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Business Performance Management –Driving Your Organization to Peak Performance
Eduardo NieblesDirector, International Business Development BST Global
Proprietary & ConfidentialCopyright © 2005 BST Global
Current Business Information Landscape
Current Business Information Landscape
• Disparate information systems
• Wealth of data
• Dispersed ecosystem
• Increasing client expectations
ChallengesChallenges
• Islands of information• Lack of proactive
intelligence • Inefficient collaboration• Inability to competitively
mine intellectual capital
The Real Mission of Information Management
The Real Mission of Information Management
To promote competitive advantage through information, (executives) must do more than deliver solid technology. They must influence the enterprise toward a higher information orientation.
Source: Gartner’s from Value to Advantage: Exploiting Information, June 2004
Information Orientation Correlates to Business
Performance
Information Orientation Correlates to Business
Performance
People Information Technology
•Proactiveness•Sharing•Transparency•Control•Formality•Integrity
•Sensing•Processing•Maintaining•Organizing•Collecting
•Management•Innovation•Business Processes•Operations
Business PerformanceBusiness Performance
•Market Share GrowthMarket Share Growth•Financial PerformanceFinancial Performance•Level of InnovationLevel of Innovation•Superior company reputationSuperior company reputation
Source: Marchand, D., Kettinger, W. and Rollins, J., Making the Invisible Visible: How Companies Win with the Source: Marchand, D., Kettinger, W. and Rollins, J., Making the Invisible Visible: How Companies Win with the Right Information, People and IT, London and New York: John Wiley and Sons, 2001Right Information, People and IT, London and New York: John Wiley and Sons, 2001
The Answer…The Answer…
Business Performance Management
Business DriversBusiness Drivers
• Understand and act upon today’s information today, not tomorrow
• Companies make a quantum leap forward when they can illuminate and deal with significant business issues in real time
• Enables businesses to spend time making decisions – not gathering information to make a decision
The BPM ParadoxThe BPM Paradox
• Information growth in project-driven organizations multiplies daily
• Too much information can be a business detriment and cause confusion
• Information must be funneled, sorted and prioritized to equate to valuable business knowledge
Your Business is all About ProjectsYour Business is all About Projects
Win Work Client Relationship Management
Win Work Client Relationship Management
• Key elements• Lead identification• Opportunity pursuit• Contact management• Proposal generation
Client Relationship Management
Client Relationship Management
Manage Work Enterprise Project Management
Manage Work Enterprise Project Management
• Key elements• Project initiation• Project budgeting and scheduling• Time and expenses• Issues and risks• Team collaboration • Portfolio management• Resource management
Enterprise Project
Management
Enterprise Project
Management
Execute Work Enterprise Resource Planning
Execute Work Enterprise Resource Planning
• Key elements• Project procurement• Project accounting• Billing• A/R and A/P• Cash Flow• General Ledger
Enterprise Resource Planning
Enterprise Resource Planning
Analyze Work Business Intelligence
Analyze Work Business Intelligence
• Key Performance Indicators• Data Mining / Correlation• Trend / Dimensional Analysis• Alerts / Notifications• Dashboards• Knowledge Management
AnalyzeWork
AnalyzeWork
Illustrations of BPM Illustrations of BPM
Traditional Business Processes
Traditional Business Processes
• Project Initiation• Project Billing• Project Reporting & Status
Update
Traditional Project Initiation ProcessP
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Acc
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Opportunity Awarded
Initiate Project Information Form(Paper or Excel)
Manually Load Emp Class Codes
& Bill RatesPrint Document
Submit Document to
Project Accountant
Project Account Review
Data Re-Keyed Into Project
SystemProject ActivatedMissing Information or Edits
Traditional Billing ProcessP
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Acc
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Acc
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Draft Invoice Generated
Draft Invoice Printed
Draft Invoice Sent to PM
Manually Edit Draft Invoice
Edits Submitted to Accounting
Edits Manually Keyed
(Holds, Write-Offs, Transfers)
Manually Create Final Invoice for
Client(Word, Excel)
Client Receives Invoice
Traditional Project Reporting and Status Update Process
Pro
ject
Man
ager
Pro
ject
Man
ager
Acc
ount
ing
Acc
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ing
Project ReportsGenerated
Project Reports Printed
Project Reports Submitted to PM
PM Manually Re-Keys Data
Into Excel
PM Manually Updates Percent
Complete / Budget Changes
Accounting Receives
Changes From PM
PM Submits Changes to Accounting
Accounting Manually Enters
Percent Complete /
Budget Changes
Demonstration of Streamlined Business Processes
Demonstration of Streamlined Business Processes
• Project Initiation
• Project Billing
• Project Reporting & Status Update
• Project Initiation
• Project Billing
• Project Reporting & Status Update
Technologies of A BPM Driven Enterprise
Technologies of A BPM Driven Enterprise
• Web-based Architecture (.Net)– Leveraging the Internet for access to information from
anywhere, anytime
• Open Information Architecture (SQL, SDK, Data Mart)
– Individual’s ability to make custom inquiries on the fly with drill down capability
• Portal technology (WSS)– Portal / Dashboard organized by role specific to your
company and processes
• Application to Platforms (Word, Excel)– Process Automation using SmartDocs
Strategic Approach Strategic Approach
• Articulate the need• Identify pain points
• Map pain points to business opportunities
• Quantify business opportunities
Strategic Approach Strategic Approach
• Develop a vision– Think holistically
• People – organizational structure, culture
• Process – core process definition / improvement
• Technology – people / process enabler
– Start with business goals– Define business requirements based
on goals
Q & AQ & A
Copyright © 2005
BST Global
Telephone: (1) 813-886-3300
Web Site: www.bstglobal.com
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