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IDC & HP Webinar: Employee Adoption = Success with HP Software
September 25, 2013
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Today’s Presenters
Cushing Anderson Program Vice President Project-Based Services
IDC
Malcolm Poulin, Director of Product Strategy
ANCILE Solutions
Susan Merriman Worldwide Lead of Emerging
Technologies HP Software Education
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Discussion Topics
• IT Challenges – rollout, adoption
• Research – in the market, for your organization
• Strategies, methods, processes to succeed
• Technology enablement trends
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A changing world demands a new style of IT
Develop
Operate
Secure
Govern Structured data, process
Desktop, months
Harden the edge, trust the core
Monetize
Local, procedural, bureaucratic
Physical, one-to-many
Old style of IT
Real-time analytics, human information
Mobile, days
Borderless, proactive, dynamic
Virtual, predictive self-service
Digital, one-to-one
New style of IT
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Rapid pace of change
IT Challenges
• Software deployments must be successful and streamlined
• However, all too often, User Adoption is not achieved
End Users are not
competent in using
software
Help desk calls increase
the cost of internal support
Errors are too high and
service too slow
Business results are
not optimal
And ultimately, you are not
recognizing the expected ROI
from your software
implementation
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Poll #1
Polling Question
Is preparing your people to use software before an upgrade or rollout more or less challenging than it used to be?
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Poll #2
Polling Question
How are you currently training your users?
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What can be done? Research and Strategies
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Organizational Capability: Skill is Imperative to Success
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Other
Available budget and resources
Quality of the project plan
Clearly defined business objectives
Clear and effective communications
Technology performing as expected
Skill and dedication of the project team
N = 515 Note: Respondents are IT managers responsible for 515 IT projects;
"Other" includes executive sponsorship/support, skill of the consultants/systems integrators, accuracy of project scope, support provided by vendor or consultant, and effective risk management (each with 6% or less). Source: IDC's Training Impact on Projects Survey, 2011
Q. What element had the greatest impact on project success?
Skill of the team and users is more important than the
technology
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We promised “two minor changes that can massively increase the chances of your software deployments succeeding”
Changes
Change 1 –
Recognize and act on the proven research that Team Skills impact Project Success
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Small change in overall skill
To move from 30% to 70% success rate
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Organizational Capability: Team Skill & Project Success
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N = 212 Note: Respondents are IT managers responsible for 21 ERP projects. Source: IDC's Training Impact on Projects Survey, 2011
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Training Lifecycle: Training Spend & Project Success
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Add 1.5% of project budget to training
To move from 50% to 80% success rate
N = 515 Note: Respondents are IT managers responsible for 515 IT projects. Source: IDC's Training Impact on Projects Survey, 2011
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We promised “two minor changes that can massively increase the chances of your software deployments succeeding”
Changes
Change 2 –
Recognize and act on the proven research that enablement can’t stop at rollout
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Knowledge Leakage: Skills degrade over time
Training Lifecycle: …Essential over the long term
Skill wanes
• People move
• Processes change
• Technology changes
• New hires know “less”
Impact is dramatic … • Between 10–30%
capability per year
Team Skill
Source: IDC, Knowledge Leakage: The Destructive Impact of Failing to Train on ERP Projects (IDC # 236130, July 2012)
Replacement Workers Trained to 60%
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Team skill @ 30% leakage Team skill @ 10% leakage
Goal — 100%
Year 3 Year 6 Year 1
By year 6 — it has only 24%
Year 3 — organization has 41% of its original capability
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Results of an Effective Sustainment Strategy
Initial Training
Expert
Functional
On-going process improvement, measurement and skill development
Sub-standard
Go Live
Ongoing Learning
System Stabilization
Process Improvement Kick-off
Enhanced Skills Training
Benchmarking shows that an effective sustainment strategy results in:
-- lower cost of ownership
-- strong business and IT alignment
-- standard approaches and centralization across the enterprise
-- better customer support and satisfaction
-- achievement of the expected business outcomes
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Poll #3
Polling Question
How important is training to the success of your project?
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Poll #4
Polling Question
What is your biggest challenge with training?
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Technology Enablement Trends
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Change in Delivery Modalities Spending – 12 Months
Classroom-based ILT
Text-based training
"Disconnected" technology-based…
Other
Formal on-the-job
Video (online or broadcast)
Simulations
Instructor-led elearning
Self-paced elearning
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Decrease Increase Source: IDC's Learning Modality Survey, 2012
Future View – Market Forecast
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Enablement Trends Skill is Imperative to Success
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Simulation Based Learning – Available anytime, anywhere
HP Software’s Answer - HP Adoption Readiness Tool
Delivers on day one with HP’s ready to use out of the
box expert built content
Rapidly modify the
self-paced and simulation
based learning and support materials to reflect your
unique business practices
Continuous, modular learning:
users can take the full
advantage of relevant modules
or task based instruction
Global capability: 30 languages to enable and
support today’s diverse
workforce
An enablement platform for
providing expertise
throughout the project and beyond
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Safeguarding test quality while accelerating tester training
Open Grid Europe GmbH
Goals
• Provide enablement and support to both new and existing end-users during an upgrade to HP ALM11
• Lower training times for new testers
• Have an ongoing solution for after deployment – not a point in time training
• Create an online, interactive handbook that users may access from every HP ALM 11 screen
• Incorporate an automated upgrade capability to eliminate further investment
Solution
• HP Adoption Readiness Tool (ART) comprising:
• (a) A software platform for rapid content development and deployment
• (b) Best practice online content created by HP authors
• (c) A maintenance contract including support and content upgrades
Customer Case Study
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Optimizing value with HP Adoption Readiness Tool
• More efficient operation of software
• Significant reduction of calls to the help desk
• Flexible adaptation of aligning documentation
• Quality Assurance department -Improved usage of HP Application Lifecycle Management software
• Increased productivity within the testing environment
• Improved communications across the IT department
Customer Case Study
Effective and sustainable IT enablement leading to achievement of business goals
Expand the power
ART Throughout the Application Lifecycle
Configuration
Documentation
Testing
Learning
Online Help
ART
Try Me Show Me Test Me
Demo of features
and functions
Step by step hands
on practice
Knowledge checks &
competency tests
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Poll #5
Polling Question
Do your leaders believe training to be important to the success of projects?
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Building your Business Case for Training
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Essential Guidance: U.S. CIOs and IT organizations
Regardless of organization IT priority or initiative:
• IT organizations must align capability with the changing requirements of business
• Skill of team members/IT org/enterprise must align with requirements and strategic objectives
• Enterprise should establish and maintain a robust training program to ensure
– All teams/members have appropriate capability
– Teams function appropriately to maximize technology value
– Business can meet ongoing challenges of a complex environment
• Leverage existing training alternatives
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Challenges
• Cumbersome to develop high-quality and consistent learning and support documents to enable usage of IT and business applications.
Challenge #1
• Significant infrastructure and support costs are incurred to train and support employees on the new system.
Challenge #2
• Inefficiencies related to instructor-led training and lack of easy access to information limit the productivity of employees who utilize the new system on a regular basis.
Challenge #3
• Lack of high-quality, consistent learning and easy access to relevant information extends the time to proficiency for employees.
Challenge #4
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Value Recognized with HP ART
• Increase efficiency for authors and administrators to develop and customize
Value #1
• Reduce learning infrastructure and support expenditures
Value #2
• Increase employee efficiency on the job Value #3
• Reduce time to employee proficiency with their applications
Value #4
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Return on Investment
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FIGURE 2: CHART OF VALUE DRIVERS
FIGURE 3: CHART OF SCALABILITY
As shown in Figure 3, the value of ANCILE uPerform scales with the number of employees trained each
year. The employee efficiency and proficiency benefits are calculated on a per employee basis and the bar
chart clearly shows that the value of training more employees with ANCILE uPerform justifies the
incremental licensing cost. Overall, although there are wide differences between enterprise system
implementations, we believe these sample results are a reasonable estimate of the return on investment
that ANCILE uPerform users might realize compared with using less sophisticated or robust systems.
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Discussion
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Questions and Answers
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