Professional Documents
Culture Documents
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.
Technological innovations
Radical changes of
(e.g. Information and communication
economic conditions
technologies)
(e.g. Financial crisis)
SAP Experts
Customers / Professionals
Academics / Institutes
New: SAP Partners
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)
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
Program Performance
Execute benefit Implement Human IT Deployment Training
Business Case Risk Monitoring plan management -
realization processes Resource Mgmt preparation
Business
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.
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BTM² - Strategy Management
Portfolio of strategic options
Overcome stakeholder
Ongoing
crisis
observation
Increase readiness through
Risks and opportunities
sensitization of stakeholders
low
Transformation stages
high
Capital consumption,
negative cash flow
Lack
Lack of
of liquidity
liquidity
Loss of customers
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
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
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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