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Business Transformation Management


Method (BTM2) parallels with DYNAMICS/P3
Tim Hornung MS, SAP Joel Adler Ph.D. UPenn

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What is Organizational Dynamics at Penn about?
Dynamics Concentrations

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Alignment of BTM2 & DYNM/P3
A rare industrial situation that sees its business strategy inextricably tied
to these two principles of Penn Organizational Dynamics
•Holistic approach
•Balance of Process and Behavioral perspectives
Mapping of Content of the P3 concentration
•Project Management
•Program Management
•Risk Management
•Portfolio Management
•Business Process Management

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BTM2

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Drivers for Business Transformation (BT)
Fundamental and complex changes

What
What is
is Business
Business Transformation
Transformation (BT)*
(BT)* –– Excerpt
Excerpt
Business
Business transformation
transformation implies
implies fundamental
fundamental and
and complex
complex organizational
organizational changes
changes within
within as
as well
well as
as across
across
companies
companies alongside
alongside the
the value
value chain;
chain; business
business transformation
transformation can
can also
also radically
radically alter
alter the
the company's
company's relations
relations
with
with the
the wider
wider economic
economic and
and societal
societal environment.
environment.

Drivers for BT:


Increasing globalization
(that leads, for example to stronger
competition)

Technological innovations
Radical changes of
(e.g. Information and communication
economic conditions
technologies)
(e.g. Financial crisis)

Pressure for sustainability Changing workforce


(which results in changed (such as increasing
customer preferences or global mobility)
regulations)
* www.fhnw.ch/iwi/bta Ö Business Transformation Research.

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Business Transformation Academy
A global, trans- and interdisciplinary network of Thought Leaders

SAP Experts

Customers / Professionals

Academics / Institutes
New: SAP Partners

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Business Transformation Management
Call for action

Low
Low success
success rate
rate of
of business
business transformation
transformation projects
projects (less
(less than
than 40%)
40%)
Source:
Source: Isern
Isern et
et al.
al. (2009)
(2009)
Findings
Findings
Lack
Lack of
of holistic
holistic management
management approaches
approaches
Source:
Source: Winter,
Winter, Uhl
Uhl (2011)
(2011)

X 75% are failing because of


non-technical reasons
e.g. non acceptance of the solution, skill
problems, communication problems,
problems with project resources

X 25% Failure because of


technical reasons
e.g. demands can not be mapped,
sizing problems, problems with
connecting legacy systems
Source: Seven Reasons Why
Information Technology
Projects Fail (2011)

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The BTM2 – Big Picture

Meta
Management
Orchestration of individual disciplines: Guidelines, Leadership, Culture, Values and Communication

Direction Enablement
Strategy Risk Processes IT Organizational Competence &
Value Program/Project
Transformation Change training
Management Management Management Management Management
Management Management management

360r Strategic Determine Program Business and


AS-ISData Baseline Planning and Set-up & Competence
Risk scope of IT Capability
Collection analysis Assessment Governance Assessment governance strategy
analysis

Analysis of Deep dives for From template Program & Proj.


needs & Value Integration To-be analysis Stakeholder Training need
strategic risk to bespoke management
maturity level estimation Mgmt analysis
areas inventory

Assess Identify Program &


Design Detailed Project Scope Gap analysis Change agent
business vision transformation improvements As-is analysis
business case business case Mgmt network
/add attributes

Design Agree Program &


Define risk Map selected Project Time & IT roadmap Communication
Business Model ownership for strategy plan management Gap analysis
processes Cost Mgmt
realization

Integrated Risk Solution Performance


Plan benefit Plan process Program Curriculum
transformation Management Quality Mgmt architecture management -
realization implementation design development
plan Execution Project team

Program Performance
Execute benefit Implement Human IT Deployment Training
Business Case Risk Monitoring plan management -
realization processes Resource Mgmt preparation
Business

Organizational Identify Program IT Operations Change


Review and Evaluate Procurement
model additional & Service readiness Training
evaluate results processes Mgmt Optimization
improvement assessment

Establish Risk Mgmt. as Program


Risk analysis IT Lifecycle Change Evaluation &
potentials for part of Board Establish CIP Reporting Management monitoring improvement
further benefits Governance
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Business Transformation Management Methodology (BTM²)
Disciplines and deliverables in detail
Meta
Orchestration of individual disciplines: Guidelines, leadership, culture, values, and communication Management

Envision
Envision Engage
Engage Transform
Transform Optimize
Optimize
Strategy Management
Detailed benefit Plan benefit Realize Benefit review Establish potentials Value
estimation realization benefit and evaluation for further benefits Management
1
Project startup and
AS-IS Data collection
Risk Risk Execute risk Risk
Risk monitoring Review and evaluate risks
Identification mitigation plan mitigation plan Management

2
Analysis of transformation
needs and causes Business process Process to-be Process Process Run, monitor Business
(80/20 rule) analysis design implementation evaluation and optimize Process Mgt.

3 IT operations & Transformational


Solution IT deployment IT deployment Plan IT lifecycle
service IT
Design architecture plan and testing IT operations management
optimization Management
Business Vision

Ensure Improve org.


Stakeholder, Execute Change Organizational
4 Set up change
communic. and change plan monitoring
sustainable
change
change
readiness Change Mgt.
plan
performance mgt.
Design
Business Model

Need, as-is and Training Training Transfer, application Competence &


gap analysis preparation Execution and evaluation Training Mgt.
5
Define integrated
transformation plan
Program/Project Program/Project Program/Project Program/Project closure Program and
initiation planning realization Project Mgt.

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BTM² - Strategy Management
Portfolio of strategic options

Design business model: 4 strategic options


high

Consolidation & Focus: Strategic


Focus on core redirection
competencies/business, Expand core business,
Reduction of overcapacities transfer and development

Overcome stakeholder
Ongoing
crisis
observation
Increase readiness through
Risks and opportunities
sensitization of stakeholders
low

low Transformation readiness high

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BTM² - Strategy Management
Transformation need analysis

Consideration of different stages: Decreasing flexibility with increasing pressure

Transformation stages
high

Capital consumption,
negative cash flow

Unclear operating results

Lack
Lack of
of liquidity
liquidity
Loss of customers

Blockade of necessary Lack


Lack of
of business
business
transformation efforts success
success

Negative impacts not Lack of


Lack of
yet visible strategy
strategy

Sustained Lack of
Lack of
success stakeholder
stakeholder
commitment
commitment
Lack
Lack of
of
awareness
awareness
and
and knowledge
knowledge
Pro-active
Pro-active
low

management
management

Stage 0 Stage 1 Stage 2 Stage 3 Stage 4 Stage 5


high Flexibility to react (time and options) low

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Organizational Dynamics
and
P3

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Alignment of BTM2 & DYNM/P3
A rare industrial situation that sees its business strategy
inextricably tied to these two principles of Penn Organizational
Dynamics
•Holistic approach
•Balance of Process and Behavioral perspectives
Mapping of Content of the P3 concentration
•Project Management
•Program Management
•Risk Management
•Portfolio Management
•Business Process Management

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Mapping of Dynamics/P3 courses to BTM2

Systems Thinking: Pourdehnad


Complexity, Sustainability, and Systems Thinking,
Barstow
Organizational Essentials
The Art and Science for Leadership,
of Organizational Choukroun
Strategy and Planning,
Meta Management
Choukroun
Organizational Diagnosis, Kaminstein, Zane
Strategy Management
Effective Entrepreneurship and Leadership, Keech

Direction
Is Bigger - Inevitable, Better or Worse in Organizations?, Licht
Value Management Psychodynamics
Building a Businessin Organizations, Hirschhorn
Case for Sustainability, Barstow,
Nuessle
Organizational Ethics and Integrity, Fielder
Risk Management Managing Project Risk, Hornbacher
Organizational Risk Management, Combrick-Graham
Process Improvement, Stankard
Processes Management
Business Process Excellence, Kirchmer
Managing Project Portfolios, Bayney
IT Transformation Management
Group Team Dynamics: Kaminstein, Zane
Enablement

Coaching Others to Manage Conflict, Napier


Organizational Change Management
Organizational Culture Change, Vanderslice
Mastering Organizational Politics and Power, Eldred
Competence & Training Management Knowing Yourself: The Coach as an Instrument of Change,
Napier
Leader-Manager as Coach, Russo
Program/Project Management Stories in Organizations: Tools for Executive Development,
Greco
Organizational Project Management,
Choukroun
Program Management, Heaslip
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Discussion

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Thank You!
Contact information:

Tim Hornung
Practice Manager, Business Transformation Services
Tim.Hornung@sap.com
920-791-0354

Joel Adler
P3 Studies Leader, Organizational Dynamics
University of Pennsylvania
adler@sas.upenn.edu
610-940-1941

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