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Rethinking the Planning ProcessHow CorPeuM brings a new approach to managing

organisational performance

Webinar to commence at 14:00 CEST (13:00 BST)

June 18th 2014

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Topics

What is Performance Management?What makes CorPeuM differentCorPeuM in action– Business process monitoring– Initiative planning– Continuous planning

Unique benefits of using CorPeuMNext Steps

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Team of international, acknowledged experts in Corporate Performance Management (CPM) that offers:

Who is CorPeuM?

Focused on improving the execution of strategy

Established in 2007

Designed and developed in Europe to meet European requirements

Over 120 years expertise in designing, using and implementing CPM

systems for some of the world’s largest organizations

Dedicated development team, Microsoft Gold certified

Over 6M + Euro investment

No legacy products – total commitment to CPM

Business Consultancy

Implementation Services

Management Workshops

CPM Software

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Changing Business Environment

• 3-5 year planning

• Annual Budgeting

• Qtrly forecasting

• Monthly reporting

PLANNNG HORIZON

• Product/service options

• Market served

• Economic / political environment

• Customer expectation

COMPLEXITY OF BUSINESS

• Market trend / competitor response

• Price / resource stability

• Customer feedback impact

• Product development cycle

SPEED OF BUSINESS

Annual

Qtrly

Weekly

24/7 world

Mass Market

Customer of 1

Social Responsibility

Intermediaries

Social Networks

Global Competitors

Today’s world needs different tools, techniques and approaches

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What is Performance Management?

In achieving its purpose there are only 4 things an organisation can control:– Arrangement of business processes (sales, production, customer service, …)– Resources (money, people, assets) applied to those business processes– Work carried out in those business processes (hours, effort, volume, …)– Outputs of each business process activity (No. sales enquiries, products, …)

Resources

Workload

Outputs

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Economic Environment Political Environment

Social Media Competitors Investors

What is Performance Management?

The role of a performance management system is to help achieve the organisation’s purpose by managing what can be controlled (business

processes, resources, workload and outputs) within an uncontrollable and unknowable external environment.

UNCONTROLABLE:

UNKNOWABLE:

CONTROLABLE:

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Typical PM Software Categories

Financial Consolidation & Close Management Financial / Mgmnt Reporting & Disclosure Budgeting Strategic Planning and Forecasting Profitability Modeling & OptimizationScorecards

Main issues:

Multiple products with functionality overlap:

- Different architectures and set up procedures to learn

- Duplicate maintenance effort – how do you ensure they stay in synch?

- Transfer data between systems – how do you know if you have the right version?

Problem definition:

- What business problem is solved?

- How does this setup improve business processes or make them more competitive?

Not designed to operate as a single system to improve performance

All categories required to work together

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Business Modelling– That links resources, workload and

business processes to outcomes

Methodology support– That fully supports the organisation’s

chosen strategy methodology

PM Requires Integrated Capabilities for:

Dynamic workflow management

– That triggers the allocation / adjustment of resources based on events and exceptions

Adaptable security

– That involves people as required through automated, personalised ‘To Do’ lists

Initiative management

– To collect, assess and approve projects focused on improving business processes

Scenario planning

– To assess the impact of unknowable and uncontrollable events

Reports, analyses, scorecards and dashboards

– To report progress of execution and their impact on corporate objectives

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Standard Definitions:

Dimensions, Hierarchies, Attributes, Calendars

Complete Integrated PM Architecture

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Workflow: Import, Validate, Transform, Approve, Alerts, To Do lists, …

User security roles : access profiles : contact : language : preferences

Reporting ModelsData Models

Form Models

All updates whether data or structure are controlled

and recorded with user and date stamp.

Unstructured data,

structures, etc

Run Shell Command Display URL

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Integrated multi-cube/multi-format architecture

CorPeuM: Key Differences

Standard Definitions:

Dimensions, Hierarchies, Attributes, Calendars

Models created from standard dimensions / members and

choice of structure

Able to support different kinds of data, including business structures and unstructured data that

seamlessly link to one another that act as a single model.

Strategy planning and execution monitoring example

Automatic updates when standard definitions change

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Intelligent attributes

CorPeuM: Key Differences

Allow dimension members to be related to each other and to specific measures to automatically generate reports and data capture screens

Workload, outputs and resouces can be related to specific processes Initiatives can be related to Balanced Scorecard themes and

perspectives

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Date based handling– All data and structure definitions are held by date, irrespective of the models

that use them– All data modification is held by incremental change, person and process

providing a complete audit trail – Reports can access any data item and any structure for a particular date.

CorPeuM: Key Differences

Multiple calendars that map

onto a standard calendar

Structures have effective dates

that are automatically selected

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Dynamic workflow– Able to model management processes (planning, budgeting, forecasting, …)– Activities can be automatically triggered by date, event and exception.– Automated approval and escalation paths

CorPeuM: Key Differences

CorPeuM provides personalised ‘To do’

lists and automated email alerts based on

individual user profiles, along with

automated escalation procedures as

deadlines approach

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Integrated reporting and analysis

CorPeuM: Key Differences

Processes Data & Reporting Models User Profile

CorPeuM has an integral reporting system that has

access to any data and any structure in any model.

These can be combined to produce reports in the

context of execution.

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Sample Applications

The following examples are those that are typically hard to implement using conventional performance management systems – but with CorPeuM are easy!– Business process monitoring– Initiative planning– Continuous planning

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Business Process Monitoring

Business processes can be split into:– CORE to the organization

• Revenue generation• Serve customers• Support customers• Provide for future

customers– SUPPORT / Enable core

processes to function

Focused on the organization’s purpose.

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Business Process Monitoring

Processes typically assigned to one or more departments

Can be managed and measured according to:

• Workload applied (send out mailings)

• Resources consumed (£2,500)

• Outputs achieved (15 enquiries)

• Risk being run …..

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Business Process Monitoring

Defining intelligent attributes:Operational processes

and activities

Relationship with

departments

Relationship workload

measures

Relationship output

measures…. resources, etc.

Used in:

• Member selections (e.g. All activities of a given Business Unit)

• To link dimensions on reports (when selecting an activity, automatically selects the correct Business Unit)

• In data transfers …..

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Display overall ‘Corporate Goals’Display ‘Output’ measures for each business processDisplay total resources applied to each business processNote columns are ‘irregular’ – e.g. time and version are different

Question: How do business processes look from a department view?

Business Process Monitoring

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Note how the measures change when selecting each department …

Business Process Monitoring

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This is the same report ….

CorPeuM intelligently displays the right combination of measures depending on the department being shown.

Business Process Monitoring

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… and now the Sales division.

This report shows the main things that management can control – resources, workload and outputs.

Business Process Monitoring

Question: What is the detail behind these forecast numbers?

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Multi-cube approach allows different levels of detail – this report shows sales by person, product, customer …Note information relating to the sales process is shown as columnsNotes have been placed by individual sales rep to explain any unusual numbers.

Business Process Monitoring

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Sample Applications

Business process monitoring made possible thru:– Integrated, multi-cube architecture– Intelligent attributes that link workload, outputs, resources to business

processes– Reporting capabilities that respects intelligent attributes

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Initiative Planning

Operational Activity

Model

Proposed Strategic

InitiativesData copied and ‘time-shifted’

when selected.

‘Live’ Strategic

Initiatives

Data copied back to ‘Proposed’ when

status set to ‘on hold’

‘Live’ Initiatives stored in separate dimension within the

Operational Activity Model where they are accumulated with

‘Business as usual’

Select initiative as ‘live’

Initiatives are ‘mini-projects’ that may be invoked to improve current performanceInvolves multiple data sets and a structured approval process• Balanced Scorecard application• Linking strategy to budgets• Project based planning, etc …

Propose

new initiative

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Initiative Planning

Defining workflow:

Propose

new initiative

How is the activity triggered?

Which users are involved?

What is their role?

What data is to be presented?

What response is required?

What processing takes place?

What are the deadlines?

What happens if this doesn’t happen?

How does the activity end?

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Workflow: Propose Initiative

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Propose Initiative

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Form Models

Project Name Project Long Name ... ... ... ... ... ...

Reduce IT Costs Reduce IT spending with 15%

Hire Sales Director Select recruitment agency to...

Sales Training Organize sales methodology training

Project Webinar Organize Series of ...

Form Model

Data

ModelDimension

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Propose Initiative

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Propose Initiative

Project Name Project Long Name ... ... ... ... ... ...

Reduce IT Costs Reduce IT spending with 15%

Hire Sales Director Select recruitment agency to...

Sales Training Organize sales methodology training

Project Webinar Organize Series of ...

Form Model

Initiative Dimension

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Propose Initiative

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Propose Initiative

Forms to enter Goals and Resources

Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6 Week 7 Week 8

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Propose Initiative

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Propose Initiative

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Select Initiative

Workflow to select ‘approved’ initiatives to become ‘live’ projectsOptions can be given to adjust the start date as well as resources.Once adjustements have been approved, initiatives are placed alongside ‘Business as Usual’ data.

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Report Initiatives

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Integrated Multi-Block Reporting

Allows 1 report to contain data from multiple sets that act as one report

Live

Initiatives Model

Operational Activity

Model

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Sample Applications

Business process monitoringInitiative planning made possible thru:– Integrated, multi-cube architecture that supports unstructured data– Workflow that controls the complete propose, approve, monitor process– Form models that automatically adjust existing data model structures– Intelligent attributes that link workload, outputs, resources to initiatives

and business processes– Reporting capabilities that respects intelligent attributes and can

combine data in multiple data sets.

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Management Processes

Analyze current performance Analyze market forecast Set Baseline

Financial Plan

Set Objectives & StrategiesAssess risks

Develop initiatives Assess Initiative resources Agree plan

Assess risks

Assess Initiative combinations

Develop contingency

Strategic planning

Tactical planning

Financial planning

Management reporting

Forecasting

Risk management

Processes:

Assess risks

Evaluate options

Adjust plan

Develop contingency

Develop

Baseline BudgetDevelop funding plan Start

PlanDevelop

Initiative Budget

Measure initiative progress

Monitor Risks /

Assumptions

Report current and forecast

status

Measure Strategic

success

Measure financial

performance

Forecast Sales

Forecast Initiative status

Forecast Costs

Forecast Strategic

Outcomes

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Budgeting

Controlling Management Processes

“Best Practice companies decouple their internal management

processes from the calendar and provide a set of planning and

reporting processes that utilize continuous processing and

monitoring of activity.

Aspects of strategic planning are not once-a-year events but a

continuous process. The pace of change is so great that management

needs to monitor the strategic implications of new developments on a

continuous basis.”

Best Practices in Planning and Performance Management. David Axson

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Workflow and Models

Continuous planning requires the different planning/monitoring activities to be triggered by dates,

exceptions and events

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Cash / Funding ModelTarget Setting

Model

Detailed Forecast

Model

Detailed Actual

Models

Performance

History

Detailed Actual

Models

Detailed History

Models

Performance Measures

Model

Strategy Improvement

Model

Actual

Budget,

Forecast, Actual

Target

Forecast

Operational Activity

Model

Management Processes

Forecast

Analyze current performance Analyze market forecast Set Baseline

Financial Plan

Set Objectives & StrategiesAssess risks

STRATEGIC PLANNING

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Cash / Funding Model

Target Setting

Model

Detailed Forecast

Model

Detailed Actual

Models

Performance

History

Detailed Actual

Models

Detailed History

Models

Performance Measures

Model

Strategy Improvement

Model

Actual

Budget,

Forecast, Actual

Target

Forecast

Operational Activity

Model

Management Processes

Forecast

Develop

Baseline BudgetDevelop funding plan Start

PlanDevelop

Initiative Budget

FINANCIAL PLANNING

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Integrated multi-cube/multi-format architecture– Able to support different kinds of data, including business structures and unstructured

data that seamlessly link to one another that act as a single model.

Intelligent attributes– Allow dimension members to be related to each other and to specific measures to

automatically generate reports and data capture screens

Date based handling– Able to ‘time-shift’ data correctly and allows different versions of the same structure to be

applied to a single set of data

Dynamic workflow– Supports continuous planning but without the need to maintain complex menu options.

Automatically focuses user attention on to what is required and pro-actively warns when the execution of a plan is threatened.

Integrated reporting and analysis– Integral reporting system that has access to any data and any structure in any model.

These can be combined to produce complex report layouts that act as a single report.

CorPeuM: Key Differences

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Pricing

No up front feeNo annual maintenance feeLow ‘Pay as you use’ pricing modelAdministrator Training class 5 days

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CorPeuM Challenge

Looking for performance management applications that can take advantage of CorPeuM’s unique capabilities. E.g.– Organisations that are implementing a multi-year change strategy and where

they need to monitor progress and its impact on financial results

– Companies that have had considerable investment from Private Equity, where those investors want to closely monitor agreed strategic plans.

– Organisations that are looking to link their budget processes with a strategic management frameworks such as the Balanced Scorecard.

– Organisations that want to move to continuous planning

– ……

If you want to be a part of this program and would like to know more then contact me at:

[email protected]

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