In a market where industry barriers have collapsed and unlike static industrial era ratios that do not capture the dynamic relationships between businesses and value chains, SIMMETHOD industry agnostic composite indices measure the interactive relationships (competitive advantage) between businesses and value chains across business sectors and provide early warning alerts of threats and opportunities.
The SIMMETHOD Management Controllable Index is based on a basket of strategically-placed C-level sensors in the business processes and resources under management control plus the areas of the market where most value is being created.
The ongoing feedback from the management sensors acts as a GPS extending your line of vision to your value-chain and enables you to receive early warnings of threats, opportunities and the risk associated with your decisions.
In a market where industry barriers have collapsed and new competitors can come from many different industries, how do you measure and predict your future risk and performance and fend off current and future competitors?
Unlike static industrial era ratios that do not capture the dynamic relationships between businesses and value chains, SIMMETHOD industry agnostic composite indices measure the interactive relationships (competitive advantage) between businesses and value chains across business sectors and provide early warning alerts of threats and opportunities.
The SIMMETHOD Management Controllable Index is based on a basket of strategically-placed C-level sensors in the business processes and resources under management control plus the areas of the market where most value is being created.
The ongoing feedback from the management sensors acts as a GPS extending your line of vision to your value-chain and enables you to receive early warnings of threats, opportunities and the risk associated with your decisions.
In a market where industry barriers have collapsed and new competitors can come from many different industries, how do you measure and predict your future risk and performance and fend off current and future competitors?
Unlike static industrial era ratios that do not capture the dynamic relationships between businesses and value chains, SIMMETHOD industry agnostic composite indices measure the interactive relationships (competitive advantage) between businesses and value chains across business sectors and provide early warning alerts of threats and opportunities.
The 2011 Crisis Preparedness Study was published by Burson-Marsteller, a leading global public relations and communications firm, and its sister firm Penn Schoen Berland, a global research-based consultancy. The findings were presented at the EMEA Crisis Club for Crisis communications professionals in Barcelona.
The SIMMETHOD algorithms review business data and stockholders valuation-decisions across business sectors and build industry-agnostic indices in order to identify, measure, correlate and predict your strengths, weaknesses, risks and opportunities against your current and potential future competitors from inside or outside your industry.
Is LinkedIn performance predictable based on the SIMMETHOD Strategy and Execution Performance Predictive Indices, Risk Alerts and the 7 Laws of Growth and Value Creation?
C-level risk and performance metrics and ratios based on industrial-era analytics were not designed to capture intangible values or the dynamic relationships between businesses and their value chains
When the Best-In-Class and your SIMMETHOD C-Level indices are moving in opposite directions your ability to compete weakens in proportion to your widening gap to the Best-In-Class
The crowd sourced analytics and competitive intelligence of the Best In Class.
Amazon: laggard or Best In Class?
It all depends on the color of your metrics!
Apple's C-Suite Risk and Opportunity Alerts
In a market where industry-barriers have collapsed and new competitors can come from any industry:
How do you measure and predict your future risk and performance and
Fend-off current and future competitors?
Unlike static ratios that do not capture the dynamic relationships between Businesses, SIMMETHOD’s industry-agnostic composite indices:
Measure the interactive relationships (competitive advantage) between Businesses across multiple industries and
Provide early warning alerts of future threats and opportunities.
The 2011 Crisis Preparedness Study was published by Burson-Marsteller, a leading global public relations and communications firm, and its sister firm Penn Schoen Berland, a global research-based consultancy. The findings were presented at the EMEA Crisis Club for Crisis communications professionals in Barcelona.
The SIMMETHOD algorithms review business data and stockholders valuation-decisions across business sectors and build industry-agnostic indices in order to identify, measure, correlate and predict your strengths, weaknesses, risks and opportunities against your current and potential future competitors from inside or outside your industry.
Is LinkedIn performance predictable based on the SIMMETHOD Strategy and Execution Performance Predictive Indices, Risk Alerts and the 7 Laws of Growth and Value Creation?
C-level risk and performance metrics and ratios based on industrial-era analytics were not designed to capture intangible values or the dynamic relationships between businesses and their value chains
When the Best-In-Class and your SIMMETHOD C-Level indices are moving in opposite directions your ability to compete weakens in proportion to your widening gap to the Best-In-Class
The crowd sourced analytics and competitive intelligence of the Best In Class.
Amazon: laggard or Best In Class?
It all depends on the color of your metrics!
Apple's C-Suite Risk and Opportunity Alerts
In a market where industry-barriers have collapsed and new competitors can come from any industry:
How do you measure and predict your future risk and performance and
Fend-off current and future competitors?
Unlike static ratios that do not capture the dynamic relationships between Businesses, SIMMETHOD’s industry-agnostic composite indices:
Measure the interactive relationships (competitive advantage) between Businesses across multiple industries and
Provide early warning alerts of future threats and opportunities.
SIMMETHOD success metrics, leading indicators and risk alerts: Measuring and predicting SAP, Oracle and Salesforce risk and performance in the digital economy
In a market where industry-barriers have collapsed and new competitors can come from any industry, how do you measure and predict your future risk and performance and fend-off current and future competitors?
In a constantly changing market, how do you link the resources under your control (such as your Human Capital) to your desired business outcomes in order to fend off current and future competitors from inside and outside your industry?
From company business intelligence to predictive value chain business intelligence and from internally-focused and historically based risk and performance forecasting to leveraging the forecasting and analytics wisdom of the market Best In Class:
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SIMMETHOD provides predictive competitive intelligence linking the value chain via a common set of metrics enabling partners (suppliers, customers) to align their strategies and synchronize their business models, processes and execution.
SIMMETHOD risk and performance management global database is based on competitive intelligence measuring of external market forces that will have major risk and opportunities implications for you and your business.
In spite of billions of dollars spent on business intelligence and predictive analytics, there is mounting evidence that the industrial-era metrics we use to measure corporate risk and performance is failing the C-suite and slowing your decision making process down. IBM and Teradata case studies
“IBM on April missed Wall Street estimates for the first time since 2005 and started to laying off thousands of employees” Business Insider
“Where we have not transformed rapidly enough, we struggled. We have to step up at all levels” IBM’s CEO Virginia Rometty
Was IBM’s Performance Predictable?
Was Yahoo’s 2015 negative trend predictable in 2014 or driven by external circumstances beyond management control?
Non-compliance with SIMMETHOD’s 7 Laws Of Growth And Value Creation shows your areas of vulnerability and risk and when applied to your customers, it shows your opportunity to enhance their business value because:
“The real measure of your products and services is the value they add to your customers”, SIMMETHOD
Why do you need Industry Agnostic Leading indicators and Risk/Opportunities Alerts?
In an interdependent Market (like the Planets in the solar system) your current and future risk and performance are impacted by an ecosystem of constantly changing competitors coming from inside and outside your Industry.
Google's Case Study on Best-in-Class performance: Google’s strength in the Management Controllable Resources Index shows effective resource management and a strong ability to convert resources into Best-In-Class performance
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The missing link between, analytics, business intelligence and C-level trust: converting your analytics and business intelligence into your CFO most important business tool
In the outcomes economy, where you will need to deliver outcomes rather than products and services, linking your products and services to the success metrics of your customers’ CFO, will be a key asset and essential to your survival because the real measure of your products and services is the value they add to your customers.
Solving the Tower Of Babel syndrome in your business by aligning the metrics of your CIO and CMO to your CFO and your customers' CFOS. VMware and Cisco case study.
In Spite Of Billions Of Dollars Spent On Business Intelligence And Analytics, The Industrial Era Metrics We Use To Measure Business Risk And Performance Are Broken And Failing The C-suite
According to Business Insider “Big-time investors Chris Sacca and Fred Wilson From Union Square Ventures are at odds over Twitter’s future”. What the SIMMETHOD metrics are telling us?
Twitter 2015 Case Study: Connecting you with the success metrics of your customers' CFO, thus enabling you to directly contribute to their success
How long would it take for you and your Csuite to realize that your strategy is not being followed or that you have been outsmarted by a new competitor?
In spite of billions of dollars spent on business intelligence and predictive analytics why companies continue to fail or fail to perform?
The way we measure corporate risk and performance is broken and disconnected to the new drivers of value creation
Are your C-level risk and performance metrics and ratios based on industrial-era analytics that were not designed to capture intangible values or the dynamic industry-agnostic relationships between businesses and their value chains?
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Why do Businesses fail or fail to perform?
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•Operational and financial data is converted to industry agnostic strategy & execution, risk and performance indices using the 7 Laws of Growth, Best Practices and Value Creation as a framework and C-level crowd analytics
Convert data into industry- agnostic indices using SIMMETHOD’s 7 Laws framework and crowd analytics algorithms
•Strategy & execution performance predictive indices are used to select Best In Class companies across a range of industries within the SIMMETHOD business league table Select Best In Class in business league table
•Best In Class profiles with specific ratios, trends, gaps and risk alerts to highlight the most cost effective path to Best In Class performance and fend off current and future competitors.
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The following C-Level indices show SAP’s ability to:
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48. Is there a disconnect between your SIMMETHOD indices and your gap to the Best In Class profile?
Unlike your SIMMETHOD indices that holistically measure your strategy/execution or competitive position within a business league table, your gap to the Best In Class profiles provides: A specific C-Level ratio by ratio path to a moving Best In Class performance and risk management profile or your pre-established targets
Risk and opportunities alerts that can be acted upon to reduce the gap to the Best In Class, improve your performance , competitive advantage and reduce your risk level
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SIMMETHOD’s 2013 B-I-C average sales per employee is 1.4x higher than SAP
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•The 2013 to 2014 gap is widening and
•The crowd sourcing value per employee of the SIMMETHOD Best In Class is 2.6x higher than the SAP value per employee
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58. SIMMETHOD’s Disclaimer
•The purpose of the SIMMETHOD Strategy & Execution Performance Predictive Index and risk and opportunities alerts is not to make a business right or wrong but rather contribute towards the understanding of management actions in comparison to industry’s peers and the SIMMETHOD Best In Class.
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59. SIMMETHOD’s Disclaimer
•SIMMETHOD’s Strategy & Execution Performance Predictive Index and risk and opportunities alerts do not seek to be exact but rather serve as a conduit to ask better questions and seek better answers in the performance improvement, risk minimization and value creation journey.
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60. SIMMETHOD’s Disclaimer
•Sometimes, the value of a metric in itself does not provide the greatest of insights, but valuable actionable knowledge is gained from its ability to provide a trend or a common comparison yardstick with other businesses across a range of industries.
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61. SIMMETHOD’s Disclaimer
•This Presentation is for informational purpose only and SIMMETHOD shall not be liable for the contents of the Presentation or for any damage incurred or alleged to be incurred to any of the businesses included in the Presentation as a result of its content.
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62. SIMMETHOD Strategy & Execution Performance Predictive Index
In summary, are the:
•Strategy & Execution Performance Predictive Indices,
•Best In Class profiles,
•Risk and opportunity alerts and
•7 Laws of Growth and Value Creation good leading indicators of SAP threats, opportunities, risk and performance?
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63. SAP 2014 SIMMETHOD Risk and Performance Summary
Index
Value
Index trend
Index trend
vs. B-I-C
Gap to B-I-C & risk profile ratios
7 Laws compliance
Sales
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Overheads
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HR
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Cash/Debt
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Management Controllable Resources
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Minimum Company Business Model
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Value Creation
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Strategy/execution Performance Predictive
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64. The SIMMETHOD Algorithm and the 7 Laws of Growth and Value Creation
SIMMETHOD 7 Laws
Integration/alignment Crowd analytics inside/outside your industry Growth & value creation
Resource contribution to objectives
C-level Predictive performance & risk
Averages & positive trends
Minimum company /business model
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65. SIMMETHOD 2014 Industry and Business Trends
•SIMMETHOD’s Strategy & Execution Performance Predictive Indices and trends are not deterministic.
•Businesses that act on their SIMMETHOD leading indicators and risk alerts can improve their performance and risk levels to Best In Class levels.
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66. SIMMETHOD Risk and Opportunities Alerts
SIMMETHOD is in the top 1% of most viewed on Slideshare and has been “Hot” on LinkedIn, Twitter and Facebook 50 times.
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67. Jorge Oscar Tabacman jtabacman@gmail.com Twitter ID: SIMMETHOD
SIMMETHOD A new way to measure and predict the risk and performance of your business and alert you of new threats and opportunities
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