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1) Companies are looking beyond their core business to achieve growth through new areas that account for 42% of revenues by 2020.
2) Top innovators obtain a higher percentage of revenues from new products/services and break even faster than competitors. However, it is becoming increasingly difficult to stay ahead.
3) A framework called the Growth Accelerator Program helps companies create a shared vision for growth, find new growth opportunities, and deliver growth through roadmaps, pilots, and ensuring the right organization and culture.
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This document discusses keys to unlocking breakthrough value through business transformation. It identifies six keys that leaders should consider when undertaking a transformation: 1) Begin with a clear business strategy to inform transformation goals. 2) Focus on critical capabilities that provide competitive advantage. 3) Articulate the value expected and track it. 4) Build sustainability into the transformation. 5) Engage the entire organization. 6) Iterate and adapt based on ongoing learning. The document argues that these keys can help organizations better align their transformation efforts and maximize the value achieved.
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The document discusses how financial services firms can adapt to a customer-centric world undergoing digital transformation. It outlines several key components for a successful digital transformation strategy, including commitment from top leadership, developing a large-scale customer-led vision, adopting the right organizational structure, building a team of diverse digital leaders, developing a compelling talent strategy, and aligning company culture around innovation. The overall goal is for financial institutions to attract and retain top digital talent that can help reinvent customer experience and compete against new digital disruptors.
We are proud to announce our 34th Innovation Excellence Weekly for Slideshare. Inside you'll find ten of the best innovation-related articles from the past week on Innovation Excellence - the world's most popular innovation web site and home to 5,500+ innovation-related articles.
1) Companies are looking beyond their core business to achieve growth through new areas that account for 42% of revenues by 2020.
2) Top innovators obtain a higher percentage of revenues from new products/services and break even faster than competitors. However, it is becoming increasingly difficult to stay ahead.
3) A framework called the Growth Accelerator Program helps companies create a shared vision for growth, find new growth opportunities, and deliver growth through roadmaps, pilots, and ensuring the right organization and culture.
This document summarizes a meeting about the future of business strategy. It discusses how strategy is evolving from an organizational and individual perspective. From an individual perspective, a new generation of business leaders are driving more daring approaches to strategy. However, established organizations still tend to rely on traditional strategic models. The document also examines how organizations can develop a more competitive approach to strategy by fostering innovation and strategic agility.
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Executive adoption of innovations is an outcome of forming and pursuing a group ambition, but the group must be executives themselves, and it could also take a group of innovations to get any of them adopted.
In a Fit for Growth transformation -- one that starts with the premise that all spending is investment and every cost is a choice -- the three phases of change are managed in such a way that people understand the strategic rationale for the decisions handed down, even when they are tough, and their role in shaping the new organization is clear. They are able to forge ahead, confident that choices were made for the good of the company's future. When trust prevails, so does the company's vision, helping to ensure that the effects of the transformation can be sustained.
This document provides an overview of the strategic planning process and discusses the importance of strategic planning for businesses. It outlines the key steps in strategic planning, which include current situation analysis, segmentation analysis, SWOT analysis, core competencies analysis, and developing a business strategy and balanced scorecard. The current situation analysis involves defining the company's mission and vision, collecting internal and external data, and getting feedback from employees. Segmentation analysis involves identifying customer segments and matching the company's products and services to the highest potential segments. SWOT analysis is an audit of the organization's internal strengths and weaknesses and external opportunities and threats.
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The document discusses how most transformation programs in consumer goods and retail fail due to common pitfalls like lack of employee engagement and accountability. It argues that successful transformations require not just determining initiatives ("what to do") but establishing a "performance infrastructure" to ensure execution and sustainability ("how to do it"). This infrastructure includes appointing a chief transformation officer to lead a transformation office that governs progress, implementing regular meetings to track progress, and using common tools to measure results. The article provides an example of a consumer products company that was able to significantly improve its financial performance through establishing such a performance infrastructure to oversee its transformation efforts.
Many leading Global In-house Centres (GIC’s) are moving forward to experiment with newer models to create a global impact. The approach aims to maximize the ability of start-ups by bringing in technology. With Global Capability Centres (GCC’s), businesses can create more value and expand their growth in the competitive world.
The progressive mindset of businesses and start-ups has influenced Global In-House Centres (GIC) to explore more realities. The aim is to transform into a global capability centre to gain a more rigid position in terms of the impact of the ecosystem at a global level by experimenting new innovative models.
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The Agile Performer Index
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Resulting from a broad survey among 285 leading European companies, the Agile Performer Index documents that agility programs are a suitable way for organizations to achieve lasting performance and competitive advantage.
Selected key findings:
Agile companies perform ~ 2.7 times better than non-agile companies
CxOs rate their company’s agility higher than do middle managers.
Sector check: Digital maturity doesn’t guarantee agility
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1) Companies must prepare for major change when facing disruptive threats, such as a changing global commodities market or new fintech competitors.
2) Transformations require intense, organization-wide efforts to significantly improve performance, such as a 25% increase in earnings, through changes to growth, efficiency, operations and culture.
3) Transformations often fail because companies lack the skills, mindsets and commitment needed for large-scale, rapid change and leaders are unprepared to lead change rather than just delegate or maintain the status quo. Tilting the odds of success requires identifying a company's full potential, empowering a transformation office to drive change, and embedding a new execution culture.
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1. Strategic management involves managerial decisions and actions to generate sustainable competitive advantage. It balances external opportunities and threats with internal strengths and weaknesses.
2. Effective strategies emerge over time through a process of trial and error, rather than being fully planned in advance. Managers must balance following intentional plans with adapting to changes.
3. In knowledge-based organizations, strategic management focuses on encouraging new ideas, awareness of the external environment, and social interaction, rather than top-down planning. The role of managers is to identify emerging order rather than direct it.
Training employees and managers in business acumen, which means understanding how a company makes money and their role in impacting financial results, is important for business alignment and success. Companies like Southwest Airlines have developed a culture of business acumen where employees understand financial statements and how their decisions impact profitability. Developing business acumen through simulations and learning programs helps employees ask better questions to improve processes and strategies. It gives managers a company-wide perspective beyond their department and helps employees think like owners in contributing to financial goals.
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The document discusses how many companies are shifting to globally integrated operating models where the home country is just one of many markets. This trend is being driven by the rise of global customer and talent markets, hyperconnectivity, cost pressures, and increased regulation. As companies make this transition, HR is playing an important role by helping design new global operating models, manage global talent, and lead change efforts across the organization. The shift represents a significant transformation that will require changes to structures, processes, and mindsets.
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This document discusses the need for mergers and acquisitions to go beyond risk avoidance and focus on creating transformational value. It notes that traditional merger integration focuses too much on avoiding failure through strict processes and checklists, rather than identifying new sources of value. The document advocates that mergers should pursue both "combinational" synergies through standard best practices, as well as "transformational" opportunities that create breakthrough value through flexibility. It provides recommendations for mergers to take an expanded view of value opportunities, look beyond standard integration approaches, and fully commit to targeted transformational efforts in order to achieve the highest levels of value creation.
This document provides an overview of the strategic planning process and discusses the importance of strategic planning for businesses. It outlines the key steps in strategic planning, which include current situation analysis, segmentation analysis, SWOT analysis, core competencies analysis, and developing a business strategy and balanced scorecard. The current situation analysis involves defining the company's mission and vision, collecting internal and external data, and getting feedback from employees. Segmentation analysis involves identifying customer segments and matching the company's products and services to the highest potential segments. SWOT analysis is an audit of the organization's internal strengths and weaknesses and external opportunities and threats.
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Human Capital Trends in the Insurance IndustryRon Arigo
This document discusses 10 human capital trends in the insurance industry, focusing on 4 areas: leading, engaging, reinventing, and reimagining. It summarizes that leadership is a top concern for the insurance sector due to regulatory changes and evolving customer needs. However, many insurance executives do not believe their leadership pipelines are prepared. It stresses the importance of developing leaders at all levels through strategies aligned with business goals, assessing candidates' capabilities, and sustainable leadership programs with executive support.
The document discusses how C-level executives can collaborate to drive business transformation in response to changing market conditions. It presents a business value model framework with six elements and describes how the CEO, CFO, COO, CIO/CSO, CMO, and CTO can each take responsibility for certain elements as "brokers" and "agents." It also discusses how innovations can impact different elements of the model, requiring synchronization across the C-team to adapt the business approach.
The document discusses how most transformation programs in consumer goods and retail fail due to common pitfalls like lack of employee engagement and accountability. It argues that successful transformations require not just determining initiatives ("what to do") but establishing a "performance infrastructure" to ensure execution and sustainability ("how to do it"). This infrastructure includes appointing a chief transformation officer to lead a transformation office that governs progress, implementing regular meetings to track progress, and using common tools to measure results. The article provides an example of a consumer products company that was able to significantly improve its financial performance through establishing such a performance infrastructure to oversee its transformation efforts.
Many leading Global In-house Centres (GIC’s) are moving forward to experiment with newer models to create a global impact. The approach aims to maximize the ability of start-ups by bringing in technology. With Global Capability Centres (GCC’s), businesses can create more value and expand their growth in the competitive world.
The progressive mindset of businesses and start-ups has influenced Global In-House Centres (GIC) to explore more realities. The aim is to transform into a global capability centre to gain a more rigid position in terms of the impact of the ecosystem at a global level by experimenting new innovative models.
Agility boosts performance: Guide for your agile transformation journeySebastian Olbert
ORGANIZATIONAL AGILITY AS A COMPETITIVE FACTOR
The Agile Performer Index
In the Agile Performer Index, goetzpartners and the NEOMA Business School clearly demonstrate the correlation between agility and entrepreneurial success. The more agile the company, the better it performs financially. The purpose of the study was to investigate what agility can really do for organizations. Is it just a temporary trend? With the right methodology, can agility deliver sustainable success?
Resulting from a broad survey among 285 leading European companies, the Agile Performer Index documents that agility programs are a suitable way for organizations to achieve lasting performance and competitive advantage.
Selected key findings:
Agile companies perform ~ 2.7 times better than non-agile companies
CxOs rate their company’s agility higher than do middle managers.
Sector check: Digital maturity doesn’t guarantee agility
Transformation with a capital t mc kinsey & companySusan Murphy
1) Companies must prepare for major change when facing disruptive threats, such as a changing global commodities market or new fintech competitors.
2) Transformations require intense, organization-wide efforts to significantly improve performance, such as a 25% increase in earnings, through changes to growth, efficiency, operations and culture.
3) Transformations often fail because companies lack the skills, mindsets and commitment needed for large-scale, rapid change and leaders are unprepared to lead change rather than just delegate or maintain the status quo. Tilting the odds of success requires identifying a company's full potential, empowering a transformation office to drive change, and embedding a new execution culture.
As a c-suite executive in an organization and industry, it is almost imperative that the job demanded to create value for driving the profitability, growth and the ‘sustenance’ of the demanded growth. The intent is the navigating, exploring and detecting the right direction along with your chosen team to avoid disruptions and change facing the industry.
In the prevalent times the corporate executives faces ever growing challenges in shape of financial, political, demographics, economic and above all the ‘technology’, altering the shape and intensity of competition.
The document discusses strategic management and outlines several key concepts:
1. Strategic management involves managerial decisions and actions to generate sustainable competitive advantage. It balances external opportunities and threats with internal strengths and weaknesses.
2. Effective strategies emerge over time through a process of trial and error, rather than being fully planned in advance. Managers must balance following intentional plans with adapting to changes.
3. In knowledge-based organizations, strategic management focuses on encouraging new ideas, awareness of the external environment, and social interaction, rather than top-down planning. The role of managers is to identify emerging order rather than direct it.
Training employees and managers in business acumen, which means understanding how a company makes money and their role in impacting financial results, is important for business alignment and success. Companies like Southwest Airlines have developed a culture of business acumen where employees understand financial statements and how their decisions impact profitability. Developing business acumen through simulations and learning programs helps employees ask better questions to improve processes and strategies. It gives managers a company-wide perspective beyond their department and helps employees think like owners in contributing to financial goals.
The document discusses strategies for scaling up a business to the next level. It outlines a 5-step process for scaling up: 1) evaluate current operations, 2) determine how to scale up through new positions, 3) scale up capacities, competencies and capabilities, 4) implement new structures, processes and ownership models, and 5) establish outcome and impact measures. Key aspects of scaling up include increasing current capabilities and offerings, strengthening talent, automating tasks, and integrating functions through improved structures and processes. Measurement of outputs, outcomes and impact is important to evaluate scaling up efforts and make adjustments.
Effective assessment of sales talent is critical for mergers and acquisitions to be successful. If acquiring companies do not pay the right price and properly assess and retain key talent, most M&A deals fail. Reliable online assessment tools now allow companies to evaluate sales organizations quickly after an acquisition to identify top performers to retain, roles needing filling, and development needs. This helps companies integrate sales teams and maximize growth from the merged entity.
The document discusses how many companies are shifting to globally integrated operating models where the home country is just one of many markets. This trend is being driven by the rise of global customer and talent markets, hyperconnectivity, cost pressures, and increased regulation. As companies make this transition, HR is playing an important role by helping design new global operating models, manage global talent, and lead change efforts across the organization. The shift represents a significant transformation that will require changes to structures, processes, and mindsets.
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This document discusses the need for mergers and acquisitions to go beyond risk avoidance and focus on creating transformational value. It notes that traditional merger integration focuses too much on avoiding failure through strict processes and checklists, rather than identifying new sources of value. The document advocates that mergers should pursue both "combinational" synergies through standard best practices, as well as "transformational" opportunities that create breakthrough value through flexibility. It provides recommendations for mergers to take an expanded view of value opportunities, look beyond standard integration approaches, and fully commit to targeted transformational efforts in order to achieve the highest levels of value creation.
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Why GCC Success Metrics Need a Revamp_ _ Zinnov.pdf
1. BRIDGING THE VALUE GAP: WHY GCC
SUCCESS METRICS NEED A REVAMP?
15 Apr, 2024
When Global Capability Centers (GCCs) first emerged on the business
scene, they were all about one thing – cost savings. These early GCCs
delivered immense value by providing access to skilled talent at lower
price points, and they excelled at it. In fact, they were so effective that
“cost arbitrage” quickly became the industry benchmark for measuring
their success.
However, as GCCs have evolved over time, expanding their capabilities
and taking on leadership roles in advanced domains like Analytics and
2. Platform Engineering, the metrics used to gauge their value have failed to
keep pace. Outdated, cost-centric measurements continue to dominate,
obscuring the true extent of GCCs’ contributions and creating a persistent
“Value Gap.”
The problem lies with the outdated yardsticks being used to measure
success. The GCCs in India have undergone a dramatic transformation,
developing robust ecosystems and tackling increasingly complex global
objectives. Yet, the narrow focus on cost savings persists, overshadowing
their more significant contributions.
As a result, a disconnect has emerged between the strategic influence
GCCs have gained and executive perceptions of their worth. This Value
Gap risks leaving massive innovation potential untapped, as the true
capabilities of these centers go unrecognized. GCCs have matured into
hubs of high-value skills, and it’s time to redefine how we quantify their
impact beyond mere cost savings.
4. As GCCs mature, the direct cost savings might start to level off or even
decrease in the near term. But this shouldn’t be viewed as a problem.
Instead, it’s a clear indication that these centers are taking on new roles
and expanding their abilities within global companies.
Take innovation and ideation projects within GCCs as a prime example of
this disconnect. These centers have transformed into breeding grounds
for ideas and solutions. However, most GCCs limit tracking the volume of
ideation (number of ideas/PoCs built) but not the efficiency of the
processes or impact of innovation (number of ideas implemented in
product roadmap/number of ideas). As a consequence, the true worth of
GCCs is hidden from view, and their ability to drive strategic growth
remains largely untapped.
Rethinking GCC Success: The Health and Performance
Approach
To close this gap between the actual value GCCs provide and how they’re
perceived, we need to completely rethink what we consider as “VALUE”
when it comes to these centers. It calls for a shift from traditional cost-
centric metrics to a broader understanding.
When we talk about the value of GCCs here, we need to look at two key
aspects: Health and Performance. These two dimensions give us a more
comprehensive picture of how well a GCC is doing and the impact it has
on the organization as a whole.
5. GCC Health:
The concept of Health in a GCC context goes beyond mere operational
metrics to include factors such as employee engagement, culture,
leadership quality, and morale. A healthy GCC is characterized by a
vibrant and supportive work environment, effective communication, and a
shared sense of purpose.
When employees feel valued, empowered, and motivated, they’re more
likely to bring their best ideas to the table and go the extra mile to solve
complex problems. This kind of environment is a breeding ground for
innovation, creativity, and continuous improvement.
Moreover, a healthy GCC is better positioned to attract and retain top
talent. In today’s competitive landscape, skilled professionals are looking
for more than just a paycheck. They want to work in an organization that
6. values their contributions, invests in their growth, and provides
opportunities for meaningful work.
GCC Performance:
Performance, on the other hand, relates to the GCC’s ability to achieve
strategic goals and deliver tangible outcomes. This includes financial
performance, customer satisfaction, quality, and operational efficiency.
A high-performing GCC distinguishes itself through its ability to deliver
services efficiently, exceed customer expectations, and outperform its
peers in key metrics. It’s not just about doing things cheaper, but about
doing them better and faster.
When a GCC consistently delivers strong performance, it demonstrates its
value as a strategic partner to the parent organization. It shows that the
GCC is not just a cost center, but a source of competitive advantage that
can help the company achieve its goals and thrive in the marketplace.
By considering both Health and Performance, we get a more holistic view
of the value GCCs provide. This broader perspective is crucial for making
informed decisions about investments, resource allocation, and strategic
planning.
Leading the Change: How GCC Leadership Can Drive the
GCC Success Metrics Shift?
7. Achieving a balance between Health and Performance in a GCC
requires skilled and strategic leadership. Leaders play a critical role in
steering the center toward success, and this involves much more than just
focusing on cost savings.
GCC leaders need to have a clear vision for the future – one that
recognizes the evolving role of these centers and the untapped potential
they hold. They must be able to look beyond the traditional cost-centric
models and embrace a more holistic approach that values innovation,
agility, and continuous improvement.
Fostering a culture of innovation is a key part of this. Leaders need to
create an environment where employees feel encouraged to think
creatively, take risks, and challenge the status quo. This means providing
the resources, support, and freedom that teams need to experiment with
new ideas and approaches.
At the same time, leaders must ensure that this pursuit of innovation
doesn’t come at the cost of efficiency and performance. They need to
strike a delicate balance, encouraging creativity while also maintaining a
focus on results.
To do this effectively, leaders need to establish clear metrics that reflect
the GCC’s evolving role and contributions. Traditional cost-based
metrics, while still important, don’t paint the full picture of a GCC’s value.
Leaders must develop new ways of measuring success that takes into
8. account factors like innovation, strategic impact, and employee
engagement.
This isn’t always easy. It requires a significant shift in mindset and a
willingness to challenge long-held assumptions about what success looks
like for a GCC. Leaders need to be bold, visionary, and persistent in
driving this change.
They also need to be excellent communicators. Helping stakeholders
understand the new vision for the GCC, and getting buy-in for new metrics
and ways of working, requires clear, compelling, and consistent
communication.
Embracing the Future: The Ongoing Journey to Realizing
GCC Potential
In many ways, the story of GCCs is a story of transformation. These
centers have evolved significantly from their early days as simple cost-
saving units. Today, they are increasingly indispensable strategic partners,
helping global organizations navigate the complexities of the modern
business environment.
But to fully realize this potential, GCCs need to close the Value Gap. They
need to embrace a new, more comprehensive understanding of value that
goes beyond just cost savings. There is a need to develop metrics that
capture the full impact of GCCs, from their contribution to innovation and
9. strategic objectives to their role in building a strong, healthy organizational
culture.
This is the future of GCCs. It’s a future where these centers are
recognized and valued for their true potential – not just as cost savers, but
as drivers of strategic innovation and excellence. It’s a future that
organizations need to embrace if they want to thrive in an increasingly
complex and competitive global landscape.
Discover how your GCC can bridge the Value Gap and unlock its true
potential. Contact us today at info@zinnov.com for a personalized
strategy to redefine Success Metrics.
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INDIA GCCS INDIA GCOE
Authors:
Nitika Goel, Chief Marketing Officer, Zinnov
Vishal N, Project Lead, Zinnov
Sachit Bhat, Associate, Zinnov
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