 2G/3G/4G • IT &Digital • Mobile 2G/3G/4G • IT, Digital Skill • Digital Connectivity, Platform & Services There are always Great Leader behind Telkom Transformation, and most of them are developed from within…. and continue…. (1995-…) (1974) (1991) (1965) (1927) PERSEROAN Terbuka PERUMTEL PERSEROAN PNTEL PTT Telkom continues transform and innovate to maintain sustainability with increasingly short period of time, Nurturing GREAT LEADER always be a part of Telkom’s Transformation Journey (Structure follow Strategy, Strategy follow Business) 20 TRANSFORM OR DIE
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    Memegang teguh kepercayaan yang diberikan Terusbelajar dan mengembangkan kapabilitas Saling peduli dan menghargai perbedaan Berdedikasi dan mengutamakan kepentingan Bangsa dan Negara Terus berinovasi dan antusias dalam menggerakkan ataupun menghadapi perubahan Membangun kerja sama yang sinergis 1. Memenuhi janji dan komitmen 2. Bertanggung jawab atas tugas, keputusan, dan tindakan yang dilakukan 3. Berpegang teguh kepada nilai moral dan etika. 4. Meningkatkan kompetensi diri untuk menjawab tantangan 5. Membantu orang lain belajar 6. Menyelesaikan tugas dengan kualitas terbaik 7. Menghargai setiap orang apapun latar belakangnya 8. Suka menolong orang lain 9. Membangun lingkungan kerja yang kondusif 10. Menjaga nama baik sesama karyawan, pimpinan, BUMN, dan Negara 11. Rela berkorban untuk mencapai tujuan yang lebih besar 12. Patuh kepada pimpinan sepanjang tidak bertentangan dengan hukum dan etika 13. Cepat menyesuaikan diri untuk menjadi lebih baik 14. Terus-menerus melakukan perbaikan mengikuti perkembangan teknologi 15. Bertindak proaktif. 16. Memberi kesempatan kepada berbagai pihak untuk berkontribusi 17. Terbuka dalam bekerja sama untuk menghasilkan nilai tambah 18. Menggerakkan pemanfaatan berbagai sumber daya untuk tujuan bersama Panduan Perilaku Definisi Contoh Perilaku Telkom Group Penjabaran dari Panduan Perilaku AKHLAK sesuai karakteristik TELKOMGROUP
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    CORE VALUES PANDUANPERILAKU CONTOH PERILAKU AKHLAK TELKOMGROUP AMANAH Memegang teguh kepercayaan yang diberikan 1. Memenuhi janji dan komitmen 2. Bertanggung jawab atas tugas, keputusan, dan tindakan yang dilakukan 3. Berpegang teguh kepada nilai moral dan etika. 1. Memenuhi janji dan komitmen untuk memberikan pelayanan terbaik dan solusi atas kebutuhan serta permasalahan pelanggan. (Integrity, Customer Centricity) 2. Bertanggung jawab dalam mengambil keputusan dan bertindak secara objektif berbasiskan data, mulai dari proses perencanaan, pelaksanaan, pengendalian, dan evaluasi perbaikan. (Integrity & Data-drivenness) 3. Bertindak jujur dan berpegang teguh kepada nilai moral dan etika secara konsisten, serta menjadi contoh (role model) di lingkungan kerja, keluarga, dan masyarakat. (Leader as a father) KOMPETEN Terus belajar dan mengembangkan kapabilitas 4. Meningkatkan kompetensi diri untuk menjawab tantangan 5. Membantu orang lain belajar 6. Menyelesaikan tugas dengan kualitas terbaik 4. Meningkatkan kompetensi diri untuk memberikan hasil terbaik bagi perusahaaan yang melebihi kompetitor. (Always the Best) 5. Membantu orang lain belajar untuk meningkatkan kompetensi dalam mengantisipasi perkembangan bisnis dan kompetisi. (Energize People) 6. Menyelesaikan tugas dengan kualitas terbaik untuk mencapai target yang melebihi pertumbuhan industri dan mengantisipasi berbagai kemungkinan yang bisa terjadi di masa depan. (Always the best, Imagine) HARMONIS Saling peduli dan menghargai perbedaan 7. Menghargai setiap orang apapun latar belakangnya 8. Suka menolong orang lain 9. Membangun lingkungan kerja yang kondusif 7. Menghargai setiap orang dengan berbagai latar belakang dan menjadikan perbedaan sebagai kekuatan untuk mencapai tujuan bersama. (Solid, Harmony) 8. Suka menolong orang lain selama tidak bertentangan dengan hukum dan norma yang berlaku. (Spirit of giving) 9. Membangun lingkungan kerja yang kondusif, berpikiran positif, dan selalu terbuka untuk menerima keberagaman. (Open mind) LOYAL Berdedikasi dan mengutamakan kepentingan Bangsa dan Negara 10. Menjaga nama baik sesama karyawan, pimpinan, BUMN, dan Negara 11. Rela berkorban untuk mencapai tujuan yang lebih besar 12. Patuh kepada pimpinan sepanjang tidak bertentangan dengan hukum dan etika 10. Menjaga nama baik sesama Karyawan, Pimpinan, Perusahaan, dan Negara dalam menjalankan setiap aktivitas. (Totality) 11. Mendedikasikan seluruh potensi dan kemampuan diri di bidang teknologi telekomunikasi dan digital untuk memberikan manfaat dalam peningkatan nilai ekonomi dan dampak sosial untuk Indonesia. (Mega thinking) 12. Menjalankan tugas dan tanggung jawab yang diberikan oleh perusahaan dengan semangat yang tinggi sepanjang tidak bertentangan dengan hukum dan etika. (Enthusiasm, Action) ADAPTIF Terus berinovasi dan antusias dalam menggerakkan ataupun menghadapi perubahan 13. Cepat menyesuaikan diri untuk menjadi lebih baik 14. Terus-menerus melakukan perbaikan mengikuti perkembangan teknologi 15. Bertindak proaktif. 13. Mengubah mindset dan menyesuaikan diri dengan cepat terhadap perubahan lingkungan bisnis, perubahan teknologi, dan perubahan cara kerja untuk memenangkan persaingan. (Speed, Practices to be the winner) 14. Melakukan perbaikan berkelanjutan dengan mengikuti dan memanfaatkan perkembangan teknologi telekomunikasi dan digital secara tepat guna untuk memberikan manfaat yang sebesar-besarnya bagi perusahaan, bangsa, dan negara. (Digital Technology Leadership, continuouS improvement) 15. Bertindak proaktif, kreatif, dan inovatif untuk menemukan cara-cara baru serta mampu mengambil pelajaran dari kegagalan. (Smart, agilE Innovation) KOLABORATIF Membangun kerja sama yang sinergis 16. Memberi kesempatan kepada berbagai pihak untuk berkontribusi 17. Terbuka dalam bekerja sama untuk menghasilkan nilai tambah 18. Menggerakkan pemanfaatan berbagai sumber daya untuk tujuan bersama 16. Memberikan kesempatan kepada berbagai pihak untuk berkontribusi dan terlibat aktif dalam memberikan hasil yang terbaik dan melebihi ekspektasi Stakeholder. (Extraordinary result) 17. Mengembangkan kerjasama untuk meningkatkan kapasitas dan kapabilitas yang dimiliki untuk menghasilkan nilai tambah yang fokus pada pengembangan core business telekomunikasi dan digital. (Focus) 18. Membangun sinergi sumber daya di berbagai bidang secara efisien dan efektif untuk meningkatkan nilai ekonomi dalam mencapai tujuan bersama. (Synergy, Manage by Head) CONTOH PERILAKU CORE VALUES AKHLAK DI TELKOMGROUP 22
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    CULTURE: IMPLEMENTING MODEL FormalizationActivation Socialization UNFREEZE Make individual & organization ready for change Take steps to transition (for short and long term gains) Root the organization in processes, systems, behavior, etc Leaders Must Manage The Process ROLE MODELLING • BOD Commitment Pledge & all Employees for the implementation of AKHLAK Core Values • Role Model & Culture Agent Assignment • Leaders Talk Values • Leader’s Quote FORMAL PROCEDURES & SYSTEMS • Company Decree regarding Core Values AKHLAK • Performance Management System • Unit Assessment Program (Organizational Culture Health Index) • Individual Assessment Program (CBHRM-B) UNDERSTANDING & CONVICTION • Mass Communication • Telkom Talks • Handbook • Leader’s Quote • Communication Channel (Diarium, Email Blast, Portal) • Segmented Communication • Leaders Talk Values: Sharing Session Senior Leader Unit • Sharing Session Unit Culture UPGRADING SKILL & KNOWLEDGE (Competence) • Training AKHLAK for Top Leaders, Culture Agent, All Employees incl. New Employees • E-Learning AKHLAK UNDERSTANDING & CONVICTION Implement the Action Plan: • Daily: Culture Activation in each Unit based on Calendar of Culture Action • Monthly: Culture Game & Challenge • Semester: Innovation Culture Activation (Adaptif) by Hack Idea & Hack Fest Program • Annually: Social Movement (Harmonis) by #AyoBikinNyata Program Celebration & Recognition – Finding TheTelkom Group Culture Heroes FORMAL PROCEDURES & SYSTEMS Monitor effectiveness of change • Reporting & Evaluation (monthly) • Performance Mgt (quarterly) • Assessment Culture Index Unit & Individual (annually) Commitment & Action Plan Understanding What & How Conviction & Personal Meaning People behavior change which drive high performance EMBEDDING BEHAVIOR TO PERFORMANCE AKHLAK's behavior has become daily behavior and has been included as a system/procedure /policy in the Company (Solid in people, Speed in process, Smart in organization) so that Great Ways of Working drives Great EX & CX • Implement the Action Plan • Celebration & Recognition STRENGTHENING FORMAL PROCEDURES & SYSTEMS Monitor living behavior L E A R N I N G J O U R N E Y Understanding Why STAGE ACTION TONE OF THE TOP • CHCO to All BOD in the BODs meeting • CHCO to all to Unit Leaders through Official Memorandum and group chat • CHCO to all employees through various media, i.e Telkom Talks event, fire briefing. DISSEMINATION: • Senior Leader Unit cascading sharing to employees • Team Culture sharing to Culture Agents • Mass Communication: Corporate Portal, Corp. Social Media, e-mail blast AKHLAK's Core Values internalization activities are carried out using a Change Management approach to ensure the effectiveness of its programs. (Adaptation from Managing Change :“Kurt Lewin’s Model of Change ) Done Finding Why Living CHANGE FREEZE 23
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    SOSIALISASI & FORMALISASI 24 05Juli 2020 CHCO Talks ke seluruh karyawan TelkomGroup 07 Juli 2020 Sosialisasi CHCO ke seluruh BOD 09 Juli 2020 CHCO Sharing Session ke Unit-Unit 17 Juli 2020 Nota Dinas CHCO untuk menjalankan Core Values AKHLAK 23 Juli 2020 CEO Direction & Ikrar Komitmen Implementasi Corev Values AKHLAK 16 Sept 2020 Peraturan Perusahaan tentang Core Values AKHLAK Komunikasi melalui berbagai Media Perusahaan Portal News Highlight informasi kepada karyawan TelkomGroup SocialMediaInternal Diarium sebagai platform utama social media internal Emailblast Email blast ke seluruh karyawan TelkomGroup Penyampaian melalui Group Chat Unit Group chat Management SharingSession Diseminasi kepada Senior Leader, Culture Agent, karyawan, karyawan baru, peserta development program Unit SharingSession Diseminasi oleh Pimpinan Unit dan Culture Agent Artefak Pembuatan arfefak baik digital maupun off-line (Screensaver, poster, banner) Game&Challenge Update info melalui gamification agar menyenangkan Komunikasi dan Arahan BOD
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    FORMALIZATION : IKRARAKHLAK SEBAGAI CORE VALUES & ROLE MODELLING Rapim TelkomGroup II Sosialisasi nilai – nilai perusahaan secara daring kepada karyawan terbanyak 21.945 orang Deklarasi komitmen nilai – nilai perusahaan secara virtual oleh karyawan terbanyak 22.159 orang
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    Business transformation andpandemic Covid-19 makes Telkom need to rapidly adapt and speed up the transformation process. Pandemic is an opportunity for Telkom to accelerate behavior change, the way we learn and growing faster THIS PANDEMIC SPEED UP THE TRANSFORMATION PROCESS 24% 1. Pemeliharaan Jaringan 2. Customer Service Walk In 3. Instalasi Perangkat 4. Safety & Security 5. Administrasi WORK FROM OFFICE 1. Strategic Planning 2. Programmer 3. Digital 4. Human Capital 5. Keuangan WORK FROM HOME TERPAKSA TERBIASA LUAR BIASA L e s s o n L e a r n t Flexible Working Arrangement (FWA) Monitoring & Evaluation DIARIUM AS HC SUPER APPS COE Reduced • Revenue: slightly achieve from target • EBITDA & Net Income: achieve above target & growing from last year *Performance Report Q3/2020 Productivity Impact Cost Impact
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    One of themost promising ways of unlocking flexibility is by moving away from traditional modes of organisation towards multidisciplinary teams who are empowered to make decisions without navigating traditional hierarchies. HCM Initiatives to Leaning The Organization ROADMAP FLEXIBLE ORGANIZATION 4 SOURCE: Deloitte
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    • Ne tworkedT eams • Realignselectexistingstructuresinto self-managed,networkedteams, focusedonaspecificoutcome •Adoptacollaborativesystemsmindset • C reateaneco s y s temo fo p entalen tw ith afail-fastperspectiveandharness socialtechnologyasamechanismto keeptheorganizationconnected • QuickChange,FlexibleResource,focus onaction,end-to-endaccountability (TRIBE) (Squad) (TRIBE Leader) • Networked Teams • Realign select existing structures into self- managed, networked teams, focused on a specific outcome • Adopt collaborative systems mindset • Create an ecosystem of open talent with a fail-fast perspective and harnesy social technology as mechanism to keep the organization connected • Quic change, flexible resource, focus on action, end to end accountability PROJECT BASED CROSS-FUNCTIONAL TEAMS & EXPERIMENTATION HUBS 31 “Cross Function and Flexible Organization” : Transformation from Organization as “machine” into Organization as “organism”. Startup organization is adopted in tribes/squads.
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    IMPLEMENTING FLEXIBLE ORGANIZATIONTO AIM THE OPTIMIZATION OF RESOURCE THROUGH BI-MODEL ORGANIZATION • FO principles must be adjusted with the established systems within the organization • The current organization is too structural • Resource is done by availabity instead of capability • The Funding process is based on yearly cycle, and no specific allocation for FO implementation • Success measure of project is not evaluated • Hard to be implemented, all the enabling mechanisms should be ready • Takes a longer time to set a separate entitiy as the B-Organization (Flexible Organization) • Company stays agile + nimble. Teams are formed & disbanded quickly • May build a digital CX Group, open for the gig workers • Horizontal coordination, highly aligned, looslely coupled team, open information flow, minimum of organization layers • Relatively easy to be implemented by building digital mindset, adoptive a WOW for projects, optimizing Esperantum, and revamp performance management. • Opportunities for Telkom to move faster, especially to units that requires faster time to market. CURRENT ORGANIZATION B - ORGANIZATION FO implementation as the new way of working Fully FO implementation in a separate legal entity PRO’S CON’S CURRENT / PROPOSED IMPEMENTATION MYINDIHOMETRIBE (CFU CONS) ENTERPRISEDIGITALTRIBE (CFU ENT) DDS (Divisi Digital Service) PRO’S CON’S CURRENT / PROPOSED IMPEMENTATION Project Based Cross Functional Teams & Experimentation Hubs CURRENT Organization Customer Mission Based Teams Supported by Core Functions B Organization
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    FLEXIBLE WORKING ARRANGEMENT(FWA) JOURNEY 2017-2019 2020 2021 Supporting Regional Government Program Employee Safety & Ensure Business Continuity Business Continuity & Digital Ways of Working OBJECTIVE Flexible Time Flexible Working Arrangement (All Unit) Apr - Now Full Implementation Flexible Working Arrangement OPERATING MODEL Traffic Jam Jakarta Telkom Business Domain Change Covid-19 CSS SI 8 A – Align Ways of Working Under Digital Age DRIVER Employee Shuttle Bus, Notebook for All Employee, Support Facility Allowance For Staff, Enhancing Diarium Technology Solution & Technology Infrastructure (cyber security) SUPPORTING FACILITY Arrangement depend on head of unit Emergency arrangement because of Covid-19 FWA managed by system RULES Arrangement depend on head of unit Upgrading Bandwidth Internet Access Facility Flexible Working Arrangement (11 Unit) Jan - Mar Enhance Employee Productivity & Cost Saving Flexible Working Arrangement (FWA) is a way of working for employees that are tailored to the needs of the company and the type of work performed, Employee can choose to do work from the office (Working From Office - WFO), work from home (Working From Home - WFH) or a combination of working at the office and at home (HYBRID)
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    1. Purpose andprinciples Define a sharp target vision of what remote work should look like for the company 2. Remote Work Models Rotation Dynamic: Types of remote-working models, depending on the amount of time spent away from the office and the degree of flexibility it gives workers. Role Allocation: The criteria to decide job allocation based on eligibility, teaming, track ability, end goals, maturity, employee proficiency and preferences 3. Trust Based Management The shifting from the measurement of worker inputs, such as hours worked and time spent in the office, to measuring worker output, such as the achievement of preset goals alongside the quality and timeliness of the work 4. Remote Working Practices – Training FWA OKR Practices working remotely inspired by agile way of working (Stand Up Meeting, Online Collaboration Tools) 5. Leadership & Culture Give employees more autonomy and to be more empowered. The remote leader of the future will need to be inspiring, caring, and empathetic. 6. Technology Solutions Providing devices & hybrid workspaces, Collaboration tools, performance management tools, social and learning tools 7. Technology Infrastructure Providing Technology Infrastructure such as internet access, modern data platform, cyber security Sources: BCG analysis, October 2020 7 Dimension of Flexible Working Arrangement 35
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    Source : BCGanalysis, 2020 There are 3 model of FWA. Companies expect half of employees to be working partially from home in the next 2 or 3 years. FLEXIBLE WORKING ARRANGEMENT MODEL 36
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    There is thepotential for reductions in office space and, thus, overhead costs. More than 40% of managers expect a reduction in overhead costs, and 40% of them expect reductions of over 20%. BCG survey suggests that remote working can be a key driver for recruiting talent and reducing attrition among workers. • Increase focus: At the individual level, working remotely can reduce the distractions of a busy office environment, helping employees concentrate. • Greater flexibility: Productivity can be further enhanced by the flexibility remote allows. As workers are not as constrained by location or time, they can rebalance their workloads more easily, and at lower personal cost. • Reduced absenteeism: Finally, studies suggest remote work can reduce absenteeism, thanks to increased engagement. Employees appreciate the fact that they can work from home even if they or their children have mild health issues, for instance THE WAR OF TALENT COST SAVING A PRODUCTIVE WORKFORCE BENEFIT FOR CORPORATE Sources: BCG analysis, October 2020 Remote working can also improve employees’ lives by reducing their cost of living, without any additional cost to their employers. Because they can work from home, they can avoid the cost of commuting and meals. A FREE “COMPENSATION” BOOST Working remotely can allow employees to enjoy a better lifestyle, with more time for personal pursuits and more flexibility to work when they want to. WORK LIFE BALANCE BENEFIT FOR EMPLOYEE FLEXIBLE WORKING ARRANGEMENT BENEFIT 37
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    FLEXIBLE WORKING ARRANGEMENTREADINESS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 PURPOSES & PRINCIPLES TRUST–BASED MGT REMOTE WORK MODELS TRAINING COACHING, COUNSELLING, HEALTHCARE CULTURE & LEADERSHIP TECH. SOLUTION TECH. INFRASTRUCTURE BUSINESS CONTINUITY & DIGITAL WAYS OF WORKING HYBRID MODELS: COMBINATION WFH & WFO POLICY: • FWA • PMS (OKR) • INTERNET ACCESS • CYBER SECURITY DIARIUM AS A SUPER APPS FOR: • COLLABORATION TOOLS • OKR TOOLS • SOCIAL & LEARNING TOOLS • FWA DASHBOARD COMPANY DEVICE (SEAT MANAGEMENT) CONTACT CENTER (HOTLINE, CHAT, EMAIL) • MINDSET CHANGING • ROLE MODELLING • COMPETENCIES UPLIFTING • OKR CHAMPION PRO C E S S T E C H N O L O G Y PEOPLE HOME SECURITY CSS 2021-2025 pada SI 8.A
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    42 Telkom Innovation Journey ACTIVATION 2018 ECOSYSTEM 2019 ENGAGECFU/FU 2020 LEADING 2021 - Launching Program HACKIdea - Involving Culture Agent & Employee as participant - Dissemination Design Sprint in Unit by Culture Agent - Top 20 Get Golden Ticket to AMOEBA - Create Ecosystem Innovation In Regional with AMA Satellite - Engage Senior Leader in Area (Telkom Regional) - Running Innovation Incubation in AMA Satellite - Strengthening Innovation Incubation in AMA Satellite - Involving CFU/FU in Ecosystem Innovation Activated Innovation in daily activities within Enterprise Social Media with IdeaBox - Anytime - Anyone - Support Business CFU/FU - More Collaboration - Database Innovation 342 Idea 719 Innovator 821 Idea 2.409 Innovator 1.448 Idea 3.992 Innovator LEARNING 2017 Validated Design Thinking (Design Sprint) as digital culture booster Living Innovation as BAU (Company) Linking Innovation to Business (Business) Adopting Innovation into Operation (Organization) Boosting Innovation within Employees (Human) Knowing Innovation Pattern (Customer) We Are Here !
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    STARTUP INTAKE SELECT Co Working Space Global VentureCapital TelkomGroup Digital Platform TelkomGroup Market Access Funding Mentoring BENEFIT FOR STARTUP 1,325+ Customers 48,024+ Talents 31+ Mentor Networks 186+ Startups On Desk Selection Customer validation Product validation Business Model Validation Market Validation Collaboration with TelkomGroup POTENTIAL FOR INVESTMENT Pitching Selection Register INDIGO STARTUP JOURNEY INCUBATE ACCELERATE & SCALE UP INTEGRATION STARTUP DEVELOPMENT STAGES TELKOM INNOVATION CULTURE 45 Indigo is initial-stage startup incubation program initiated by Telkom to embrace inorganic growth opportunities from startup industry (Outside TelkomGroup) that provides mutual benefit for Telkom and startups in which Telkom will be able to benefit growth potential and the startups will be able to accelerate their business utilizing Telkom's competitive advantages.
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    2020 7.680 2.785 • Strengthening InnovationIncubation in AMA Satellite • Involving CFU/FU in Ecosystem Innovation Linking Innovation to Business (Business) Design Thinking Scrum Meeting Hack Idea is a massive idea generation culture approach that gathers ideas from all employees which could be based on paint problems and proposed solutions. Prior to submitting their ideas, employees are required to learn from DigiLearn. IdeaBox Digilearn ACTIVATING MASSIVE INNOVATION CULTURE TOOLS ENGAGE CFU/FU selection SELECT DEVELOP INCUBATE upgrade customer validation product validation ACCELERATE business model validation market validation DEVELOP scale up & go to market (Metra-net/Tribe) TRANSFORMING INNOVATION CULTURE TO COMMERCE Amoeba is a way to transform innovation culture into commercialization model applied by Telkom to accelerate implementation of innovation into commercialization which will impact to business both internal digitization or business digitalization. WHAT WE DO Build People Build Business Build System 146 Inovasi 13 Graduate TELKOM INNOVATION CULTURE 46
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    47 Telkom Innovation Kompetisi Inovasiuntuk Internal karyawan Telkom Group, diadakan sejak 2018. Rangkaian acaranya meliputi: • Talent Booster • Idea Generation & Submission • Idea Development (incl. mentoring) • Celebration (HackFest) Point Ingenium & CBHRM AMA Hub sebagai pusat pengelolaan inovasi. AMA Satellite disetiap Area 1-7, ditamah AMA Corpu, AMOEBA EBIS, AMOEBA YPT dan AMOEBA Mitratel Kegiatan yang dilakukan meliputi: • AMA Satllite Up Grading • Talent Booster • Selection (Sidang Komite) • Idea Development (incl. mentoring) Platform social media inovasi, di mana seluruh karyawan dapat menyampaikan idenya kapan pun, dan setiap ide bisa dilihat siapa pun, berkomentar, menyampaikan masukan, serta setiap Pimpinan bisa menjadi Promotor untuk meng-eksekusi ide yang dinilai memiliki potensi untuk segera dikembangkan. Penghargaan bagi para Inovator melalui point CBHRM, selain tentunya berbagai kesempatan lainnya, seperti: • Penghargaan dalam HackFest • Mewakili perusahaan dalam lomba inovasi ACHIEVEMENT 2018 - 2021 7.680 2.785 GRADUATION 13Inovasi Barometer Innovation Culture di BUMN melalui program AMOEBA 1st Kategori Social Innovation 2nd Technology Breakthrough EVENT ORGANIZATION PLATFORM SUPPORTING SYSTEM Management Badge Ingenium Submision = 25% Top 150 = 50% Top 100 = 75% Top 20 = 100%
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    49 T E CHHUB E COS YS T EM 1 2 B U M N C L U S T E R S T E C H N O L O GY PROVIDER C O M M U N I T Y ACADEMY B U S I N E S S TECH HUB GOVERN M E N T • Direction • Sponsor • Enabler • Research Partner • Funding • Implementer • Enabler • Research Partner • Sourcing • Feedback • Research & Innovation Partner • Sourcing • Feedback • Global Partner • Transfer Knowledge • Enabler • Funding
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    Main Apps forTalent Development Cycle Super app as Monitoring FWA OKR Employee’s Touchpoint ✓ Absence ✓ Health Status ✓ Daily Job Tracking ✓ etc. PERSONALIZED HR TOUCH POINT DIARIUM ✓ Assessment Result ✓ Employee Career Plan ✓ Succession & Devt Plan ✓ Profile Match Up score TALENT INFORMATION Digital Learning Platforms to Enhance Personal Mastery Implement at Setneg & BUMN Academy scholarship PERSONALIZED LEARNING web-based knowledge sharing repository, competency center, and virtual discussion 39.182 Repositories KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT Online sharing from various expert for Indonesia 28 series 200+ speakers EXPERT INSIGHT Virtual Learning Interactive Class A Brand-New immersive learning experience VIRTUAL LEARNING CLASS Supporting Tools & Platform Micro Learning: The gateway to human knowledge in hand 2.435 Videos VIDEO LEARNING Onsite & Online knowledge sources repository 13.884 books 1.435 e-books 275 e-journals 761 case studies DIGITAL LIBRARY INNOVATION MANAGEMENT PLATFORM 1.556 Idea 2.511 User Submit *Update 01/07/21 Media sosial inovasi untuk dapat menyampaikan idea dan berkolaborasi untuk mengembangkannya. TECHNOLOGY (SUPER APPS & SUPPORTING DIGITAL TOOLS) 52
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