The document provides an introduction to systems thinking as a consulting tool. It discusses key concepts like dynamic complexity, reinforcing and balancing feedback loops, and how these concepts can be applied to analyze business problems. Systems thinking allows consultants to consider interrelated causes of issues rather than isolated factors, address root problems, and avoid short-term fixes that shift problems over the long run.
This document is the spring 2009 issue of the Telecom Journal, which includes articles on various telecommunications topics such as editor musings, wireless deployments, net neutrality, technology purchasing trends, rural broadband access, and tips for managing technology in tough economic times. One article discusses the challenges of offshoring software development, including the need for defined processes, tools to support collaboration and measurement, and investing in training to achieve higher capability maturity model levels in order to successfully partner with offshore development teams.
BDO provides payroll outsourcing services to small, medium, and large companies. It has over 50 years of experience in payroll processing and currently processes payroll for over 6,500 employees monthly. Outsourcing payroll to BDO allows companies to streamline resources, reduce costs, and ensure compliance with complex payroll regulations. BDO's managed payroll solution handles all aspects of payroll processing from calculations to tax filings and payments.
This document discusses People Risk Assessment & Yield (PRAY), a model for assessing and managing risks related to people in an organization. It notes that people risk is often overlooked despite people being at the core of many operational risks. The PRAY model takes a bottom-up approach to quantify people risks through various inputs from HR, recruitment/screening processes, incident reporting, and performance reviews. It aims to identify the 20% of people who account for 80% of risks. The PRAY model evaluates people based on their role, subordinates, and accountability for resources to determine appropriate actions like rewards, punishments, or training to manage people risks. The model can be implemented with different levels of complexity.
The document discusses post-merger integration (PMI) theory and best practices. It emphasizes the importance of [1] protecting the acquired company's key resources, processes, and values to preserve deal value, [2] balancing fast integration with maintaining the acquired company's culture, and [3] determining leadership and integration approaches tailored to each specific deal. The framework provides guidance on assessing integration risks and prioritizing issues based on importance and urgency.
The document provides tools for evaluating alternatives and making recommendations. It describes problem definition sheets to outline the key question and criteria. It also presents matrices to evaluate alternatives based on their market attractiveness and competitive position, as well as prioritize actions based on their impact and ease of implementation. The overall goal is to systematically analyze options and narrow down to the best solution.
The document provides an introduction to systems thinking as a consulting tool. It discusses key concepts like dynamic complexity, reinforcing and balancing feedback loops, and how these concepts can be applied to analyze business problems. Systems thinking allows consultants to consider interrelated causes of issues rather than isolated factors, address root problems, and avoid short-term fixes that shift problems over the long run.
This document is the spring 2009 issue of the Telecom Journal, which includes articles on various telecommunications topics such as editor musings, wireless deployments, net neutrality, technology purchasing trends, rural broadband access, and tips for managing technology in tough economic times. One article discusses the challenges of offshoring software development, including the need for defined processes, tools to support collaboration and measurement, and investing in training to achieve higher capability maturity model levels in order to successfully partner with offshore development teams.
BDO provides payroll outsourcing services to small, medium, and large companies. It has over 50 years of experience in payroll processing and currently processes payroll for over 6,500 employees monthly. Outsourcing payroll to BDO allows companies to streamline resources, reduce costs, and ensure compliance with complex payroll regulations. BDO's managed payroll solution handles all aspects of payroll processing from calculations to tax filings and payments.
This document discusses People Risk Assessment & Yield (PRAY), a model for assessing and managing risks related to people in an organization. It notes that people risk is often overlooked despite people being at the core of many operational risks. The PRAY model takes a bottom-up approach to quantify people risks through various inputs from HR, recruitment/screening processes, incident reporting, and performance reviews. It aims to identify the 20% of people who account for 80% of risks. The PRAY model evaluates people based on their role, subordinates, and accountability for resources to determine appropriate actions like rewards, punishments, or training to manage people risks. The model can be implemented with different levels of complexity.
The document discusses post-merger integration (PMI) theory and best practices. It emphasizes the importance of [1] protecting the acquired company's key resources, processes, and values to preserve deal value, [2] balancing fast integration with maintaining the acquired company's culture, and [3] determining leadership and integration approaches tailored to each specific deal. The framework provides guidance on assessing integration risks and prioritizing issues based on importance and urgency.
The document provides tools for evaluating alternatives and making recommendations. It describes problem definition sheets to outline the key question and criteria. It also presents matrices to evaluate alternatives based on their market attractiveness and competitive position, as well as prioritize actions based on their impact and ease of implementation. The overall goal is to systematically analyze options and narrow down to the best solution.
Minerva is a context-aware mobile workforce training platform that allows employers to easily develop and distribute just-in-time training content to employees on any device. The platform tracks performance to ensure content retention and offers reusable modules that decrease costs and increase ROI. As remote and contingent workforces grow significantly, Minerva provides a solution for scalable, mobile training that can be accessed anywhere, anytime.
The document discusses trends in recruiting and talent acquisition. It advocates establishing small networks of talent through meaningful relationships rather than large candidate funnels. A case study shows how one company trained "talent coaches" to help managers build networks, improving attitudes towards networking. The presentation concludes by exploring how network analysis tools can measure network strength and quality of candidates.
Improving the safety culture at VTTI by using serious gamingjhjsmits
This document discusses how serious gaming can support business development through successful training. It describes a risk control game that was designed to create an intrinsically safe terminal operation while achieving good business results. The game setup simulates managing a terminal over 5 years, making annual budget decisions to adjust strategy. Players must consider layers of protection and probability of failure related to hardware, processes, and human factors like behavior. The game interface models a terminal and allows inputting design, safety, organizational, and culture decisions. Players then see results and are evaluated on safety performance, incidents and their impacts, recovery costs, financial performance, and the interdependencies, decision-making processes, and effects of leadership over the 5 years.
The document summarizes a workshop on developing skills in the construction sector in India. It includes an agenda for the workshop with topics like current proposals, governance, and next steps. Breakout sessions are planned to discuss standards/certification, delivery models, and governance. The proposal identifies opportunities to improve scale-up, representation of stakeholders, and implementation plans for the construction sector skills council.
Marketing Strategy and Planning: Sustainable Business ModelsFinal ProjectBrean Deters
This is the final presentation for one of the most valuable classes I took as a part of my master's program, titled "Strategy Planning - Developing Sustainable Business Models." It is because of this class that I discovered my passion for marketing strategy and planning and have chosen to pursue this function in my career.
It was a high level Strategy and Planning class with a marketing focus. The class was primarily an intense crash course in the concepts championed in "An Innovator's Dilemma" by Clayton Christensen, a Harvard Business School professor and "the" expert on disruptive innovation, however lessons also contained principles and readings of other relevant Thought Leaders in strategy and planning.
Our final project was to pick an industry and analyze three of the main players. After extensive research on the industry, we picked where the current players would currently sit on the Price-Performance curve and hypothesize to where they could shift in the future. Using a market strategy we studied in class, we created a new fictional company and had to explain how its entry into the market would affect the current players.
Our team chose the hospitality industry, however other groups ranged from quick-serve restaurants to video game consoles to grocery stores.
The document discusses how recruiting has evolved to focus on creating large candidate pools and using automation to filter candidates, but that companies should instead focus on putting higher quality candidates into the process through employee referrals and manager networks, as employee referrals yield the highest quality hires at the lowest cost and help increase employee retention rates.
The document discusses Bill McCeney's expertise in capture management and how he can help companies develop strategies to win new business opportunities, providing templates, training, and guidance to institute a capture process and mentoring staff. It outlines the benefits clients will receive, including catalyzing change, instituting a customized capture process, and facilitating capture sessions to develop a proven winning process. The document emphasizes that capture management is key to structuring the process of qualifying, developing, bidding for, and winning new business opportunities.
We are Experis, the leader in professional resourcing and project solutions. With specialized experience in IT, Finance and Engineering, we accelerate clients' success by enhancing performance and competitive advantage through tailored staff augmentation, professional resourcing, and full-scale project solutions. Our offerings draw on industry best practices to help clients achieve superior results in areas like business planning, testing, SharePoint, Salesforce, mobile development, ERP systems, business intelligence, and more.
Arun Prakash Ray, the training head of Fullerton Securities & Wealth Advisors Ltd, believes training is essential for employees in the financial services industry to avoid improper selling practices. He discusses Fullerton's training processes which include a mandatory induction program for new hires and ongoing refresher training. Ray also emphasizes measuring the impact of training through customer satisfaction surveys and analyzing pre-and post-training data to ensure training is effective. Both internal and external training is used, but Fullerton focuses on in-house training for products and processes while occasionally consulting experts for behavioral training.
Pour Vous Consulting provides human resource management services including recruitment, HR consulting, outsourcing, and training. Their mission is to offer high quality, integrated HR services to become clients' first choice partner. Their vision is to continuously innovate and grow as a dynamic organization that responds to client needs. Pour Vous has a dedicated team of skilled recruitment and HR specialists with significant experience across various industries. They aim to provide valuable research and one-stop HR solutions to help clients achieve their goals.
Client Compass is a tool that provides concise client surveys and reports to help organizations better understand client perceptions and needs. It surveys clients on themes like advocacy, loyalty, and value. It also administers account surveys to measure actions and gauge performance. Client Compass then analyzes the data to provide summary reports and recommendations on improving client disposition, engagement, and outcomes. The tool aims to move clients higher in the value chain through targeted actions informed by its customized survey insights.
Serious Games for Human Capital ManagementChuck Allen
Advancements in human capital management (HCM) often come about through the incorporation of approaches and technologies from outside the HCM field. Those looking for the next source of big ideas to shape HCM strategies need to keep an eye on the field known as "serious games." An increasing number of enterprises are using games for HCM purposes such as employee recruiting and selection, training, and team building.
ITSM Academy Webinar - Is ITIL Really Worth the Effort?ITSM Academy, Inc.
How do we calculate ITIL’s return on investment? Specifically, is the investment in training and the money and time required during implementation really worth all the effort (not to mention the significant costs associated with cultural change in our organizations)?
The monetary costs of an ITIL implementation are mostly quantifiable (cultural change notwithstanding), but, since no two ITIL adoptions are the same, the benefits are much more difficult to capture. Which processes are attempted and to what level? Where is the organization beginning its effort? At what level of maturity are the service management processes that will be improved upon? Can an organization really capture all of the avoided costs? How much does an incident really cost? What is the real financial impact of downtime, unplanned work, failed changes, and inaccurate budget forecasts? What is customer satisfaction really worth?
The calculation of the tangible benefits may seem nearly impossible, but this presentation will explore the benefits of ITIL and quantify those with sample ROI models using process KPIs in an effort to provide an answer to these important questions. (Intermediate)
Doug Tyre
Service Management Practitioner and Trainer
University of Miami
Doug Tyre is an IT Service Management practitioner and trainer at the University of Miami. He received his BS in Economics from the University of Alabama and his MS in the Management of Technology from the University of Miami. He is an ITIL Expert and holds teaching certifications in Linux, UNIX and VMware.
Click to Cloud Case Study featuring Rookie RecruitsSamantha Hills
1. Rookie Recruits is a recruitment company that offers mentoring programs for candidates. They needed a cloud-based solution to manage recruitment and coaching.
2. People Cloud provided a customizable platform that improved productivity by streamlining workflows and allowing the company to focus on revenue-generating activities.
3. Reporting capabilities transformed the business by providing single-view management reports that increased insight and responsiveness.
The document discusses different approaches to outsourcing deals, including traditional outsourcing contracts and joint ventures. It provides an example of a joint venture sourcing structure where responsibilities and contributions are shared 50/50 between the client and vendor. The client typically provides people, assets, commitment as a customer, capital and subject matter experts. The vendor typically provides capital to fund start-up, tools and methods to manage change, experience leading change, transferring resources to the joint venture, and commitment to success.
The document provides guidance on managing a start-up company. It discusses the importance of passion, independence, and risk-taking for entrepreneurs. It also outlines key aspects of start-up management including developing a plan, securing financing, managing timing and information, building an effective organizational structure and team, and preparing for potential crises. The document emphasizes anticipating challenges, sticking to objectives, motivating employees, and using management tools to track key metrics and indicators.
The document discusses how optimization can help companies address business challenges by analyzing supply chain networks, production planning, inventory management, transportation scheduling, and other areas to reduce costs, improve service levels, and make better decisions faster than humans alone. It provides examples of how optimization can be used to find the shortest delivery route or determine the optimal production schedule. The document argues that optimization should be applied wherever decisions require allocating resources for implementation.
This document describes a student teamwork evaluation software. It summarizes the user pain points students and professors face in evaluating teamwork and contributions. The software aims to provide transparency into individual contributions and feedback through social features and rewards. It outlines the initial business model targeting universities, students, recruiters and advertisers. Revenue would come from advertisements, subscriptions from universities and customization services. The team interviewed potential customers and partners, and learned lessons around validating the idea with users before developing the product and business model further.
1. The document discusses a case where an IT implementation project at a call center was facing challenges with select employee groups due to a lack of understanding of individual traits and how they impact change tolerance.
2. It introduces the concept of a "Worker's Microcosm" framework to gain a holistic understanding of workers' profiles, performance drivers, interests and how they align with job design and corporate systems before implementing changes.
3. Applying this framework through behavioral assessment tools during an ERP integration project helped identify the most compatible workers for specific process roles, improving performance synergy and project success.
The document discusses challenges with current performance management processes and the benefits of Prism EPM practice. It outlines common problems such as poor translation of strategies to budgets, lack of consensus, inaccurate information, and resources consumed by cumbersome processes. The Prism approach aims to transform performance management by providing a common planning platform, linked finance and operations, data/process standards, and advanced analytics to gain time, control and confidence.
Minerva is a context-aware mobile workforce training platform that allows employers to easily develop and distribute just-in-time training content to employees on any device. The platform tracks performance to ensure content retention and offers reusable modules that decrease costs and increase ROI. As remote and contingent workforces grow significantly, Minerva provides a solution for scalable, mobile training that can be accessed anywhere, anytime.
The document discusses trends in recruiting and talent acquisition. It advocates establishing small networks of talent through meaningful relationships rather than large candidate funnels. A case study shows how one company trained "talent coaches" to help managers build networks, improving attitudes towards networking. The presentation concludes by exploring how network analysis tools can measure network strength and quality of candidates.
Improving the safety culture at VTTI by using serious gamingjhjsmits
This document discusses how serious gaming can support business development through successful training. It describes a risk control game that was designed to create an intrinsically safe terminal operation while achieving good business results. The game setup simulates managing a terminal over 5 years, making annual budget decisions to adjust strategy. Players must consider layers of protection and probability of failure related to hardware, processes, and human factors like behavior. The game interface models a terminal and allows inputting design, safety, organizational, and culture decisions. Players then see results and are evaluated on safety performance, incidents and their impacts, recovery costs, financial performance, and the interdependencies, decision-making processes, and effects of leadership over the 5 years.
The document summarizes a workshop on developing skills in the construction sector in India. It includes an agenda for the workshop with topics like current proposals, governance, and next steps. Breakout sessions are planned to discuss standards/certification, delivery models, and governance. The proposal identifies opportunities to improve scale-up, representation of stakeholders, and implementation plans for the construction sector skills council.
Marketing Strategy and Planning: Sustainable Business ModelsFinal ProjectBrean Deters
This is the final presentation for one of the most valuable classes I took as a part of my master's program, titled "Strategy Planning - Developing Sustainable Business Models." It is because of this class that I discovered my passion for marketing strategy and planning and have chosen to pursue this function in my career.
It was a high level Strategy and Planning class with a marketing focus. The class was primarily an intense crash course in the concepts championed in "An Innovator's Dilemma" by Clayton Christensen, a Harvard Business School professor and "the" expert on disruptive innovation, however lessons also contained principles and readings of other relevant Thought Leaders in strategy and planning.
Our final project was to pick an industry and analyze three of the main players. After extensive research on the industry, we picked where the current players would currently sit on the Price-Performance curve and hypothesize to where they could shift in the future. Using a market strategy we studied in class, we created a new fictional company and had to explain how its entry into the market would affect the current players.
Our team chose the hospitality industry, however other groups ranged from quick-serve restaurants to video game consoles to grocery stores.
The document discusses how recruiting has evolved to focus on creating large candidate pools and using automation to filter candidates, but that companies should instead focus on putting higher quality candidates into the process through employee referrals and manager networks, as employee referrals yield the highest quality hires at the lowest cost and help increase employee retention rates.
The document discusses Bill McCeney's expertise in capture management and how he can help companies develop strategies to win new business opportunities, providing templates, training, and guidance to institute a capture process and mentoring staff. It outlines the benefits clients will receive, including catalyzing change, instituting a customized capture process, and facilitating capture sessions to develop a proven winning process. The document emphasizes that capture management is key to structuring the process of qualifying, developing, bidding for, and winning new business opportunities.
We are Experis, the leader in professional resourcing and project solutions. With specialized experience in IT, Finance and Engineering, we accelerate clients' success by enhancing performance and competitive advantage through tailored staff augmentation, professional resourcing, and full-scale project solutions. Our offerings draw on industry best practices to help clients achieve superior results in areas like business planning, testing, SharePoint, Salesforce, mobile development, ERP systems, business intelligence, and more.
Arun Prakash Ray, the training head of Fullerton Securities & Wealth Advisors Ltd, believes training is essential for employees in the financial services industry to avoid improper selling practices. He discusses Fullerton's training processes which include a mandatory induction program for new hires and ongoing refresher training. Ray also emphasizes measuring the impact of training through customer satisfaction surveys and analyzing pre-and post-training data to ensure training is effective. Both internal and external training is used, but Fullerton focuses on in-house training for products and processes while occasionally consulting experts for behavioral training.
Pour Vous Consulting provides human resource management services including recruitment, HR consulting, outsourcing, and training. Their mission is to offer high quality, integrated HR services to become clients' first choice partner. Their vision is to continuously innovate and grow as a dynamic organization that responds to client needs. Pour Vous has a dedicated team of skilled recruitment and HR specialists with significant experience across various industries. They aim to provide valuable research and one-stop HR solutions to help clients achieve their goals.
Client Compass is a tool that provides concise client surveys and reports to help organizations better understand client perceptions and needs. It surveys clients on themes like advocacy, loyalty, and value. It also administers account surveys to measure actions and gauge performance. Client Compass then analyzes the data to provide summary reports and recommendations on improving client disposition, engagement, and outcomes. The tool aims to move clients higher in the value chain through targeted actions informed by its customized survey insights.
Serious Games for Human Capital ManagementChuck Allen
Advancements in human capital management (HCM) often come about through the incorporation of approaches and technologies from outside the HCM field. Those looking for the next source of big ideas to shape HCM strategies need to keep an eye on the field known as "serious games." An increasing number of enterprises are using games for HCM purposes such as employee recruiting and selection, training, and team building.
ITSM Academy Webinar - Is ITIL Really Worth the Effort?ITSM Academy, Inc.
How do we calculate ITIL’s return on investment? Specifically, is the investment in training and the money and time required during implementation really worth all the effort (not to mention the significant costs associated with cultural change in our organizations)?
The monetary costs of an ITIL implementation are mostly quantifiable (cultural change notwithstanding), but, since no two ITIL adoptions are the same, the benefits are much more difficult to capture. Which processes are attempted and to what level? Where is the organization beginning its effort? At what level of maturity are the service management processes that will be improved upon? Can an organization really capture all of the avoided costs? How much does an incident really cost? What is the real financial impact of downtime, unplanned work, failed changes, and inaccurate budget forecasts? What is customer satisfaction really worth?
The calculation of the tangible benefits may seem nearly impossible, but this presentation will explore the benefits of ITIL and quantify those with sample ROI models using process KPIs in an effort to provide an answer to these important questions. (Intermediate)
Doug Tyre
Service Management Practitioner and Trainer
University of Miami
Doug Tyre is an IT Service Management practitioner and trainer at the University of Miami. He received his BS in Economics from the University of Alabama and his MS in the Management of Technology from the University of Miami. He is an ITIL Expert and holds teaching certifications in Linux, UNIX and VMware.
Click to Cloud Case Study featuring Rookie RecruitsSamantha Hills
1. Rookie Recruits is a recruitment company that offers mentoring programs for candidates. They needed a cloud-based solution to manage recruitment and coaching.
2. People Cloud provided a customizable platform that improved productivity by streamlining workflows and allowing the company to focus on revenue-generating activities.
3. Reporting capabilities transformed the business by providing single-view management reports that increased insight and responsiveness.
The document discusses different approaches to outsourcing deals, including traditional outsourcing contracts and joint ventures. It provides an example of a joint venture sourcing structure where responsibilities and contributions are shared 50/50 between the client and vendor. The client typically provides people, assets, commitment as a customer, capital and subject matter experts. The vendor typically provides capital to fund start-up, tools and methods to manage change, experience leading change, transferring resources to the joint venture, and commitment to success.
The document provides guidance on managing a start-up company. It discusses the importance of passion, independence, and risk-taking for entrepreneurs. It also outlines key aspects of start-up management including developing a plan, securing financing, managing timing and information, building an effective organizational structure and team, and preparing for potential crises. The document emphasizes anticipating challenges, sticking to objectives, motivating employees, and using management tools to track key metrics and indicators.
The document discusses how optimization can help companies address business challenges by analyzing supply chain networks, production planning, inventory management, transportation scheduling, and other areas to reduce costs, improve service levels, and make better decisions faster than humans alone. It provides examples of how optimization can be used to find the shortest delivery route or determine the optimal production schedule. The document argues that optimization should be applied wherever decisions require allocating resources for implementation.
This document describes a student teamwork evaluation software. It summarizes the user pain points students and professors face in evaluating teamwork and contributions. The software aims to provide transparency into individual contributions and feedback through social features and rewards. It outlines the initial business model targeting universities, students, recruiters and advertisers. Revenue would come from advertisements, subscriptions from universities and customization services. The team interviewed potential customers and partners, and learned lessons around validating the idea with users before developing the product and business model further.
1. The document discusses a case where an IT implementation project at a call center was facing challenges with select employee groups due to a lack of understanding of individual traits and how they impact change tolerance.
2. It introduces the concept of a "Worker's Microcosm" framework to gain a holistic understanding of workers' profiles, performance drivers, interests and how they align with job design and corporate systems before implementing changes.
3. Applying this framework through behavioral assessment tools during an ERP integration project helped identify the most compatible workers for specific process roles, improving performance synergy and project success.
The document discusses challenges with current performance management processes and the benefits of Prism EPM practice. It outlines common problems such as poor translation of strategies to budgets, lack of consensus, inaccurate information, and resources consumed by cumbersome processes. The Prism approach aims to transform performance management by providing a common planning platform, linked finance and operations, data/process standards, and advanced analytics to gain time, control and confidence.
Think ITSM presents: Service Desk Respect and Improvement CatalystsIT Service and Support
The document discusses how service desks are often seen as undervalued parts of IT departments, known as the "Rodney Dangerfield of IT", and outlines challenges they face with management, organizations, and employee morale. It argues that service desks provide value through their economic impact in reducing IT costs, their organizational impact by being the face of IT, and their impact on other IT processes. The presentation provides tools and frameworks for service desks to better define, measure, and communicate their value.
A top issue with IT service and support organizations today is how to drive greater business
value from SAP solutions. Most often, the degree of value is directly tied to the decisions
business leaders make on which SAP projects, enhancements, and new solutions they will ask
IT to deliver to their organizations. This presentation will dive into today\'s challenges facing
CIOs, technology delivery executives, and IT project managers: How do you balance the
customers\' demands for SAP enhancements against finite technical resources and managing the
IT portfolio? How do you build close, sustainable relationships with business leaders in order to
drive greater influence on the strategic direction of SAP within their operations? What changes
need to be made within IT itself (organizational structure, job roles, skills) in order to move
from an "order-taker" to a valued partner? This presentation will explore the role of the IT
business partner within Day & Zimmermann - the many successes achieved and challenges
faced in influencing the strategic direction of SAP within its businesses. The presentation will
provide detail on how Day & Zimmermann\'s IT business partners work with executive teams,
their sphere of influence on business and IT decision-making, and driving ownership together
with the interpersonal skills, organizational structure, and IT processes required for strategic
alignment between IT and business stakeholders.
The document provides recommendations for outsourcing services to BeachCherry. It outlines the company's services such as website design, social media marketing, software development and more. It discusses the benefits of outsourcing such as reducing costs and improving operations. Key reasons to outsource include freeing a company to focus on sales while BeachCherry handles other operations. Overall the document promotes BeachCherry's outsourcing services and capabilities.
Take Me Out to the Ball Game - Competency Based Talent Managementthempowergroup
The document discusses competency based talent management in strategic sourcing and supply chain roles. It notes that current approaches to talent management in these areas have fallen short and produced suboptimal results. The document then outlines TMG's experience implementing competency based talent management programs across multiple industries. TMG has a history of developing competency models, assessing gaps, and creating customized development programs to improve performance in sourcing and supply chain organizations.
Intuit transformed its HR systems and processes to support rapid growth and global expansion. The transformation involved moving from many on-premise HR applications to a single cloud-based system provided by Workday. This simplified and standardized HR processes while reducing total cost of ownership. The transformation required changes to mindsets, skills, tools and communication to gain acceptance. Intuit benefited from reduced complexity, improved scalability, and ability to reinvest savings in growth.
The Steering Team meeting discussed several projects under Branding and Marketing, including a Brand Refresh and a Storytelling Platform. For the Brand Refresh, the team received an update on work done so far to redefine the AIESEC brand positioning and visual elements. They discussed next steps to build new brand materials and implement the refreshed brand globally with the network. For the Storytelling Platform, the team discussed the rationale for an interactive online platform to generate user stories and provide cultural experiences to more youth. They provided recommendations for both projects, emphasizing network alignment, testing, and commitment to using the new platforms.
Leadership map by Mr Sudhakar Rao at HRRT organised by ISPE & UPES DehradunUPES Dehradun
This document discusses leadership challenges for high performing companies and how SAP solutions can help address them. It outlines key challenges such as globalization, economic downturn, innovation demands, and talent retention. SAP presents itself as the #1 leader in HR software with over 20,000 customers and 500+ in India. The document advocates using SAP's integrated suite to automate transactions, improve reporting and analytics, and enable best practices in areas like skills inventory, talent management, and end-to-end performance management. Case studies show how SAP can help with workforce planning, training, and succession strategies.
Seven Secrets Of Tapping Into The Power Of Your PeopleAndrewLi
My presentation leads you through the most effective, cutting edge techniques in the world for getting your people to go with you on any journey of change. Contact me to assist you with your key stakeholders.
This document summarizes an ERP post-implementation review conducted over six months. The review assessed the ERP project's success level, identified gaps and lessons learned, and made recommendations. Key findings included mostly positive feedback, some deviations from planned timelines and budgets, and over 70 identified issues across various business processes. Recommendations to address gaps included 26 business cases and 33 quick win actions. A workshop was later held with department heads to present results and discuss feedback from the three-year ERP project.
Business Process Reengineering meets Socio Technical Systems. An insight in the backgrounds of BPR and providing STS as an alternative. Or a best of both worlds perspective?
The document provides recommendations for outsourcing services to BeachCherry. It outlines the key benefits of outsourcing such as reducing costs and improving quality while optimizing operations. Specific services mentioned that can be outsourced include reception, virtual assistance, day to day operations, and more. The document also discusses best practices for outsourcing including choosing the right outsourcing model and getting internal support. Contact information is provided for BeachCherry to obtain pricing or answers to additional questions.
ISM: Power Up! Become a Strategic Influence with Your Company’s Indirect Proc...Mike Inman
Presentation by Mike Inman and Rich Vales given at ISM 2011 conference in Orlando, Power Up! Become a Strategic Influence with Your Company’s Indirect Procurement Spend
The document summarizes National Grid's use of the Skills Framework for the Information Age (SFIA) to develop their IT staff.
They used SFIA to [1] define IT roles, [2] assess staff capabilities and create development plans, and [3] identify training needs. This led to improved staff survey results on career development and training opportunities. Project management effectiveness also increased.
National Grid is now focusing on globalizing their IT organization using SFIA. They conducted a second global staff survey in 2009 and have established a global people program and communities to further develop staff skills on a worldwide level.
1) The document outlines action items, decisions, and open issues that should be recorded from meetings. Action items include tasks assigned to attendees with responsible persons and due dates. Decisions that could impact the group's future choices should be recorded. Open issues raised but not resolved should be noted to carry over to future meetings.
2) The team charter worksheet provides templates for documenting a project's problem statement, business case, processes affected, requirements, consequences of no change, scope, goals, timeline, and metrics.
3) The document discusses valuing key measures in a process by calculating payback periods based on total investment, cost of capital, and monthly benefits to determine if projects will pay for themselves within a set time
Business Beam is a management and IT consultancy that offers services including appraisals and trainings. It strives to optimize organizational and professional performance. It has offices in the US, UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan, and has worked in multiple countries. It provides consultancy services and training across various business functions like management, operations, projects, human resources, and IT in areas such as strategy, process improvement, and certification programs. Its clients include companies in the IT, oil and gas, financial, telecom, and other sectors in Saudi Arabia and UAE. It has provided trainings to over 5,000 professionals from over 400 organizations across 15 nationalities.
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Presentation by Herman Kienhuis (Curiosity VC) on Investing in AI for ABS Alu...Herman Kienhuis
Presentation by Herman Kienhuis (Curiosity VC) on developments in AI, the venture capital investment landscape and Curiosity VC's approach to investing, at the alumni event of Amsterdam Business School (University of Amsterdam) on June 13, 2024 in Amsterdam.
The APCO Geopolitical Radar - Q3 2024 The Global Operating Environment for Bu...APCO
The Radar reflects input from APCO’s teams located around the world. It distils a host of interconnected events and trends into insights to inform operational and strategic decisions. Issues covered in this edition include:
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This presentation is a curated compilation of PowerPoint diagrams and templates designed to illustrate 20 different digital transformation frameworks and models. These frameworks are based on recent industry trends and best practices, ensuring that the content remains relevant and up-to-date.
Key highlights include Microsoft's Digital Transformation Framework, which focuses on driving innovation and efficiency, and McKinsey's Ten Guiding Principles, which provide strategic insights for successful digital transformation. Additionally, Forrester's framework emphasizes enhancing customer experiences and modernizing IT infrastructure, while IDC's MaturityScape helps assess and develop organizational digital maturity. MIT's framework explores cutting-edge strategies for achieving digital success.
These materials are perfect for enhancing your business or classroom presentations, offering visual aids to supplement your insights. Please note that while comprehensive, these slides are intended as supplementary resources and may not be complete for standalone instructional purposes.
Frameworks/Models included:
Microsoft’s Digital Transformation Framework
McKinsey’s Ten Guiding Principles of Digital Transformation
Forrester’s Digital Transformation Framework
IDC’s Digital Transformation MaturityScape
MIT’s Digital Transformation Framework
Gartner’s Digital Transformation Framework
Accenture’s Digital Strategy & Enterprise Frameworks
Deloitte’s Digital Industrial Transformation Framework
Capgemini’s Digital Transformation Framework
PwC’s Digital Transformation Framework
Cisco’s Digital Transformation Framework
Cognizant’s Digital Transformation Framework
DXC Technology’s Digital Transformation Framework
The BCG Strategy Palette
McKinsey’s Digital Transformation Framework
Digital Transformation Compass
Four Levels of Digital Maturity
Design Thinking Framework
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SCAN Health: From Flexible Work to Corporate Agility
1. #3 Transforming the Workplace and
Strategy at SCAN Health: From
Flexible Work to Corporate Agility
Moderator: James M Baker, Deloitte Consulting
Panelists: James Ware, The Future of Work…unlimited
Diane Coles, SCAN Health Plan
2. Introductions
Moderator
James M Baker
Senior Manager, Strategy & Operations
Deloitte Consulting
10 Years Management Consulting experience
Deep experience across CRE, corporate services , &
workplace strategy
MBA, Georgetown; MCR, CoreNet; CoreNet Faculty
Member
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3. Introductions
Panelist
Diane Coles, MCR
Director, Workplace Solutions
SCAN Health Plan
Over 20 years CRE, FM, and BCP experience
Co-Author Cut it Out: Save for Today Build for Tomorrow
Guest Lecturer, MIT Professional Education Programs
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4. Introductions
Panelist
James Ware, PhD
Executive Director
The Future of Work… unlimited
30+ years experience as a consultant, research,
executive educator, author
Co-Author, Corporate Agility
Co-Author, Cut It Out! Save for Today, Build for Tomorrow
Consultant/Advisor to SCAN Health, 2006-2011
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5. Now Playing . . .
From. . .
FLEXIBLE FLEXIBLE CORPORATE
TO TO
WORK! FACILITIES! AGILITY!
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14. The Story Line
In Seven Acts
Moving to a Selling in
Growing Making Asking Learning Reaching
Permission
New a Down
Pains Friends Lessons Neighborhood Maturity
Economy
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25. Three Dimensions of Success
EFFICIENCY – making the most of the space
density of occupancy cost of occupancy
cost of churn AWESOME ROI
EFFECTIVENESS – making the most out of people
employee attraction/retention
department productivity
EXPRESSION – making the most of the mission
employee engagement
job satisfaction/flexibility
26. The Numbers
• Provisioning cost 38%
• Provisioning time 12 weeks to 3 days
• Space requirements 25%
• Return on investment 40%+
• Employee productivity 18%
• Employee engagement No change
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29. Perspectives: Employees
“I would rather find another job than
come back in the office.”
“My production went up slightly at
home, but my accuracy went way up!”
“We feel we are more of a team now
than when we were in the office.”
“We can talk to each other faster
than someone in the office – when
you call the office you get voicemail.”
“I’m calling my manager asking, ‘Is
there anything else you want me to
do?’”
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30. Perspectives: Managers
“We should have manager training
prior to selecting ‘remote workers.’”
“I’m surprised how quickly they
separated themselves from the
office. They don’t want to come
back.”
“The home-based workers are
telling me about things that I don’t
even know are happening here at
SCAN.”
“I’m concerned about keeping the
AWESOME employees connected
with the company.”
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32. The New Space Concept
The Neighborhood
– Townhouse
– Single Occupant
– Collaboration Parks
– Phone Booths
– Café
– Library
– Mail Box Etc. / Copy
Center
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47. AWESOME Impacts
Business Continuity
Records Management Mail
Planning
Paperless Strategy Customer Outreach
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48. Triple Bottom Line Results
18% productivity gain 450,000 fewer miles $7 million savings
“0” home worker comp Reduced GGE 40% ROI
Attract and retain 22 tons less paper 25% less CRE staff
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49. Corporate Agility
“A Roadmap for Quick Expansion into New Territories”
“AWESOME has fundamentally changed the way that
SCAN looks at its business model”
Hank Osowski, SVP, Business Development.
Business
Development
Workforce Workplace
Planning Strategy
Marketing IT Operations
Sales Strategy
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