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Value Management 2.0Riaz Raihan, Senior Vice President, SAP CanadaNovember 2011
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Agenda
What is Value ManagementValue Engineering OverviewValue Management 2.0
What Is Value Management?
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What is Leading Performance?
On Time On Budget On Value
1.9X 1.5X 1.5XMORE MORE HIGHER
Value Management: applying proven frameworks, methodologies and tools to technology-enabled business projects (and portfolios) to
maximize business value
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Most Organizations Have Not Adopted formal Value Management …
98%of organizations know they can extract more
value out of their initiatives
18%of organizations have
established a formal VM practice, program or
organization
Source: SAP/AMR Value Management Survey Results 2010; 400+ Companies Surveyed
Significant opportunity awaits you
Source: ASUG/SAP Va.lue Management Best practices Survey; 500+ Responses, Sept 2010
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…Resulting in “Value Leakage”
Expected Value
Poor Selection & Prioritization
Inefficient Project Execution
Poor Value Tracking
Realized Value
100%
5% – 10%10% – 15%
20% – 25%
50-65%
Source: Corporate Executive Board -Applications Executive Council Research
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Defining Value
StrategyEnablement
Measurable Benefit
Risk & Compliance
Innovation
OrganizationalValue
The Four Value “Buckets”
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How Do Leading Organizations Realize Value?
Improving Management Practices*
Investing in IT Investing in IT while Improving Management
Practices
2%
* Key performance improvements i.e. Performance Mgmt., Six Sigma.Source: “When It Lifts Productivity”, The McKinsey Quarterly, 2004 Number 4
% Im
prov
ed P
rodu
ctiv
ity
20%
Incr
ease
d Va
lue
Joint IT and Business Driven Initiatives
IT and Business Units Disconnected
2XMoreValue
8%
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31%
58%63%
Low VM Maturity Medium VM Maturity High VM Maturity
Value Management Matters
Value Attained+104%
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Analysts Validate SAP’s Value Management
Analysts
“SAP has invested significant effort to develop services and intellectual property to help its clients get more value from their investments. Companies should evaluate these services to help identify opportunities, develop business cases and track results”
GartnerPress
“SAP’s value management program is the most advanced effort of its kind…offer[ing] advanced business solutions along with deep-domain expertise and insights.
InformationWeek Bob Evans, “Global CIO:
SAP Shares Corporate Treasures With Customers”
Value Engineering Overview
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Value Engineering Overview
VALUEENGINEERING
Value OptimizationWhat is the value realized by the program, and how does it compare to TCO?How does the implementation compare to best practices?
Value Realization How should the organization mobilize and govern the program to achieve value? How can the business case be made actionable at the operating level?
Value Discovery What are the organization’s value creation imperatives?What is the expected impact of addressing these imperatives (business case)?
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Value Engineering: Methodology & Intellectual Property
Over 200 Professionals
with Deep Industry Expertise
Benchmarking PlatformOver 10,000 benchmarking participantsBenchmarking and best practices in over 20 functional areas
Customer EngagementOver 2,000 customer engagementsOver 4,000 CXO interactions per year
Value Lifecycle Manager Platform Over 50,000 industry and process-specific pain points and best practicesNearly 15,000 individual operational metrics
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Value Engineering Process
ProcessBenchmarking
BenefitsAssessment
Business Case Development
RoadmapDevelopment
How Does my Organization
Compare?
What Is ourPotential?
How Does SAP Enable?
How Do We Get There?
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Value Drivers
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SAP Value Creation Example
Strategic
Financial
OperationalImprovement
Organizational Strategy Themes
Operational Value Drivers
Value Creation Pillars
Accelerated Industry Solutions
Operations Benchmarking &
Value Management
Portfolio Synergies
Supply Chain
Revenue/Pricing
Procurement
Shared Services
Manufacturing
Value Management 2.0
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% Adopted
Time
Value Management 2.0
ROI ANALYSIS
EXPERIENCED PROFESSIONALS
EXCEL-BASED TOOLS Customer Adoption
through SAP Value Academies
SAP CONFIDENTIAL - Page 4 - For subject company int ernal use only - This page is from the benchmarking analysis pr epared for subject company and subject to the terms, conditions and assumptions contained in the benchmar king analysis. Info rmation contained herein is not a guarantee of future results, per formance or cost savings.
KPI Benchm ark Performance Potential Benefit (in m il lions)3
Days In Inventory
Manufacturi ng Cycle Time (in days)
Manufacturi ng Cost as a % of Revenue
Bot tom 25% Average Top 25%
Bot tom 25% Average Top 25%
Bot tom 25% Average Top 25%
BENCHMARKING RESULTS AND VALUE POTENTIALESTIMATED BENEFITS1 OF
1) Benefits tot als may not add up exact ly from subtotals displayed on thi s page as they are calculated based on exac t, not rounded numbers
2) Full KPI results can be found in t he detail ed benchmarki ng assessment3) All currency in t his report is in U.S.Dollar, the selected peer group is I ndustry X
Benefit of Closing Gap to Top 25%
Benefit of Closing Gap to Average
61.3
12. 0
56.0
51.6 25. 539.6
14.0 2.07. 3
74.5 61. 266.7
14.9 - 24.5
6.4 - 13.7
0.0 - 0.00 .0
13 .7
2 4.5
0 .0
6.4
1 4.9
21.3M -38.2M
Performance of Primary KPIs2 and Potential Benef it (in millions of selected currency)
Primary P erformance Indicators
The SA P performance benchmark ing survey assessed your company’s performance against m ore than 20 KPIs. This summary highl ights the three indicators that determine most of the business value in the majori ty of manufacturing-related business cases.
These KPIs include: manufacturing costs manufacturing cycle timedays in inventory
The Benchmark Performance column above compares your KPIs (indicated by the black arrow) with those of your pr imary peer group (indicated by the top 25%, average, and bottom 25% values).
Identifying High Benefit Opportunities
The Potential Benefit column above calculates the value of closing the gap between your com pany’s KPI perform ance and that of the peer average and the top performers. With this in formation,
you can prioritize the improv ement ar eas that can help your or ganization achieve the greatest financ ial return.
What is the Bottom Line?
The opportunity for improvement is signi ficant. When we calculate the measurable benefi ts of achieving top performance, your potential value ranges frommi ll ion.
21.3 to 38.2
Performance Benchmarking
“Interactive” Customization Of Business Cases
1.0 Value Management 2.0
Early Adopter
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ChallengeMove products across 20,000+ km of rails
SolutionProvide network spatial map view of mobile assetsTrigger business execution based on alerts
Value Management 2.0 Success: Keep Deliveries on Time
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CN Rail
From Business Transformation Story published by SAP and CN Rail.
Operational BenefitsOver $400 M in hard benefitsOver $80 M in one-time savingsOver $100 M in annual savings
Strategic BenefitsRetired over 100 legacy systemsImprovement of the operating ratio: from 72% to 61% over 7 years
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