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1opitConsulting - Stephan Katz - proprietary & confidential
It is the IT world
How to bring IT org closer to the business?
2opitConsulting - Stephan Katz - proprietary & confidential
Opening
Identify what is that ONE change we need to make first
How does that change makes Hello World more competitive?
How do we apply that change?
“It is not enough to do your best; you must KNOW
what to do, and THEN do your best” -- Deming
the big fix
3opitConsulting - Stephan Katz - proprietary & confidential
Success storieswithin the account applying TOC
Thinking Process
300% increase in defect throughput in less than two weeks
Turnaround Hello World deployment process after one week From 15-17 a day to 47-50 a day
A source of constant complaints turned into a non-issue
Increased projects throughput by 50% in three months
4opitConsulting - Stephan Katz - proprietary & confidential
Some ground rules
Avoid of "we know" to reach a breakthrough
Change is acceptable as long as it is a good change
Come up with simple practical solutionsAvoid fixing everything, everywhere and everybody at the same time
How do we know that a change is a good change?
There is always a myriad of possibilities awaiting for a grab
5opitConsulting - Stephan Katz - proprietary & confidential
The business becomes more prosperous as a result of IT
Operational Effectiveness (OE)
Hello World strategic positioning means a mesh of
unique activities that cannot be easily replicated by rivals
Hello World can outperform its rivals only if it can establish a
DIFFERENCE that can be preserved
Strategy
Based on Michael E. Porter
What is Hello World production floor?
YES, it is delivery of projects. Every initiative turns into a
project
Therefore, Hello World IT's throughput is measured by IT
ability to deliver projects faster and better than its competition
6opitConsulting - Stephan Katz - proprietary & confidential
Core conflict clouda stable set of project
requirements and priorities per its
organization capabilities
IT Wantsa clear work stream flow of work steps towards
final assembly
IT Need
Business wants IT to deliver innovative
projects faster and better while IT wants to retain
sound operational stability
Conflict
Have an ever flourishing company
Common Objective
dynamic IT that is able to turn quickly the latest concept while keeping
sound operational stability
Business WantsBeat the competition, Increase market share through fast TTM and
DDP
Business Need
Process Of OnGoing Improvement
rformance
rformance
PerPer
TimeTime
As time progresses performanceis moving in one direction – UP!
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is moving in one direction UP!
As time progresses performance is moving in one direction UP
Growth vs. Stability
7opitConsulting - Stephan Katz - proprietary & confidential
++ Side EffectsDesirable EffectsThe ActionsThe SolutionThe problem
Roadmap to breakthroughAddressing the Delivery Model
Zealously focus on the Critical Chain of tasks and
resources
Action
Provide the ability to produce initiative projects faster and better projects
than the competition
Solution
Business better understands system
capabilities
Desirable Side Effect
Reduce WIP and bad multi-tasking
Action
Lavishly assign top resources: business and IT
during Concept development
Action
Clear and concise Business Requirements
(BR)
Desirable Effect
Downstream SDLC steps receive a full-kit to
effectively perform their tasks
Desirable Side Effect
Project are delivered between 5-7 months
Desirable Effect
Customer Experience is below par
Undesirable Effect
High degree of requirements churn
Undesirable Effect
Quality goes down as a result of high WIP, bad multi-tasking and ever changing of priorities
Undesirable Effect
IT provides professional services to the Business
during Concept Development
Action
Subordinate buffer resources
Monitor buffer penetration
Apply 50/90 estimate rulePM focus
Increase quality only from the mere fact that bad-multi-tasking is avoided
Desirable Effect
Before jumping to solutions too fast, use the
Thinking Process methodology and tools
Solution
Higher percentage of Due-Date-Performance
Desirable Effect
Provide the ability to effectively work multiple,
simultaneous projects
Solution
Use Critical Chain Project Management (CCPM)
Solution
Below par of Due-Date-Performance (DDP)
Undesirable Effect
Business is confident with IT ability to deliver initiative projects
Desirable Side Effect
Implement a process of on-going improvement
Solution
CCPM Critical Chain Project Managemet
Due-Date-Performance
Work In Progress
What Is The Customer ExperienceWITCE
WIP
DDP
To protect "ourselves", estimates given are vastly cushioned affecting TTM
Undesirable Effect
Focus on full project completion rather than
individual task completion
Desirable Effect