Enterprise Strategy Execution Suite

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14%of Fortune 500 companies implement

strategy effectively 10%of employees understand company’s

strategy

40%of organizations link

budgets to strategy 40%of organizations align

processes with strategy

60-100% value increase by closing the strategy to

performance gap

Strategy Execution Facts

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Source:

Engagement & Collaboration

Failure to adequately translate

the strategy from the CEO’s

high-level ambition to specific

actions the organization must

take to make that ambition a

reality

Change

Failure to appropriately adapt

the strategy when conditions

change

Resources

Failure to put in place the

organizational capabilities

required to sustain the strategy

after it is enacted

Why Execution Fails

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How Solves This

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Engagement & Collaboration

• Communicate directives

downstream

• Gate initiatives upstream

• Enable collaboration across

business silos

Change• Manage change within the

original model

• Identify capability gaps

ResourcesSuggest, prioritize, and

optimize use of resources:

• FTEs

• Budgets

• Assets

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Results

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Engagement & Collaboration

• Directives are optimally

executed

• Appropriate people are

aligned & ready to execute

Change

Real-time governance based

on valid data

Resources

Accountabilities and

collaboration are set

across departmental

siloes

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Business Execution Center

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Demand Execution & Change Management

Resource Governance

(HR, Skills, Capabilities)

Innovation Execution GRC ExecutionBudget Portfolio Management

S T R A T E G Y E X E C U T I O N

Data Capture Data Modelling (EA) Workflow What-if Modeling

Self-Service BI Bi-directional integration Business logic enforcement

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My Single Point

Unique, Proven Technology

What-if scenarios to support on-

line decision making

Strong reporting ad

analytical

embedded

capabilities– build it

yourself

Simple, flexible and a

comprehensive Work

Flow engine (WF)

Granular permissions mechanize

(agile, aggregative, n-level)

Powered by a powerful

“solution designer “

(allow non-technical personnel

to maintain the system)

Easy to acquire the internal competencies , Easy to maintain

My Single Point Platform

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1-week steps

No change to your IT systems

SaaS or on-premise

Workshop

Prototype Rollout

Model Enhancement

• Process

• Roles & Accountabilities

• EA data Model

• KPIs, Reports

• Road Map

• What-If scenario

• SLAs

• Integration

• Enhancements

implementation

• Entities

• Forms

• Authorizations

• Work flows

• Data Model

• User training & support

• Targeting the next

transformational area in the

road-map

Lean, Manageable Deployment

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Capture demand from

any source, qualify,

assess, price and

prioritize.

Manage constraints

while matching scope,

schedule and

priorities with supply

Align business

demand with strategy

Prioritize demand

based on business

impact and cost

Shorten time to

market, reduce

overhead by 30% and

improve quality

Gain control over

resources by managing

all demand types-

market, regulatory,

business

Demand Execution & Change Management

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Track and allocate

resources and allocate

to timeframes to

provide visibility

Achieve complete

visibility into resource

utilization and skills

profiles

Ensure that the right

resources are working

on the right project

Efficient and effective

deployment of an

organization's resources

when they are needed –

people, skills, assets,

budgets, ….

Resource Management

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Automatic synchronization

of ERP tools, taking the

variances (vendor, data

structure, processes) into

consideration

What-if simulations to achieve

optimal planning

Combination of top-down

(multi-dimension

constraints and goals)

and bottom-up (demand-

based) budget planning

Uniform dashboard view

over the budget plans

across the corporate

Uniform process for

planning annual and

multi-year budgets,

enforcing accountability

and business logic

Budget Portfolio Planning

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Track innovation

through execution

into production

Optimize the ROI on

innovation plan using

what-if scenarios

Educate & support the

mental aspects of

innovation

Capture innovation / product

demand , gate & enforce

accountabilities and process to

ensure adequate resourcing and

budgeting

Practice rich template for the

“Idea to ROI”

(process, accountabilities,

controls, constraints and KPIs)

Innovation Execution

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Project and Portfolio Management

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Capture all aspects of your work plan – small CRs,

defects, support tasks, work packages, projects,

programs, R&D releases, product roadmap

Provide portfolio-level

management dashboards,

covering key indicators such as

budget, schedule, quality, risk

and benefits

Customizable KPIs – analyzing

your portfolio, comparing

scenarios, comparing baselinesSupport endless

breakdown hierarchies

(along with rollup logic)

Be able to prioritize each

portfolio (using automatic

and forced ranking) and

the plan as a whole

Elaborate and

customizable what-if

scenarios – covering

complex scenarios

Enterprise Strategy Execution Suite

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