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Social Means Business
Kerry Brown, SAP Education
Theresa Tosca, SAP
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In-memory Speed
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Mobile Reach
In-memory Speed
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People Collaboration
Mobile Reach
In-memory Speed
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Market Disruptors
Workforce Shift
Emerging Technologies
Social Means Business…the Learning Revolution
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2020
Traditionalists, 1%
Zoomers, 22%
Gen X, 20%
Millennials, 50%
Gen 2020, 7%
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50%
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Workforce Shift
By 2020, up
to 50% of the
workforce will
be Millennials
77 million Boomers
are exiting
the
workforce What is your
knowledge
transfer
plan?
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Adapted from Remy S.Leeuwin, “Organizational Change”
User adoption = key to business value
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Emerging Technologies
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What is Social Learning?
Social Learning is the formal or informal process of learning from and with
people unconstrained by geographic location.
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TRADITIONAL VS. SOCIAL
Traditional Formal Learning
Social Informal Learning
Instructor-Led Training
eLearning Programs
Web Conferencing
References
Discussion Boards
Blogs/Microblogs
Wikis
Podcasts
Social Networking
Social Bookmarking
Simulations: Visual/Interactive
WEB 2.0
Technologies
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Social Adoption
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Barriers to Adoption
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PLAN BUILD RUN
SUSTAIN OPTIMIZE INNOVATE
User Performance Management
More Change to
Business Process
/Attrition
Change to
Business Process
Initial
Decision
Expert
Functional
Additional
Functions
Sub-standard
Go
Live
Source:: Adapted from META Group
12 – 18 months 18– 24 months 2 – 8+ years
Us
er
Pe
rfo
rma
nc
e
End-user performance
degrades without
continuous training
TRANSFORM OPTIMIZE INNOVATE SUSTAIN
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SAP Supporting Successful User Adoption
INTRODUCTION
DOCUMENTATION
OCM Setup
& Launch Change
Monitoring
Interventions Setup Monitoring Analysis
Stakeholder Management
Performance Management
Communications
Skills & Competencies
Organizational Alignment
Governance
METHODOLOGY
COLLABORATION
ACCELERATION MEASUREMENT
LEARNING
VISUALIZATION
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A Case for Change: Learning at SuccessFactors
2011 New Hire Sales Reps not doing well
• Slow time-to-quota / low productivity
• High regrettable attrition
• Ineffective onboarding and new hire experience
2012 Need to “Drink our own Champagne”
• Overhaul onboarding and Bootcamp using SuccessFactors Jam & LMS
• Using our own product builds product fluency
• Sales reps speak with credibility and authenticity
• Amazing results
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Jam Makes Sharing Easy and Fun
All learning experiences are a blend of modalities:
• New hire cohort is a Jam community
• Webinars lead up to instructor led training
• Jam is foundational to ILT experience (prework, daily homework, polling, quizzes,
discussion, follow up)
• Formal completion tracking and certification exams are in the LMS
• Increases engagement and ownership of learning experience
Features of Jam
• Simple video and screen capture
• Post documents and PDFs
• Public and private groups for your
company or multiple companies.
• Wall posting, chatting, wiki-like
collaboration, polling
• Access and author from your mobile
phone or tablet.
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Tools: Sales University Learning Center
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Outputs: New Hire Sales Bootcamp
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Support: Self-Paced Courses
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Enablement: Sales Playbook
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Business Impact – Sales Bootcamp Nov ‘12 A
ve
. N
o.
of o
pp
ort
unitie
s
cre
ate
d in 3
mo
nth
s
NOAM 81%
LATAM 90%
EMEA 87%
APAC 88%
-6%
18%
173%
-20%
0%
20%
40%
60%
80%
100%
120%
140%
160%
180%
200%
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Early Stage Pipelie Late Stage Pipeline Deals Won
Attended bootcamp after 90 days Attended bootcamp in first 30 days Difference
Diffe
ren
ce
in P
erf
orm
an
ce
New hires who went to the Boot camp within a month of
joining SF on an average created better quality pipeline,
closing 173% more deals.
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Business Impact – Sales Bootcamp Nov ‘12
218%
69%
445%
0%
50%
100%
150%
200%
250%
300%
350%
400%
450%
500%
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Early (3m) Late (3m) Won(3m)
Impact of Old vs New Bootcamp
Old New Improvement
2012 boot campers significantly out performed their 2011 peers in the
first 3 months, both in pipeline quantity and quality.
Ave
. N
o. o
f o
pp
ort
un
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Open Learning
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25
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75
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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%
91
71
53
41
78
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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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Super Users
Training Lifecycle: Communities of Practice
Upgrade/Expansion Go-Live
10
0%
Sk
ille
d
GO
AL
Kick-off
End-Users
Administrators Project Team
Executives Sponsors
Kick-off Go-Live
Communities
of Practice By
• Role, function
• Geography
• Line of business
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Messaging to Build Shared Ownership
Draw new organizational lines that connect all areas of business
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Identify expertise
Avoid duplication and have better coordination
Transfer knowledge
Improve best practices
Creates two-way dialogue
Makes business personal
Reduces power distance to leaders
Connects globally person by person
Forms private groups
Competitive Advantages/Benefits of Social Learning
Encourage
Sharing
Capture
Knowledge
Solve problems faster and better
Bring outsiders in
Streamline processes
Give employees a voice
Make meaningful contributions and innovations
Increase engagement, satisfaction and retention
Enable
Action
Empower
People
Source: Altimeter Group
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Enablement, Transformation & Sustainability
Business process functions
One Driver
Help Desk
Tech Support
Business Stakeholders/Process Owners
Super user Monitoring Mentoring Listening
Reporting Refining Listening
Peer to peer support Continuous Training
Organizational Change Management
Business Process Improvements Enablement
Co
urt
esy: M
ich
ae
l D
oan
e &
Asso
c
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Resources
SAP Education Information: www.sap.com/usa/services/education/index.epx
Contact your SAP Services Education Account Manager
1-888-777-1727 (option 1) or email [email protected]
Benchmarking and Best Practices Survey: https://www.benchmarking.sap.com/cgi-bin/qwebcorporate.dll?idx=CUX8C2&SHSP1Q2A=ASUG&LNG=0
Education Resource Center:
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SAP Jam Collaboration Tool
http://sapjam.com/
Thank you
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Theresa Tosca Account Executive
SAP America, Inc.
M 404.922.2830
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Kerry Brown VP Enablement
SAP America, Inc.
M 404.519.0738
@KerryBrownSAP