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Crossing the Chasm. Is your community leaving you behind?
Simon RobinsonFounder &
Managing DirectorERPaaS
Ian HerbertDeputy Director
Global Sourcing Research Group
Agenda
Robotics and Artificial Intelligence
- ‘What’s that all about?’
Disruptive technology
- Rethinking the finance strategy
Demonstration
A Transformation in action
What is the prize and how do I get it?
‘We’re Doomed Ah Tell Ye, Doomed’….. or are we?
Doom-laden Carney warns middle classes will be 'hollowed out' by new technology
Mark Carney warned in a speech many jobs would be 'hollowed out‘
Huge technological advances meant roles could be automated instead
Entire professions, such as accountancy, could be pushed to the brink
Hugo Duncan - Deputy Finance Editor For The Daily Mail
6 December 2016
First, the boring bit…. New Public Management
I’ve heard reports of my death are exaggerated! (Mark Twain)
• 1980s disaggregation, competition, incentivisation *
• 2000s reintegration, needs-based holism, digitisation*
• 2010s shared services, aggregation, marketisation,
• 2020s consumer prolific, lights-out, data driven decisions
Dunleavy, P. and Margetts, H., Bastow, S. and Tinkler, J. (2005) ‘New Public Management Is Dead — Long Live Digital-Era Governance’, pp. 467–494.
Disruptive technology is forcing finance departments to rethink their data strategy around people not systems (or at least beige cabinets!)
• What does lights-out, data driven decision making look like in your organisation?
• Why isn’t your organisation as good as Amazon? - It’s probably been going longer
• What do we mean by the digital divide and cognitive intelligence
• New technologies – new opportunities (reporting to insight x100)
• New challenges – new thinking, new systems, new structures, same data!
• Empowering the digitally-enabled workforce – you probably don’t need to?
• Why public sector organisations need to move to digital self-service
Disruptive technology – what does ‘lights-out, data-driven, decision-making’ look like in your organisation?
Why isn’t your organisation as good as Amazon? - It’s probably been going longer
• As CEOs Jeff Bezos and John Mackey look to seal their disruptive supermarket deal, many rival companies' stocks have traded off, some posting double-digit declines on the Amazon-Whole Foods news.
• Big-box retailer Wal-Mart, fell more than 7 percent last Friday, when news of Amazon's proposed partnership broke *.
• But, Whole Foods only control a 1.2 percent stake and thus Amazon only have a 0.2 percent share of the grocery market.
• The real issue is Amazon’s capacity for digital disruption based on digital thinking and total digital empowerment that places their customers in the driving seat.
* http://www.cnbc.com/2017/06/21/
But, it’s not as if they have invented new technology? Yet, Amazon Cloud is the most profitable part of the whole company
https://www.forbes.com/sites/greatspeculations/2016/08/17/amazon-continues-to-gain-share-in-cloud-infrastructure-services-market/#2130092b15b8
Not a lot of people
know that!
Cognitive intelligence – the new back-office combining the cloud and the brain!
DATA
Cognitive intelligence
Programs &Apps
People & problems
Big Data
Enterprise Data
Financial Data
Scale and Complexity of Data
Complexity of
Analysis
The data set is getting bigger
Source: CIMA
What is the basis for finance professionals’ claim to be well placed to help leverage data?
To influence
people
And lead the organisationUse core skills
In business context to bring insight
But, insight, influence and impact requires…
• Inspiration/creativity
• Leading-edge expertise
• Broad views & multidisciplinary collaboration
• Business connectivity & understanding
• Data security
• Intelligent information users
• Interpersonal skills
But, whatever you think about robotics,you’ve probably got it wrong!
• Manufacturing returns to UK
• ‘Clarks Shoes to make 300,000 boots pa with 80 staff mostly technical and management’
Maternity/Paternity illustration
• Police Shared Service– 5 weeks
• FTSE 100 Telco HR Shared Service Centre– 5 days
• Cognitive Intelligence integrated with back office– 60 seconds
– How long does your organisation take to do this, what is the cost, and what is the productivity impact?
A Cognitive Intelligence Application in actionWhat have you just seen?
• Personalisation– Interpretation of HR data to determine which business rules to apply to which
user (or organisation) and deployed in a service independent to the back office applications
• Integration– The retrieval of the HR and Payroll data and a real time calculation of
entitlement using business rules without any customisation of the back office applications
• Knowledge automation– Freed up valuable subject matter expertise in back office shared services
• Delivered to any device– Self-service or Shared Service Centre using the same rules and service
• Intuitive User Interface– No training required
A Cognitive Intelligence Application in actionSome questions you may have
• Did you have to implement a Cloud HR, Payroll, Finance or Procurement system to do this?
– No, it links to your existing systems
• Is it secure?
– Yes, it’s your data in your systems
• Is there a huge cost?
– No
• Does it take long to put in?
– Weeks
Digital Transformation in actionShared Services Organisation
• FTSE100 company
• 22,000 employees
• Highly diverse business– 120 companies, 800 primary accounting codes
• Cultural roots in Public Sector
• Shared Service for HR, Payroll, Finance, Procurement, Legal and IT
• Transformation Programme driven from the top– Objective to reduce operating costs by 20%
– Brought in external transformation expertise
– Technology driven transformation is one of the most significant work-streams
• 1,000 staff sample group
• Absence reduced from 4.9% to 2.4%
• Motivation and morale improvements
• 200,000 additional calls handled
• £750,000 p.a. recurring cashable benefit
– £10m cashable benefit for every 1% reduction in absence across the enterprise
• Went live with 22,000 users in June 2017
Intelligent HRAbsence and Attendance
• Waterfall to agile
• ‘Go lives’ every 4 weeks
• Maximum of 2 workstreams in parallel in each business area
• No big consulting bills and no change controls
DeliveryThe delivery culture change