Title: Value%20Based%20Management
1Value Based Management
- Drive value for key stakeholders
- Focus your business on what counts - relentlessly
- Facilitate deployment of strategy and management
philosophy - Establish accountability at all levels
Paul A. Sharman, President Focused Management
Information Inc.
2Agenda
What should you do next?
How do you implement Value Based Management?
Introduction / Why and What Is Value Based
Management
3The Problem(s)
- Shareholders want bigger returns
- We are losing business to competitors on price
and on performance - Customer expect high quality at low price
- We are not easy to do business with
- We dont pay enough attention to our important
customers - Todays structure does not support the
segmentation strategy - Financial information gets attention, but it
isnt enough - Our employees understand the need to change, but
they dont - Customers want a single problem owner
- We are not able to adapt quickly to new business
opportunities - There are many complex and inter-related
concerns. The combination is killing us!
4Why VBM? - Because organizations have to change
constantly in order to meet expectations
- Superior executive performance is defined by
delivery of value - to investors, customers,
employees and others who have material influence - Growth in market value is a key to executive
survival and the winning organization - Executives need new skills, new tools and a
responsive organization to deliver value - Possession of facts is critical when making high
risk decisions - Information Portals provide consistent
communication to employees and other stakeholders
5Benefits of VBM
- Focus the efforts of people in the organization
on driving to achieve whats important in a
holistic manner - satisfied customers
- correctly assigned resources
- growing profits / SVA/ CFROI, etc.
- streamlined processes that deliver
- business facts to manage the business
- motivated and accountable people
- waste eliminated
- The bottom line VBM Performance
6What is VBM?
- Value-based management (VBM)
- A discipline that focuses on the management of
the organization holistically - Emphasizes the creation of value as defined by
its stakeholders and priorities defined by
management - Focuses on the deployment of strategy and value
creation by managing processes, activities, jobs,
compensation and organization structure - Uses analytical methods, facts, computing
/communications technology in an integrated
framework
7Why Value?
- The creation of value is the primary goal of
managers in leading companies - Organizations exist to create value for all
constituencies / stakeholders - Stakeholders include customers, owners, managers,
employees, suppliers and society in general - Organizations determine the degree to which they
will prioritize the interests of each stakeholder
group and will therefore balance performance
goals accordingly - A new Manifesto for Management, Sumantra Ghoshal,
Christopher A. Bartlett Peter Moran. Sloan
Management Review Spring 1999, Vol. 40, Number 3
8What Values?
- Values depend on the stakeholder, however,
examples - might be
- Markets and owners expect that economic value be
created - Customers may expect to obtain desired goods and
services on time and at competitive prices - Employees may expect a substantive and meaningful
job with commensurate compensation - Suppliers may expect to be paid on time
- Society may expect that their environment will be
improved
9Value Based Management Framework
Strategy
Activity Based Costing/ Budgeting
- Stakeholder Needs / Values
- Customers
- Employees
- Regulators
- Owners
- Investors
T I M E
- Organization
- Values
- Goals
- Results
Q U A L I T Y
Performance Measurement / Scorecard
F I N A N C I A L
Q U A N T I T Y
Process Management
Best Practices
Objective
Behavior
Consequences
Performer
Organization Design Compensation
Feedback
Human Performance
PERFORMANCE
10VBM and Measurement
- People behave as they are measured
- The only purpose for measurement is to influence
human behavior - The emphasis in measurement must be New
Conditions, Future State and Desired Performance
Therefore, disciplined application of
defined measurements and goals is critical to
accomplishment of the desired values / goals
11Agenda
What should you do next?
How do you implement Value Based Management?
Introduction / Why and What Is Value Based
Management
12Two Cycles in VBM
Foundation / Planning Cycle
On-Going Management Cycle
Performance
13VBM Implementation Stages
Implementation
Design
Detailed Analysis
Rapid Prototype VBM
14VBM Rapid Prototype Delivers
- A complete status report
- Gaps identified
- Actions and plans agreed
15VBM Rapid Prototype Involves
Implementation
Design
Rapid Prototype VBM
Detailed Analysis
16VBM AnalysisDelivers
- Economic profile linking SVA to processes
- Processes analyzed / disconnects identified
- Profitability by segment / cost of processes
- Design options defined and approved
17VBM Analysis Involves
Implementation
Design
Detailed Analysis
Rapid Prototype VBM
- What it is
- 3-6 month analysis of performance of key
aspects of the business - Design assumptions established
- Design specifications created / approved
- What you have to do
- Provide teams of employees / data
- Set goals
- Participate in steering team meetings
- Attend 4 executive workshops (4-6 hours)
18VBM Design Delivers
- Detailed process organization specifications
- Scorecards developed at all 3 levels Org,
Proc, Job - Change management planned
- Detailed specifications for data
- Information Portal specifications
- Activity process budgets developed
19VBM Design Involves
Implementation
Design
Detailed Analysis
Rapid Prototype VBM
- What it is
- 2 month design processes and
- organization
- Detailed design recommendations
- Implementation plan agreed
- What you have to do
- Provide teams of employees
- Participate in steering team meetings
- Attend 1 management workshop (2 days)
20VBM ImplementationDelivers
A completely aligned organization,
measurement and management system including some
or all of the following
- Process owners assigned
- Change management implemented
- Process changes implemented
- Process Scorecards implemented
- Individual Scorecards implemented
- New computer and communications
- software implemented
- Organization design implemented
- New job descriptions developed
- Training requirements identified and
- conducted
- Incentive compensation changes
- implemented
- Activity and process budgets implemented
21VBM Implementation
Implementation
Design
Detailed Analysis
Rapid Prototype VBM
- What it is
- 4 month implementation of new
- measures / processes / organization
- New measures and goals accepted
- Employees in different jobs
- What you have to do
- Provide teams of employees
- Assign employees to new roles
- Participate in steering team meetings
- Drive implementation
22VBM Information Portals for Communicating with
all Constituencies
- Distribution of consistent and appropriate
measurement information to everyone in the
organization is fundamental to execution of VBM
- Use of computer technologies - data warehouse,
OLAP and presentation layer software provide
the media of distribution - It is the media that facilitates organization
change. The marriage of management philosophy
with technology and the imperative to create
value - The media is represented by the presentation of
current measures and performance information on
computer screens to all accountable parties - The suite of tools includes software to perform
simulation modeling of processes and economic
performance
Sample Measurement Scorecard / Dashboard
23Agenda
What should you do next?
How do you implement Value Based Management?
Introduction / Why and What Is Value Based
Management
24Next Steps
- Complete a simple series of self assessment
questions - Review results with an FMI representative
- Undertake initial review of VBM with sponsor
executives - Launch Fast Track VBM
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