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HOW THREE DC ORGANIZATIONS ACHIEVED WORK MANAGEMENT SUCCESS

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HOW  THREE  DC  ORGANIZATIONS  ACHIEVED  WORK  MANAGEMENT  SUCCESS  

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EXECU

TIVE  INSIG

HTS  D

C  Why?  

•  Challenging  and  exciDng  Dmes  for  organizaDons  

•  Do  more  with  less  

•  Achieving  organizaDonal  transformaDon  success  

•  Commitment  at  execuDve  level    

•  How  MicrosoM  work  management  tools  can  support  your  organizaDon  

•  Successful  adopDon  has  organizaDonal  challenges  

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INNOVA

TIVE-­‐E  Who  We  Are  

•  Inspire,  Lead,  and  Be  the  Catalyst  of  OrganizaDonal  TransformaDon  

•  ExperDse  •  SharePoint  for  Project  Management  

•  Project  Management  for  SharePoint  

•  Custom  SharePoint  SoluDons  Development  

•  World  Class  Team  

•  Thought  leaders,  published  authors,  instructors,  speakers  

•  Seasoned  execuDve  management  

•  PMPs,  Six  Sigma,  SOX,  ITIL,  COBIT,  RUP,  MSCDs  

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INNOVA

TIVE-­‐E  Who  We’ve  Helped  

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SAMPLE  S

LIDE  

Agenda  

 7:30  -­‐  8:00                            RegistraDon/Breakfast/Networking  

 8:00  -­‐  8:15                            Welcome  Remarks    

 8:20  -­‐  8:45                            ElevaDng  Business  Value  with  MicrosoM  Work  Management  SoluDons  

 8:50  -­‐  9:10                            Business  Process  Re-­‐Engineering  and  Improved  Healthcare  Outcomes  

 9:15    -­‐9:35                            Delivering  QA  Process  Improvement  and  Savings      

9:40  -­‐  10:00                        Healing  a  Case  of  IneffecDve  Process,  Document  &  Project  Management  

 10:05  -­‐  10:25                    Top  10  Best  PracDces  To  Achieve  SharePoint  Success    

 10:30  –  11:00                  Panel  Discussion  

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ARPAN  SHAH  

ElevaDng  Business  Value  With  MicrosoM  Work  Management  SoluDons  

Director,  MicrosoM  Project  

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EXECU

TIVE  INSIG

HTS  D

C  About  Me  

•  Internet  business  industry  background  •  Web  E-­‐commerce  soluDons  

•  MicrosoM  for  the  last  9+  years  •  Internet  business  soluDon  product  management  •  CMS  product  management  •  SharePoint  tech  product  management  

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Project  Management  

AssociaDon  with:  

•  Complexity  

•  Specific  Industries  like  Manufacturing,  ConstrucDon,  ConsulDng,  Oil  &  Gas,  etc.  

•  Specific  group  or  set  of  individuals  (ex.  PMO  office)  

Work  Management  is  for  everyone:  individuals,    teams  and  organiza8ons.  

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Popular  Work  Management  Techniques  Today  

Individuals   Project  Managers   Execu8ves/PorAolio    Managers  

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Popular  Work  Management  Techniques  Today  

Individuals   Project  Managers   Execu8ves/PorAolio    Managers  

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Alignment    with  Business  ObjecDves    

Visibility  

 &  Control  

CollaboraDon  

PMO,  Resource  and    Project  Managers  

Enterprise  Project  

Management  

Project  Team  Members  

ExecuDves  and    Porlolio  Managers  

Porlolio  Management  

Work  Management  

"   Demand  Management  

"   Porlolio  SelecDon  "   Capacity  Planning  "   Porlolio  ReporDng  

"    Resource  Management  

"    Financial  Mgmt  

"    Project  ReporDng  "    Project  Scheduling  "    Program  Mgmt  

"    Time  ReporDng  "    Team  CollaboraDon  

HOW  

PPM  

HE

LPS  TH

E  ORGAN

IZAT

ION  

Processes  and  Tools  

How  Work  Management  Helps  the  OrganizaCon  

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Project  and  Porlolio  Management  is  the  conDnuous  process  of  iden8fying,  selec8ng  and  managing  a  porlolio  of  projects  in  

alignment  with  key  performance  metrics  and  strategic  business  objecDves  

Make  Decisions  that  Align  with  Business  Goals  

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CUS

TOMER  BENEFITS  OF  

PPM  

Reduce  costs,  increase  efficiencies  and  prepare  for  growth  

Reduce Costs o  Gain visibility and control over projects o  Manage projects and resources effectively o  Reduce redundancies and non-performing projects

Improving Business Outcomes o  Align work with strategic objectives o  Prioritize work by financial return o  Mitigate risks and measure results

Customer  Benefits  

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CHOOSE  THE  RIGHT  TOOLS  THAT  CAN  EVOLVE  WITH  YOU    

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Where  do  you  start?  

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MARIE-­‐MICHELLE  STRAH,  PHD  

Business  Process  Re-­‐Engineering    And    Improved  Healthcare  Outcomes  

Lead  Business  Consultant,  Aquilent  

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INTRO

DUCTIO

N  Overview  

•  IntroducCon  

•  Marie-­‐Michelle  Strah,  PhD  

•  Aquilent,  Inc.  Lead  Business  Consultant  •  Email:  michelle  DOT  strah  AT  aquilent  DOT  com  

•  Twi6er:  @cyberslate  

•  ObjecCves  

•  Best  pracDces  for  SharePoint  deployment  in  military  healthcare  seqngs  

•  How  to  leverage  SharePoint  as  an  enterprise  soluDon  in  highly  regulated  seqngs  (DoD/VA)  

•  How  to  effecDvely  manage  expectaDons  and  leverage  exisDng  knowledge  management  iniDaDves  in  DoD/VA  for  successful  SharePoint  implementaDons  

Case  Study  Format  –  Longitudinal  PerspecCve  

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ERMC  

Army  in  Europe  TransformaCon  2004-­‐2008  

•  Pain  Points  

•  Challenges  to  military  healthcare  OIF/OEF  •  Very  few  automated  processes  for  healthcare  administraDon  

•  IntegraDng  private  sector  best  pracDces,  accreditaDon  and  managed  care  (TRICARE)  

•  SharePoint  2003  infrastructure  but  no  champion  

•  Process  

•  Hey,  we’ve  got  a  great  idea!  

•  Command  adopDon  (HMEDDAC)  •  Command  adopDon  (ERMC)  

•  Goals:  compliance  and  transformaDon  

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ERMC  

SoluCons  for  TransformaCon  

•  Healthcare  AdministraCon  

•  StandardizaDon  and  automaDon  of  exisDng  processes  

•  Quality  measures  (data,  data,  data)  •  ConDnuous  process  improvement  

•  TransformaCon  

•  ConsolidaDon  and  realignment  –  creaDon  of  new  processes  

•  IntegraDon  of  G-­‐3  and  G-­‐6  processes  

•  Rapid  deployment  

•  Provide  structure,  decision-­‐making  and  execuCve  dashboarding    

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ERMC  

SoluCons  for  TransformaCon  

•  Enterprise  Portal  -­‐  HMEDDAC  

•  Phase  I  –  3  months  –  planning  and  buy-­‐in  

•  Phase  II  –  12  months  –  implementa8on  and  training  across  subordinate  commands  (7)  and  headquarters  

•  Phase  III  –  12  months  –  implementa8on  and  training  across  clinical  divisions,  records  management,  quality  and  risk  management,  pa8ent  safety,  pa8ent  sa8sfac8on,  hospitality  

•  Enterprise  SoluCons  -­‐  ERMC  

•  Phase  I  –  3  months  -­‐  Transforma8on  Portal  and  capital  equipment  and  supply  chain  management  

•  Phase  II  –  12  months  -­‐  Host  Na8on  Ini8a8ves  •  Host  NaDon  PaDent  Liaison  Program  

•  ERMC  Medical  Library  and  Knowledge  Portal  

•  Wounded  Warrior  Care  

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ERMC  

Results  

Virtualiza)on  of  100%  of  business  processes  across  8  geographically  dispersed  hospital  and  ambulatory  care  clinics  

•  Joint  Commission  AccreditaDon  –  Hospital  (2008)  

•  Joint  Commission  AccreditaDon  –  Ambulatory  (2008)  

•  DoD/MEDCOM  InspecDon  (2008)  

•  Congressional  InspecDon  (2008)  

•  100%  accountability  of  2500  staff  and  $150  million  of  durable  equipment  

•  15%  increase  in  paDent  saDsfacDon  rates  

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DCOE  Defense  Centers  of  Excellence  for  Psychological  Health  and  TraumaCc  

Brain  Injury  2009-­‐2010  

•  Pain  Points  

•  New  organizaDon  with  li6le  to  no  established  processes    (management)  

•  Clinical  research  

•  Joint  services  

•  IntegraDon  with  exisDng  civilian  agencies  (including  VA/NIH)  

•  Processes  

•  Command  adopDon  (DCoE)  

•  Robust  knowledge  management  initaDve:  

•  TMA  (Tricare  Management  AcDvity)  records  management  •  Subject  ma6er  experDse  

•         Champion:  Chief  of  Staff  

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DCOE  

SoluCons  for  CollaboraCon  

•  SoluCon:  

•  Phase  I  –  con)nuous  -­‐  Branding  –  SharePoint  2007  portal    

•  Phase  II  –  3  months  -­‐    Iden8fica8on  of  KM  team  and  strategic  planning  

•  Phase  III  –  3  months  -­‐    Iden8fica8on  of  Power  Users  and  training    

•  Phase  IV  –  3  months  and  ongoing  –  Content  Migra8on  and  Integra8on  with  civilian  agencies  (SharePoint  2003  and  2007)  

•  Results:  

•  100%  adopDon  within  3  months  

•  IntegraDon  of  8  directorates  and  6  component  centers  as  a  unified  command  within  6  months  

•         Groundbreaking  at  NICoE  (NaDonal  Intrepid  Center  of  Excellence)            24JUN10  

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JTF-­‐CAPM

ED  

Joint  Task  Force  –  NaConal  Capital  Region  (JTF-­‐CAPMED)  2010-­‐present  

•  Pain  Points  

•  What  supply  chain?  

•  Joint  services  •  Data  integrity  and  accuracy  

•  Legacy  systems  

•  Process  

•  Phase  I  –  1  month  –  BPA:  Assessment  and  Evalua8on    

•  Phase  II  –  3  months  

•  Data  and  systems  architecture  and  design  

•  Program  Management  Informa8on  System  (PMIS)  

•  Phase  III  –  3  months    

•  Systems  Integra8on  (COTS)  

•  Custom  Development  (SharePoint)  

•  Data  Quality  

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JTF-­‐CAPM

ED  

World-­‐Class  SoluCons  

•  SoluCon  •  Project  Management  InformaDon  System  (PMIS)  •  ExecuDve  Dashboard  and  BI  (JTF-­‐CAPMED  SharePoint  Portal)  •  SaaS  integraDon  and  interface  SQL/.NET  (API)  (A6ainia  and  Accendo)  •  Data  visualizaDon  and  interface  (MS  Silverlight)  •  Integrated  Master  Schedule  (MS  Project  –  MS  Project  Server)  •  Automated  data  transfer  (JMLFDC  –  DMLSS)  •  Tracking  Tool  (SharePoint  2007)  

•  Results  •  Unique  health  services  supply  chain  soluDon  •  IntegraDon  of  100%  construcDon,  financial,  contractual,  capital  

equipment,  procurement,  warehouse,  and  tracking  data  (RFID/barcode)  •  100%  accountability  of  $322  million  of  equipment  w/in  6  months  

 SharePoint  SOA:  Crea)on  of  prototype  DMLSS  interface  and  cradle-­‐to-­‐grave  accountability  

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LESSONS  LEA

RNED  

A`er  AcCon  Report  

Challenges:  •  Staffing  •  IPT  (Integrated  Product  Team)  •  Infrastructure  and  server  farm  implementaDon  •  Data  architecture  •  AuthenDcaDon  •  Project  Planning:  Make  or  Buy  and  Business  Case  Analysis  

Enablers:  •  Staffing  •  Agile/Scrum  Methodologies  •  SharePoint  SDLC  •  ExecuDve  Support  •  Phased/IteraDve  Deployments  •  Flexibility/Adaptability  

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JOE  SNYDER  

Delivering  Quality  Assurance  (QA)  Process  Improvement  And  Savings  

Engineering  Manager,  VGT  

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INTRO

DUCTIO

N  

Company  PerspecCve  

•  VGT  Historical  perspecDve  •  Accelerated    growth  

•  Single  market  focus        

•  CompeDng  Groups  

•  SW  Engineering  

•  Field  Service  •  ProducDon  •  Corporate  

•  Change  Agent    •  Best  PracDces  •  Fence  them  in  

•  Tighten  the  fence  -­‐but  don’t  scare  them!  

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PROCESS  

Technology  ConsideraCons  

•  Technology    •  Boon  

•  Bane  

•  Good  to  Great  !  •  Technology  Accelerators    

•  Fly  Wheel  concept    

•  Methodology  –  A  balancing  act  

•  Strategic  

•  TacDcal  

•  New  technology  hurdles  •  Learning  curve  •  ConDnue  to  release  

•  Money  In  the  bank  

•  How  much  will  it  cost  

•  ROI  

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SOLU

TION  

The  Challenge    

•  Requirements  •  Pilot  it  with  QA  •  Provide  concrete  metrics  on  the  value  add  •  Show  value  out  of  the  box  •  Will  it  scale?  •  Will  it  be  accepted  by  the  stakeholders?  

•  MS  Project  -­‐QA  •  Status  Reports  •  Resource  scheduling  •  Progress  Updates  

•  In  acDon  •  PWA  •  Outlook  •  Status  report  •  Task  updates  

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RESU

LTS  Resistance  is  FuCle  

•  FTE  savings  

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RESU

LTS  Resistance  is  FuCle  

•  Resource  AllocaDon/  Assignment    

•  Control  Group  

•     No  significant  changes  seen  •  Test  Group*  

•     Be6er  CommunicaDon  between  groups  

•     Clearer  expectaDons  •     No  over  allocaDons      •     Improved  Dme  to  test  compleDon  

•  Progress  ReporDng  •  Real  Dme  data    •  EsDmated  Dme  vs.  Actual  Dme  Data  

•  Improvement  to  Status  ReporDng  

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LESSONS  LEA

RNED

 Next  Time    

•  Unexpected  results  •  Control  group  was  eager  to  be  included  in  the  next  phase  •  Groups  began  to  experiment  and  self  train  on  the  tool  •  SW  engineering  group  took  noDce  and  was  advocaDng  for  enterprise  

wide  adopDon  in  2011  

•  Lessons  Learned  •  Longer  pilot  Dme  frame  would  permit  broader  scope  of  tests  •  Limited  metrics  on  exisDng  state  made  comparisons  somewhat  

inconclusive  •  Support  role  was  a  full  Dme  job  

•  Next  Steps  •  Scale  to  the  enterprise  •  Planning  •  Training  •  ExecuDon  •  Follow  up  

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MATTHEW  FRITTS,  MPH  

Healing  A  Case  Of  IneffecDve  Process,  Document  and  Project  Management  

Senior  Program  Manager,  Samueli  InsDtute  

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INTRO

DUCTIO

N  Samueli  InsCtute  

•  Who  We  Are  

•  Non-­‐profit,  non-­‐affiliated  medical  research  organizaDon  

•  Started  in  2001  with  funding  from  benefactors  Susan  and  Henry  Samueli  •  Primary  funding  source  is  now  DOD  

•  Mission  =  transform  health  care  through  the  scienDfic  exploraDon  of  healing  

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INTRO

DUCTIO

N  Project  Management  at  Samueli  InsCtute:  “A  Case  History”  

•  Symptoms:  Inefficiency,  frustraDon,  ad-­‐hoc  system  of  heterogeneous  and  unlinked  databases  and  tracking  systems    

•  IniDal  a6empts  at  self-­‐management  of  this  “disease”  failed  

•  Diagnosis:    Growing  pains  and  immature  processes,  personnel,  and  technology  toolsets  

•  Treatment:  Evolve  the  InsDtute’s  staff,  processes,  and  project  management  

•  Doctors  and  nurses:  InnovaDve-­‐e,  Inc.  and  training  

•  Prognosis:    Evolve  through  its  growing  pains  and  into  healthy,    thriving  organizaDonal  wellness  

•  Caveat:  maintaining  wellness  requires  ongoing  self-­‐management  &  disciplined  prevenDon    

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fficient    

anagement  of    

rojects  and  

peraDons    

ith  

lectronic  &  human  

esources  

PRO

CESS  IdenCfying  a  PotenCal  SoluCon   Overall  Goals  

•   Enhance  and  streamline  DOD-­‐funded  project  planning,  tracking,  reporDng  and  integraDon.    •   Provide  the  InsDtute’s  Military  Medical  Research  Program  (MMRP)  with  the  knowledge,  skills,  resources,  technology  and  processes  required  for  effecDve  project  management  (PM).  

Three  ObjecCves  /  Work  Areas  

E M P O W E R

• ObjecDve  1:  Provide  training,  coaching  and  support  related  to  project  management  (PM)  theory,  processes,  tools,  resources  and  best  pracDces.  People  

• ObjecDve  2:  Establish  a  framework  for  effecDve  project  management  based  on  PMBOK  theory  and  principles  and  including  documentaDon  and  clarificaDon  of  policies  and  procedures.      

Process  

• ObjecDve  3:  Create  a  Project  Management  InformaDon  System  (ProMIS).  Tools  

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PROCESS:  ID

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Goal  3:  Create  a  Project  Management  InformaDon  System  (ProMIS)  

EMPOWER  Goal  3:  “Tools”  

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LESSONS  LEA

RNED  

Moving  forward  

PEOPLE •  No PM

background •  Basic PM training •  PM Certification

PROCESS •  Ad-hoc •  PM Process

Standardized

•  Automated workflows , portfolio reporting

TOOLS •  Paper, MS

Word, MS Excel, Email

•  PM templates, MS Project

•  MS Project Server

Level  1:  IniDal  

(2010)  Level  2:  

Repeatable  Level  3:  Defined  

(2015)  

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SOLU

TION  

Product  /  FuncConality  

SP  2010  +  MS  Project  2010   3rd  Party  PM  Add-­‐on  for  SP  2010  

Project  Server  2010  +  SP  2010  

Project  Task  Management  

Task  level,  not  assignment  level  in  SP  

Assignment  Level   Assignment  Level  

ReporDng   Dependent  on  site  hierarchy,  Need  to  custom  build  roll  ups,  can  only  do  1  level  roll  up  

Dependent  on  site  hierarchy,  OOTB  roll  ups  provided,  Not  capable  of  complex  relaDonship,  can  only  do  limited  level  roll  up  

Not  dependent  on  site  hierarchy,  OOTB  roll  ups  provided,  can  handle  complex  relaDonship  and  mulD  level  roll  ups  

Workflow   OOTB  limitaDon  in  ability  to  capture  different  informaDon  at  different  point  in  the  process.  Workflow  can  be  created  in  SP  Designer.  

Same  as  SP  2010   OOTB  capability  to  capture  different  informaDon.  Can  be  created  in  Visual  Studio,  but  can  be  configured  and  tweaked  in  Project  Server  

Scalability   Does  not  scale  up  when  more  complex  features  are  needed  

Can  scale  up  to  other  funcDonaliDes  provided  in  the  plalorm  

Can  scale  up  to  other  funcDonaliDes  provided  in  the  plalorm  

Usability   OOTB  SP  may  provide  simpler  user  interface.      

Designed  to  provide  as  simple  a  UI  as  possible  

More  complex  UI  because  of  the  built  in  capabiliDes  

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RESU

LTS  ROI  -­‐  Preliminary  Results  

•  Standard  OperaDng  Procedures,  process  flows,  related  forms,  and  policies  draMed  for  3  of  the  major  project  types  that  the  MMRP  conducts  

•   All  staff  received  training  in  SharePoint  2010  (the  plalorm  through  which  the  MMRP  will  streamline  its  document  management  funcDons)  and  in  MicrosoM  Project  2010  (the  plalorm  through  which  the  MMRP  will  streamline  its  project  management  funcDons)  

•  Completed  a  prototype  of  ProMIS  

•  Review  and  approval  of  two  comprehensive  Standard  OperaDng  Procedures  (SOPs)  on  (1)  intramural  human  subjects  research  projects  and  (2)  intramural  programs  was  deferred,  so  that  the  Dmeline  for  releasing  ProMIS  could  be  accelerated  

•  Concept  maps  for  key  InsDtute  processes  were  developed  

•  Clarified  InsDtute  processes  that  are  currently  ambiguous  or  unclear  

•  StandardizaDon  •  DefiniDon  of  project  terms  •  Roles  &  responsibiliDes  for  PI,  PM,  PO,  etc  

•  IdenDfied  high-­‐priority  training  needs  related  to  SharePoint  and  Project  Management  

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BILL  ENGLISH  

Top  10  Best  PracDces  To    Achieve  SharePoint  Success  

CEO,  Mindsharp  

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WHO  IS  M

INSH

ARP?  

Best  PracCces  

Training  

Conferences  Industry  Leadership  

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WHO  IS  M

INDSH

ARP?  

Federal  and  Military  Customers:  Last  5  Years  

DoD  USMC  RecruiDng  Command  USMC  MAGTF  Integrated  System  Training  Center  Navy  Fleet  Forces  Command  Navy  Office  of  Civilian  and  Human  Resources  Naval  Undersea  Warfare  Center  Navy  Special  Warfare  Command  Special  OperaDons  Command  Joint  Special  OperaDons  Command  Missile  Defense  Agency  Army  Forces  Command,  G6  Army  Redstone  Technical  Test  Center  Army  Soldier  Systems  Command  Army  Fort  Sam  Houston  Army  Fort  Bragg  Army  Research,  Development  and  Engineering  Command  Air  Force  Space  Command  Air  Force  Tyndall  Air  Force  Base  Air  Force  Los  Angeles  Air  Force  Base  Air  Force  Edwards  Air  Force  Base  Air  Force  Office  of  Plans  and  Policies  United  States  Military  Academy  

Civilian  United  States  Coast  Guard  NaDonal  AeronauDcs  and  Space  AdministraDon  NaDonal  Oceanic  and  Atmospheric  AdministraDon  United  States  House  of  RepresentaDves  United  States  Nuclear  Regulatory  Commission  United  States  Department  of  Agriculture  

United  States  Department  of  Veteran’s  Affairs  United  States  Department  of  TransportaDon  United  States  Department  of  Energy  United  States  Department  of  the  Treasury  United  States  Department  of  the  Interior  United  States  Department  of  Agriculture  United  States  Department  of  JusDce  United  States  Department  of  Health  

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INDSH

ARP?  

Mindsharp  Fortune  100  Customers:  Last  5  years  

Walmart  Exxon  Mobil  Chevron  General  Motors  Conoco  Phillips  CiDGroup  Bank  Of  America  Berkshire  Hathaway  JP  Morgan  Chase  &  Co.  IBM  Verizon  McKesson  Goldman  Sachs  Group  United  Health  Group  Boeing  Merrill  Lynch  Target  State  Farm  WellPoint  Dell  Johnson  &  Johnson  

Marathon  Oil  Wachovia  Wells  Fargo  MicrosoM  UPS  Pfizer  Lowe’s  Time  Warner  Caterpillar  Sunoco  Lockheed  MarDn  Sprint-­‐Nextel  PepsiCo  Intel  KraM  Foods  AllState  Best  Buy  Walt  Disney  Ingram  Micro  Sysco  Cisco  

HoneyWell  Northrop  Grumman  Hess  GMAC  Comcast  New  York  Life  Coca-­‐Cola  NewsCorp  General  Dynamics  HCA  Macy’s  Liberty  Mutual  Insurance  Abbo6  Labs  Washington  Mutual  Massachuse6s  Mutual  Life  3M  

58  of  the  Fortune  100  are  EBA  Customers  

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N  #10:  Approach  SharePoint  as  a  Strategic  Business  Plaiorm  

SoMware  Plalorms  

Business  Requirements  

Strategies  &  Goals  

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#9:  Must  Have  Clear  Business  Requirements  for  SharePoint  

Problem  or  Opportunity  

Strategies  

Business  Requirements  

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#8:  Decide  what  SharePoint  will  and  won’t  do    

Phase  2   Phase  3  

Document  Management   Basic  Search  

CollaboraDon  

Workflows  

Projects  

Records  Management  

Phase  1  

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#7:  Don’t  use  SharePoint  Outside  its’  Intended  Use  

SharePoint  is  not:  

  AccounDng  Package    CRM  

  Business  Process  AutomaDon  

  Resource  Management  

  Porlolio  Management  

  ERM  

  ERP    Time  &  Expense  

Can  you?    Yes  –  with  enough  developers,  Dme  and  money  

Should  you?    No  –  See  Best  PracDce  #3  

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#6:  Must  have  InformaCon  Design  that  SharePoint  can  Support  

•  Garbage  in,  Garbage  out  

•  PutabilityFindability  

•  E-­‐Discovery  

•  Data  Breaches  

•  Lower  Costs  

•  Lower  Exposure  to  Liability  

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N  Some  Facts  and  Stats  

•  Over  30  billion  original  documents  are  created  and  consumed  each  year  

•  Cost  of  documents  is  esDmated  to  be  as  much  as  15%  of  annual  revenues  

•  85%  of  documents  are  never  retrieved  •  50%  of  documents  are  duplicate  in  some  way  

•  60%  of  stored  documents  are  obsolete  

•  For  every  $1  spent  to  create  the  document,  $10  are  spent  to  manage  it  

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FINDABILITY  A

ND  ECM

 More  Facts  and  Stats  

•  36%  -­‐  IT  rolls  out  SharePoint  with  no  input  from  Record  Managers  or  ECM  teams  

•  14%  -­‐  admit  that  no  one  is  in  charge  and  that  SharePoint  +  ECM  is  out  of  control  

•  SMS/text  messages,  blogs,  wikis  and  other  web  2.0  technologies  lack  inclusion  in  the  ECM  soluDon  in  75%  of  organizaDons  

•  This  represents  a  major  risk  to  companies  

•  Avg  number  of  queries  per  day:  20  

•  Avg  number  of  hours/week  spent  finding  info:    3.5  

•  ~$4500  cost/worker/year  

•  10K  workers:  $45,000,000/year  

•  Too  high?    OK  –  Cut  it  by  90%:  $4.50M/year  

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#5:  Ensure  there  is  Pervasive  EducaCon  for  your  OrganizaCon  

•  ExecuDves  

•  End-­‐users  

•  Help  Desk  •  IT  Administrators  

•  Developers  

•  Web  Designers/Developers  

•  Business  Analysts  

•  Managers  •  Partners  

•  Vendors  

•  Customers  

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#4:  Ensure  SharePoint  is  Included  in  your  Social  Media  Policies  

  Tagging    I  like  it    Post  comments  

  My  Colleagues  

  Personal  blog    Share  docs,  links    Tag  Cloud    So  forth…  

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#3:  Don’t  Customize  SharePoint  Unless  You’re  Forced  to  do  so  

Out  of  Box   3rd  Party   Customize  

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#2:  Must  have  Governance  for  Ongoing  Success  with  SharePoint    

Governance  focuses  on:  

1.  What  the  rules  are  

2.  Who  gets  to  make  the  rules  3.  Who  enforces  the  rules  

Rule  #9  for  DaCng  my  Daughter:  Do  not  lie  to  me.  I  may  appear  to  be  a  potbellied,  balding,  middle-­‐aged,  dimwi6ed  has-­‐been.    But  on  issues  relaDng  to  my  daughter,  I  am  the  all-­‐knowing,  merciless  god  of  your  universe.  If  I  ask  you  where  you  are  going  and  with  whom,  you  have  one  chance  to  tell  me  the  truth,  the  whole  truth  and  nothing  but  the  truth.    I  have  a  shotgun,  a  shovel  and  five  acres  behind  the  house.    You  will  not  be  missed  nor  will  you  be  found.  

Example:  

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#1:  Must  have  ExecuCve  Buy-­‐In  to  the  Proper  Use  of  SharePoint  

Real-­‐World  IllustraDon  of  a  Fortune  500  company  that  didn’t  have  CEO  buy-­‐in  for  their  SharePoint  implementaDon  

Why  do  we  need  your  buy-­‐in  and  acDve  support?  

  Provides  proper  focus  and  direcDon    No  “higher-­‐court”  of  appeal    Enables  context  for  project  compleDon  

  Allows  alignment  of  requirements,  technology,  policies  and  governance  

Direc)on.  Clarity.  Confidence.  

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WORST  P

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RACTICES  

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DUX  RAYMOND  SY,  PMP  

Panel  Discussion  

Managing  Partner,  InnovaDve-­‐e  

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HOW  THREE  DC  ORGANIZATIONS  ACHIEVED  WORK  MANAGEMENT  SUCCESS  

Thank  You!