1. Cost and Performance Management: Creating Value with Measures Presented by Focused Management Inc.Facilitating Performance Improvement Through Better Use Of Information And The Application Of Decision Support Tools*
2. At IssueEvery organization needs to measure and manage performance to satisfy the demands of stakeholders
Today’s measurement and management methods are much better than in the past but need to be connected together
The speed of change and information age computing and communications leave little margin for errors
Decision making needs facts
3. The Fish Tank Syndrome
If each person described what they saw, would it be the same description?Perspectives vary!
– Which is correct?
4. Implications of The Fish Tank SyndromeWe need a variety of perspectives and with which to obtain a balanced, disciplined and dynamic view of our businesses
We need to develop a common / agreed understanding of the business and all of its characteristics
We need a constantly available set of reference points to which we can return
We need a living repository in which locate and maintain knowledge
5. Result – What Is At StakeInappropriate measurement systems can be costly experiments
Sobey’s $50m ERP write off
Boeing’s production problems in the late 1990’s
Malcolm Baldridge winner, Wallace Co’ bankrupt
Fortune 500 companies will face a $31.5 Billion knowledge deficit next year
By how much can profit be increased by changing your product/market mix to focus on your most profitable products
6. Performance Architecture
A combination of a business logic methodology, relevant software and systems capability. The links between the tools are as important as the tools themselves.
7. Performance Architecture to Drive ValueSystems EnabledPerformanceStakeholder Need/Values
Customers
Shareholders
Employees
etc.Process Management
Human Performance
IN OUTPerformance Measures
ScorecardOrganization Design
and CompensationBest PracticesActivity Based
Management
Activity
Goals
Measures
Results
Process
Goals
Measures
ResultsOrganization
Goals
Measures
ResultsTIMEQUALITYFINANCIALQUANTITYStrategic
Plan
8. Understand the Organization
9. Value-Based Management“VBM is a holistic management approach that encompasses redefined goals, redesigned organizational structures and systems, rejuvenated strategic and operational processes, and even revamped human resources practices”.
“This holistic practice of VBM is in sharp contrast to the finance-driven appearance that VBM has taken on in the past …”
INSEAD Working Paper, Are you (Really) Managing for Value?
10. Value Creation is an Operational Issue!Linked to Seven Value Drivers:
Sales growth rate
Operating profit margin
Cash income tax rate Working capital
Fixed capital
Cost of capital - (WACC)
Growth duration periodCreating shareholder value requires intense focus on:
Delivering benefits to customer in most efficient way
Hiring/retaining motivated workforce
Maintaining excellent supplier relationships
Good citizen in local communities
11. Processes are where the work is done“If you can’t describe what you are doing as a process, you don’t know what you are doing.”
W. Edward Deming Process’s are connected to the appropriate knowledge and learning elements. All focused on the successful performance of a single task.
Processes link organization goals and measures to human performance and activities.
12. How We Organize OurselvesThe Three Levels of PerformanceMarketSuppliersCIOFIII. Performer/Job LevelII. Process LevelI. Organization LevelProducts
ServicesNeeds
13. Organization Work is Performed by Systems of ProcessesAlignment of jobs, activities and processes with total
organization goals is critical to the success of the organization.
Shared service organizations are an integral component.purchase
orderordersinvoicesamples
/specs.product requestsextrusionsSUPPLIERS
CUSTOMERS
promotionsOrder FulfillmentStorePick, pack, shipbill, collectStrategic PlanningPlanning & ControlProduct DevelopmentTest dieBuild diedesignProductionProduct madeProcurementBuy materialStore & issueOrder GenerationOrder enteredpromotionIn
StockWork orderSales orderproductRequisitionMaterialsLine
timeNew DiesGoals/plansPerformance reportsPrice targetsYesNoHuman Resources / Systems / Maintenance / Facilities Support processesCorp. Gov.6%7%4%48%22%13%
14. Detailed Process MapCustomerCall
CenterFirst Level
Technical
Dep’tSecond
Level
Technical
Dep’tInventory
ManagementSchedulingLogisticsSite
TechnicianEscalationR&DCall CloseTransfer orRerouteCustomerinformed ofSolutionCall
TransferReference
docsPredictive call(electronical)Customer callsIVR Routing HWProblemIdentify- Customer- Product- SLAVerify EntitlementValidationCompleted?HardwareLog CallRe-repairQualifiedbyKnowledgetoolsTo
Process
5Installation?1st levelproduct?RerouteIdentify
ProblemRemotesolved?HWProblem?Qualificationdone?Problem IDIdentify PartIdentity Delivery Method(order parts - somecountries)Solution skill IDDispneeded?LaunchesCourierLogisticProcessSolution
Identified?ValidationIdentify
PreblemID partID DMSolution skillDispneededCustomer told2nd Line willcall backRemote orProblemsolved?PredictiveGroupRoute to
P2HelprequiredTechnicalAssistantResearches/SuggestsSolutionIdentifyon-siteResourcesOrder
PartsAssign Call(some Deliverymethodautomated)To
Installation
ProcessTech’n
dispatchedPartsProcessCE goes tositecollectsparts Repaircompleted?FinishRepairEscalationProcessProcess same as Div XR&DProcessOff LineValidationClose callClose callClose callNoNoNoYesYesNoYesYesNoNoYesYesNoYesYesNoYesNoYesNoYesYesNoYesYesNoNoYesNoNoYesYesNoNoYes Service Delivery Process
15. Activity Cost ResultsActivity DriverDriver QtyActivity Cost$ / Unit# Credit Control Transactions1,89336,41419.24# 3 Piece Height & Dia Changeovers20171,2008,560.00# 3 Piece Height Changeovers5943,850743.22# Ink Mixes6,40168,27610.67# Products Costed1155,55048.26# Traded Sales Transactions8667,1628.27# Plant 7 Works Order Issues40,55148,0841.19# Hrs. Run 3 Pc. Good Products22,2611,305,30358.64# Hrs. Run DRD Good Products14,4771,100,33876.01# Hrs. Run Marq. Good Products9,0781,205,748132.82# Hrs. Run Rect. Line Good Products2,981410,534137.72
16. ABC & Process Analysis: Thoughtful Interaction Service Delivery Process CustomerCall
CenterFirst Level
Technical
Dep’tSecond
Level
Technical
Dep’tInventory
ManagementSchedulingLogisticsSite
TechnicianEscalationR&DCall CloseTransfer orRerouteCustomerinformed ofSolutionCall
TransferReference
docsPredictive call(electronical)Customer callsIVR Routing HWProblemIdentify- Customer- Product- SLAVerify EntitlementValidationCompleted?HardwareLog CallRe-repairQualifiedbyKnowledgetoolsTo
Process
5Installation?1st levelproduct?RerouteIdentify
ProblemRemotesolved?HWProblem?Qualificationdone?Problem IDIdentify PartIdentity Delivery Method(order parts - somecountries)Solution skill IDDispneeded?LaunchesCourierLogisticProcessSolution
Identified?ValidationIdentify
PreblemID partID DMSolution skillDispneededCustomer told2nd Line willcall backRemote orProblemsolved?PredictiveGroupRoute to
P2HelprequiredTechnicalAssistantResearches/SuggestsSolutionIdentifyon-siteResourcesOrder
PartsAssign Call(some Deliverymethodautomated)To
Installation
ProcessTech’n
dispatchedPartsProcessCE goes tositecollectsparts Repaircompleted?FinishRepairEscalationProcessProcess same as Div XR&DProcessOff LineValidationClose callClose callClose callNoNoNoYesYesNoYesYesNoNoYesYesNoYesYesNoYesNoYesNoYesYesNoYesYesNoNoYesNoNoYesYesNoNoYesABC ACTIVITY
# 524
CALL RECEIPT$0.2mABC ACTIVITY
# 355
CUSTOMER
QUALIFICATION$1.1mABC ACTIVITY
# 274
DISPATCH PARTS$0.3mABC ACTIVITY#432ON-SITE FIX$7.9mTotal Process Cost = $9.5m
18. Activity AnalysisThe first step in an ABC analysis is to understand what activities are performed in the organization.
Activity Survey Questionnaire (ASQ) facilitates simple and efficient collection of activity data throughout the organization, prepares the data for import into analysis tools and produces draft activity and process costs.
Let’s see ASQ in action
19. PharmacyBest Practice AnalysisUnit Cost ComparisonActivityIowaLos AngelesNew YorkTempeMichiganReceive orders0.090.150.160.060.06Order set-up0.830.591.220.840.71Checking RXs0.680.600.590.240.76File hard copy RXs & scan0.070.100.160.120.25Process inventory0.070.040.070.030.21Bag & ship orders12.067.728.456.907.47
20. Product / Customer ABC Profit
21. VBM Product / Customer Economic Profit
22. Key Process Measures Measures can be limited to M1 (end of process) and M2 (sub-process) measures
M1-E (External) measures should be derived from goalsM2M1-IExternal/Customer Measures
Internal/Business Measures
Subprocess MeasuresM1-ECUSTOMERFUNCTION AFUNCTION BFUNCTION CM2M2M2M2M1-EM1-I
23. Linking Process to Job“SHOULD” PROCESS MAPCustomer
Function A
Function C
Function DCROSS-FUNCTIONAL ROLE/RESPONSIBILITY MATRIXFunctions and OutputsFunction AFunction BFunction CFunction D“Should” Macro StepsFUNCTIONAL ROLE/RESPONSIBILITY MATRIX“Should” Process StepsJobs and OutputsJob 1Job 2Job 3Job 4Function B OutputsConsequencesInputOutputFeedbackHuman Performance System“IS” PROCESS MAPMeasures
Everywhere
24. Process Measures WorksheetMaterial Acquisition Process
Total Process MeasuresDimensionCurrent
PerformanceMeasureShort Term
GoalLong Term
GoalActions
to be takenProcess
OutputBench-
marksPerspectives of Measurement
25. (Create & Gather)(Store & Deploy)(Use & Learn)processesknowledgetrainingInsights, Procedures, Guidelines, ExpertiseFront linesBusiness Repository:
your corporate DNAFeedbackKnowledge Management Creates “Living Processes”Web/ IntranetInternal or External CustomerThe Performance Point !
26. Measures Software to Influence Human BehaviorDistribution of consistent and appropriate measurement information to everyone in the organization is fundamental to execution of A/VBM
Use of computer technologies - data warehouse, OLAP and presentation layer software provide the “media” of distribution
It is the media that facilitates organization change. The marriage of management philosophy with technology and the imperative to create value
The media is represented by the presentation of current measures and performance information on computer screens to all accountable parties
The suite of tools includes software to perform simulation modeling of processes and economic performanceSample Measurement
Scorecard / Dashboard
28. Driving Performance in OrganizationDetermine stakeholder needs
Develop organization strategy
Analyze activities, processes and measures
Determine costs, current performance and benchmark
Establish performance standards
Establish goals / budgets & action plans
Deploy measures and knowledge repository systems
29. World Class Tools To Lead You Into The FutureThe Performance Management PortalProCartaActivity Survey QuestionnaireOther software Applications:
Activity Based Costing
ERP
Database
Internet
CRM
30. Strategy Review
Value Based Management
Business Process Improvement and Management
Balanced Performance Measurement
Activity Based Management / Budgeting ERP / Databases
CRM
Portals / Presentation
ABM / Knowledge Management Systems Planning and Analysis
Systems Implementation
Managed Services & TrainingValue Creating MethodologiesInformation Technology ServicesSoftwareValue CreatingSolutions
=
PerformanceInformation
Technology
PortalsAssessments
Training
Design
Consulting
Facilitation At Focused Management Inc. we are devoted to creating value for our clients by working with their staff to transfer skills and knowledge through the implementation of highly respected and proven performance management methodologies and software solutions.
Our market led, technology focus enables us to provide responsive, comprehensive solutions that link strategy with practical results.
Our seasoned team of professionals will address strategy, operations, risk, and technology issues in designing and facilitating end-to-end solutions that are specific to a client’s situation and business needs.
We have professional staff in North America and affiliates around the world who provide strategic, operations improvement and systems integration consulting to organizations in all segments.Seasoned professionals, powerful software working with your people to achieve business objectivesFocused Management Inc.
31. The Partnership to Implement Your Performance ArchitectureDomain Knowledge
32. FMI ServicesPerformance Architecture Facilitation
Process Improvement & Management
Activity Based Costing / Management
Value Based Management
Knowledge Management Systems
Information Portals
Organization Design
Client-server systems integration
CRM & ERP Systems integration
We Believe in: Value, Velocity & Integrity
33. Network Services
CP Rail
Telus
AT&T
MCI WorldCom
Ontario Hydro
Rogers CableConsumer Products / Distribution
ESI/Value Rx
Kellogg’s
Hewlett Packard
McNeil Consumer Products…Partial List of ClientsManufacturing
LOF Pilkington
Volkswagen Canada
DuPont
ProcorGovernment Services
Canadian Navy
City of Burlington
City of San Diego
Region of Halton
Canadian Coast Guard
City of Kitchener
Alberta Environmental ProtectionFinancial Services
Citibank - NY & Brazil
Banco Wiese
Toyota Motor Credit Corp.
Canada Trust
Zurich Insurance
Sun Life Insurance
TD Bank
Fidelity Investments
34. Contact InformationPlease Contact Us At:
905-829-2658
PSharman@focusedmanagement.com
www.FocusedManagement.com*