Steve Towers Workshop Florida January 2011

BPGroup 18th Annual Conference - January 2011 © BPGroup – All Rights Reserved

Steve Towers

CEO & Founder

BPGroup

Contact me: [email protected]

BPGroup 18th Annual Conference - January 2011 © BPGroup – All Rights Reserved Examples

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Tony Hsieh

Listen to the 15 minute interview


1. Overview


2. Workshop


3. Wrap-up


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“It’s true the

questions

Are the

same…

But this

year the

answers

Are very

different”


We shouldn't keep

looking back to the

past to define the

possibilities for the

future


Copernicus - 19 February 1473 – 24 May 1543

He died 467 years ago

This is a Copernican

moment for many

businesses


Too many managers have become so

specialized that they don’t think in

terms of the company’s big picture.

Philip Kotler


Enquire about a trip

Navigate to the airport

Experiencing hospitality

Baggage transportation

Enjoying the trip Relaxing in the

hotel Returning Home

Enjoying a Coffee at Home

The

Customer Experience

is the Process

A new perspective.. It’s a seismic shift in focus


DISCOVERY

ASSESSMENT

REVIEW

EXECUTE

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Moving from

Inside-Out

Left to Right

Pyramidal

Rigid

Functional

Specialist

To…..


Thru Process

centric

towards

Outside-In

and a

Customer

centred view

of business


PROCESS INNOVATION

PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT

TECHNOLOGY IMPLEMENTATION

PROGRAMME INTEGRATION

LEADERSHIP

STRATEGY

Understand & Develop

Successful Customer Outcomes

Create Process Activity

List

PROCESS DIAGNOSTICS

Identify Moments of

Truth

PROCESS DIAGNOSTICS

Identify Breakpoints

PROCESS DIAGNOSTICS

Identify Business

Rules

Perform Risk

Assessment

Develop Action Plan

Manage Delivery


Twen

ty T

wo

OI Q

uan

tifia

ble

Ele

men

ts (L

evel

s 1-

5)

Element Always Discretionary Levels

Process Activity Map (PAM) Y 1-2-3-4

Process Diagnostics Y 1-2-3-4

Risk Assessment Y 1-2-3-4

Action Plan Y 1-2-3-4

Actions Taken Y 1-2-3-4

POF Dependencies Y 1-2-3-4

Points of Failure profile Y 1-2-3-4

Future State PAM Y 1-2-3-4

Risk Impact Assessment Y 1-2-3-4

Process Elasticity Y 1-2-3-4

Validated Process Activity Map Y 2-3-4

SCO Mind Map Y 2-3-4

Validated Process Diagnostics Y 2-3-4

Innovation Landscape Y 3-4

SCO Statement Metrics Y 3-4

OI Strategic Matrix Y 3-4

Process Performance Landscape Y 3-4

Performance Management Scorecard Y 4-5

OI Strategy Map Y 4-5

IT Opportunities matrix Y 4-5

Individual Scorecard Y 4-5

SCO Capabilities Overview Y 4-5


Hands-on Exercise

BPGroup 18th Annual Conference - January 2011 © BPGroup – All Rights Reserved DISCOVERY

ASSESSMENT

REVIEW

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Transforming to Outside-In

Process - the Beginning and

the End

Where does the process start and finish?

The Successful Customer

Outcome

What is it and how can it reshape our

processes and our business?

Process Points of Failure

Moments of Truth | Breakpoints | Rules

What and Where are they?

What business are you (really)

in?

Can you deliver compelling 21st processes?


Where does your process start and finish?


Questions in an Outside-In world



Enquire about a trip

Navigate to the airport

Experiencing hospitality

Baggage transportation

Enjoying the trip Relaxing in the

hotel Returning Home

Enjoying a Coffee at Home

The

Customer Experience

is the Process

A new perspective.. It’s a seismic shift in focus




the End



Outcome







in?



If I had asked them what they wanted they would have said faster horses Henry Ford the Model T


Understand & Develop Successful Customer Outcomes

TOOLS

Layer 1:

Who is the

Customer?

Layer 2:

What is the

Customers

current

Expectation?

Layer 3: What is the

process the customer

thinks they are involved

with?

Layer 4:

How does

what

We do impact

Customer

Success?

Layer 5:

The Successful

Customer

Outcome – what

does the

customer really

need from us?

The primary purpose of crafting Successful Customer Outcomes is create a fundamental focus for a

process, set of processes or indeed complete enterprise strategy. The SCO extends way beyond legacy

inside-out thinking to create an actionable strategic and operational objective for the entire organisation.

CRAFTING THE

SUCCESSFUL CUSTOMER OUTCOME

Understanding the real Customer Need

The One liner

SCO:

One line

statement that

explains the

actual SCO


Successful Customer Outcome

SCO

Student

What is the

Customers current

expectation?

There will be problems,

but I should eventually

get my financial aid

I must go through the

financial aid process to

get Aid

Getting an education

Building a Successful

career

Earning a degree

What is the process the

customer thinks they are

involved with?

Who is my

Customer?

Determine if a student can

graduate


afford the class

Determine when a student

can register

How does what we

do impact Customer

Success? I need to receive my financial

assistance

I need to receive aid before the

semester starts

I need to attend the classes I have

chosen

I do not want to call to chase progress

I need to receive the correct amount

I do not want to have to fix your

mistakes

The SCO -

what does

the customer

REALLY need

from us?

THESE THINGS ARE MEASUREABLE

THESE THINGS ARE PERSONAL

THESE THINGS ARE OUTSIDE-IN


The Successful Customer Outcome

SCO

Student

What is the

Customers

current

expectation?

What is the process

the customer thinks

they are involved

with?

Who is my

Customer?

How does what we

do impact

Customer

Success?

The SCO -

what does

the customer

REALLY

want from

us?

EDUCATION LOAN APPLICATION

Who is My Customer?

We must be careful here. What we are trying to do is identify the category of people who are likely to be our customer, and who we want to be our customer.

This could be “people wishing to take classes” or “people desiring an education” but…

“students” is a very good answer because it defines that group of people who are most likely to be consumers of the “financial aid process.”



SCO

Student

What is the

Customers

current

expectation? There will be problems,





get Aid

What is the process

the customer thinks

they are involved

with?

Who is my

Customer? How does what

we do impact

Customer

Success?

The SCO -

what does

the

customer

REALLY

want from

us?



SCO

Student

What is the

Customers current

expectation?

There will be problems,





get Aid



career

Earning a degree


customer thinks they are

involved with?

Who is my

Customer?

EDUCATION LOAN APPLICATION

What is te process the Customer thinks they are involved with?


Building a successful career

Earning a degree

This is a major step beyond traditional process management techniques.

This part of SCO Mind Mapping moves us towards the “outside-in” perspective where we can uncover how the process really effects the customer.



SCO

Student

What is the

Customers

current






get Aid



career

Earning a degree

What is the process

the customer thinks

they are involved with?

Who is my

Customer?


graduate


afford the class


can register

How does what we

do impact

Customer

Success?



SCO

Student

What is the

Customers

current






get Aid



career

Earning a degree


customer thinks they

are involved with?

Who is my

Customer?


graduate


afford the class


can register

How does what we

do impact

Customer

Success? I need to receive my financial

assistance

I need to receive aid before the

semester starts

I need to attend the classes I have

chosen

I do not want to call to chase

progress

I need to receive the correct amount

I do not want to have to fix your

mistakes

The SCO -

what does

the customer

REALLY

need from

us?

THESE THINGS ARE MEASUREABLE

THESE THINGS ARE PERSONAL

THESE THINGS ARE OUTSIDE-IN


Define the Successful Customer Outcomes Map

TOOLS

Layer 1:

Who is the

Customer?

Layer 2:

What is the

Customers current

Expectation?

Layer 3: What is the process

the customer thinks they are

involved with?

Layer 4:

How does what

We do impact

Customer

Success?

Layer 5:

The Successful

Customer

Outcome – what does

the customer really

need from us?

The primary purpose of crafting Successful Customer Outcomes is create a fundamental focus for a

process, set of processes or indeed complete enterprise strategy. The SCO extends way beyond legacy

inside-out thinking to create an actionable strategic and operational objective for the entire organisation.

CRAFTING THE

SUCCESSFUL CUSTOMER OUTCOME

Understanding the real Customer Need

The One liner SCO:

One line statement

that explains the

actual SCO




the End



Outcome







in?



Moments of Truth


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Original iPod

iLife

MAC OSX

Cinema Displays

iPod Shuffle

Nike & iPod

MacBook Air

iPod Classic

iPhone 3GS

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iPad

FREE

iPhone?

Moments of Truth

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Jan Carlzon

"We have 50,000 moments of truth

every day.“

President, SAS


MOT

MOT MOT

MOT MOT

MOT MOT MOT

Any interaction with the CUSTOMER

is a

MOMENT OF TRUTH


MOT

MOT MOT

MOT MOT

MOT MOT MOT

And every

MOMENT OF TRUTH Ripples and reverberates through the organisation


MOT

MOT MOT

MOT MOT

MOT MOT MOT

And

MOMENTS OF TRUTH Create complexity, cost, wastefulness and failure


MOT

MOT MOT

MOT

MOT

MOT MOT

MOT THE CAUSE OF WORK

THE EFFECT


MOT

Moments of Truth


MOT


Moments of Truth – they’re everywhere

Moments of Truth

permeate our lives

in every product

and service


Moments of Truth

What are Moments of Truth (MOT)?

1) Moments of Truth are a Process Diagnostic

2) They occur ANYWHERE a customer “touches” a process

3) They can be person-to-person, person-to-system, systems-to-

person, system-to-system, and person-to-product

4) ANY interaction with a customer is a Moment of Truth

5) Moments of Truth are both process Points of Failure and

Causes of Work




the End



Outcome







in?



What business are you really in?

What Business Are you in?

Roundtable....

Well-Being

Lifestyle management

Moving people

Fixing people

Gratification

Expression

Always-On


Questions in an Outside-In world

Where does your process start and finish?




the End



Outcome







in?



Any sufficiently

advanced

technology is

indistinguishable

from magic.

Arthur C. Clarke


Gilead Sciences

Gilead Sciences

http://bit.ly/62PfbP

Gilead Sciences (GILD) saw sales rise to $5.3 billion in the past 12 months, capping off three years of 38% sales growth on average. One secret was turning a cocktail of AIDS drugs into

a single once-a-day pill, making it easier for

patients to stick to their drug regimens.

http://bit.ly/62PfbP

http://stockmarket.businessweek.com/www/search.html?q=GILD



A customer is the most important

visitor on our premises, he is not

dependent on us.

We are dependent on him. He is

not an interruption in our work.

He is the purpose of it. He is not

an outsider in our business. He is

part of it.

We are not doing him a favour by

serving him. He is doing us a

favour by giving us an

opportunity to do so.


But I’m just a manager IT is not my department …


PROCESS INNOVATION

PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT

TECHNOLOGY IMPLEMENTATION

PROGRAMME INTEGRATION

LEADERSHIP

STRATEGY

Understand & Develop


Create Process Activity

List

PROCESS DIAGNOSTICS

Identify Moments of

Truth

PROCESS DIAGNOSTICS

Identify Breakpoints

PROCESS DIAGNOSTICS

Identify Business

Rules

Perform Risk

Assessment

Develop Action Plan

Manage Delivery


The Outside-In promise

Outside-In promises to eliminate

wasted time, money and energy in

every organisation.

In achieving Outside-In we make a

Copernican shift and the Customer

becomes the focus at the centre of

everything we do.


नमसत

adeus

afscheid

Totsiens

Tack

Bedankt

Terima Kasih

Gracias Kiitos

Tak

Thank You

Grazie

Bedankt

Takk

Obrigado

Vielen Dank

再見 작별 인사

tam biêt

до свидания αντίο

Auf Wiedersehen


In summary To do things differently

We just need to open our eyes wider and

see things anew

Reduce costs, improve revenues and enhance service simultaneously


Questions?


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“Faith is taking

the first step

even when you

don't see the

whole staircase.” Dr. Martin Luther King


Steve Towers

CEO & Founder

BPGroup

Contact me: [email protected]

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