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Collectedby: FlavioTosi January2013
Summary:
B i Business B Basics i
DataDriven
ResistingResistance
2. Non il modo in cui facciamo le cose qui: 4. Mancanza di formazione e riferimenti: 5. Errori p precedenti: ( nho visti tanti ) 6. Non inventato qui: ( e funzioner cost da voi, ma qui) 7. Paura per gli interessi acquisiti: 8. Mancanza di controllo: 9 Imbarazzo: 9.
3. Paura dell ignoto: ( ma un c mai stato problemi si va proprio bene come s fatto finora)
(e un ci sha il tempo per guardare queste cose )
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The10Resistences:
1. Poor understanding of the value added: 2 Is not the way we do things 2. things, here: 3. Fearing the un-known: 4 Lack 4. L k of ft training i i and d reference f points: i t 5. Previous Failures: 6. Not invented here: 7. Fearing loss of privileges: 8. Lack of control: 9. Embarrassment: (feartoshowweaknesscausedbyrealconstrains.likenotto
beabletoaffordtheidea,orhavingmissedthetrain.)
10. Refuse the existence of alternative points of view. Add one andget abottle of Chiantiwine! Flavio
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TestingChampionscommitment:
SometimeitisusefultotestifourCustomer/sponsor/championisreallyinterested project/initiative/venture j you y aregoing g gtoleadinhisbehalves inthep
Qualityhistory fordummies:
Qualityhasnotcomeovernight. Itisoneofthelastcenturyinvention.Ithinkthat understanding d t di th thehistorical hi t i lcontext t twhere h someof f itsfeaturesborn,ismuchusefultounderstandthe rootsoftheunderpinningconcept.Sohereismy personalsummaryofQualityshistory: Japaneseautomakers introducetakt Time (synchronization)to eliminateinventories andCAPEX
Motorolaintroduces statistics statistics and correlationtomanage theelectronic Japanesautomakers productionlines inventcontinuos improvementto overcomeprocess staticity
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1930
1950
1970
1990
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ProcessesMaturityTest (BusinessProcessMaturityModel):
Do You feedback and change Your processes depending on changed market needs? Are Your processes performances measured and predictable? DoNewEmployeeshavedocumented instructionstofollow? Are Your Managers the only ones knowing g tasks? the organization Is Your people task: do everything what it takes to Deliver? Deliver ?
Summary:
Resisting Resistance
Business Basics
Data Driven
ProjectsControlKPI:
AsaBlackBeltlookingforwaystokeepundercontrolaProjectandaPortfolioofprojects,I havedevelopedmetricsanddashboardsthatsimplifiedmakingthestatusandtheoutlookof ap project oject,respected espectedthe t eplanned p a eddates. dates TheDashboardsheredescribedarenotrocketscience.BUTtheylookatCOMPLETIONfrom adifferentperspectiverespecttheclassicGannt orSCurves. WhenYouareinthetunneloftheProject,Youdonotcareabouthowmuchofthetunnelis behind:youjustlooktothefinishline: Timetodestination Inthesameway,ifyoupartnerwithaCustomertocreatetheengineeredsolution,andyou areexchangingdocumentstoachieveprogressiverefinementoftheconcept,youreallydonot careofhowmanyrevisionyougothroughbeforetheFinalIssue,butWhohastheball? Whatisimportantisthateachpartyaddhisinformationwithoutstoppingthedocumentgoing b ktothe back h other h party.Ad delay l i inrevising i i the h d documentmeansad delay l i ingetting i the h next pieceofinformationandthereforeslowingtheprojectitself. ThesedashboardscanbeusedtocreateonshotscreenpicturesoftheProjectstatus, historicalsummariesoftheprojectefforts, efforts operatedramaticdrilldowns byprojectphase, phase Projectteam,SuppliersSupport,andhelpdiscovermajordisruptionswellinadvance. Furthermoreareapowerfultooltocommunicateinternallyandexternally inanopenand fairmannertheprojectprogress progress,helpingProjectManagers Managers,Customers Customers,PartnersandTeam membersbeonthesamepageanddrivetowardsacommongoal. ThisDocumentisasummaryoftheoriginalarticleissuedin2006onImpiantistica italiana, theofficialItalianEPCCompaniesassociationmagazine(ANIMP).
TimetoDestination:
Whohastheball?
ProjectsControlKPI:TimetoDestination
Indelay completed
outofcontrol
ontime
Thispowerfulgraphintroducesadifferentperspective, perspective lookingonlytotime timetodestination destination ,without showingtimeelapsed. Itisparticularlyindicatedtokeepundercontrolmainprojectitems. Dividestheitemsin4clearbaskets: Out of fcontrol l:itemsnotcompleted, l d areindelay d l ,and ddo d notshow h areplanned l ddate d Indelay:itemsnotcompleted,replanned,therecouldbetimetorecover(*) Ontime:itemsnotcompleted,notreplanned,notindelay Completed: Co p eted items te sco completed, p eted,inde delay, ay,on o time t e,even e e before be o etarget. ta get
ProjectsControlKPI:Completeness
Full details
Less d il details
Done ontime Done indelay ontime Rescheduled recoverable Rescheduled indelay Indelay notreplanned
Youcansummarizetheinformationinfull(Sx)orwithlessdetails(Dx) Itisparticularlyindicatedtokeepundercontrolmainprojectitems. Dividestheitemsin6or4clearbaskets: Outofcontrol:itemsnotcompleted,areindelay,anddonotshowareplanneddate Indelay:itemsnotcompleted,replanned,therecouldbetimetorecover(*) Ontime:itemsnotcompleted,notreplanned,notindelay Completed: Completed :itemscompleted completed,indelay delay,ontime,evenbeforetarget. target
ProjectsControlKPI:whereistheball?
Tobeissued Inrevision completed Delaied Intheirfield (*) Thenet (*) (#) Anticipated Daystofirstrelease Dayssincereception Daysvs finaltarget tobeissued indelay tobeissued ontime in i their th i hand h d in i d delay l (#)orontime ti (*) inourhand indelay(#)orontime(*) finalized indelay finalized ontime Inourfield
Ourtarget cycletime
(#)
Theirtarget g cycletime
Projects ControlKPI:Finalization
completed T be To b issued i d completed Inrevision Inrevision Tobeissued
Youcansummarizetheinformation Dividingtheitemsin8clearbaskets: tobeissued indelay tobeissued ontime intheirhand indelay in intheirhand hand ontime inourhand indelay inourhand ontime finalized indelayorontime
AbetterRiskstrackingKPIs:
Risksshallbemanagedbythosewhowillbeartheconsequencesofthefailureshappening
ThenthetrackingofRisks,isabouttrackingthe confidenceonthesuccessofthemitigationplan: 1)(GREEN)NOFAILUREWILLHAPPEN:90%confidence,unlessexceptionalevents 2)(YELLOW)NOFAILUREWILLHAPPEN,IFDEDICATEDACTIONS WITHINOURCONTROL WILLBE IMPLEMENTED 3)(RED)NOFAILUREWILLHAPPEN,IFDEDICATEDACTIONS INTHEPOWEROFOTHERSTHENUS WILLBEIMPLEMENTED 4)(GREY)OUTOFCONTROL
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Summary:
Resisting Resistance
DataDriven
Business Basics
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Howbusinessmodelsevolves:
time
Offeringstrajectories
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Howbusinessmodelsevolves:
Howmuch? Howoften? Howeasy? Howcheap?
p performan nce
time
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HowCustomersBusinessgeneratesmoremoney?S.C.O.R.
CustomersRISKS: Howitmakesbusinesslessrisky?
Reducinginformationuncertainty Increasingmonitoring Increasingrelationshipandreachability Reducinguncertainty(withtestedsupply) Reducingenvironmental,politicaletc.risks Reducingfinancialandeconomicexposure Leveragingourbrandvshisstakeholders
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ClassicMarketing Reloaded
There could be several theories from where to start a go-to-market plan. But 4Ps is the minimum starting point for industrial marketing. What I think has to be recognized, is that B2B marketing has as a main goal: how the reach Customers. (while B2C can focus more on how to appeal the Customer). Bearing this in mind, I have added few notes to the Classic Marketing frame: now re-loaded.
Who may be / not be my Customer: Top Down - Bottom Up How market responds to Customer needs: Product share - Sales sum-up Why Customer buys: (and not: How Customer is)
DEMAND ANALYSIS
OFFERING ANALYSIS
SEGMENTATION
How much is it attractive, attractive How easy is to penetrate How we want to be reminded by the Customercompared to competition
TARGETING
POSITIONING
PRODUCT
Benefit delivered F t Features attractiveness tt ti Attributes costs (competitive advantage)
PRICE
Value we want to extract ( lt (alternatives ti share h of f wallet)
PROMOTION
How the Customer is i f informed, d i influenced, fl d convinced (promotion)
PLACE
How and where we deliver and d we are reachable h bl (convenience)
DiscoveryPlanning:
There
Gather information
PATTERNS RECOGNITION
TRAJECTORY SELECTION
ASSUMPTIONS DEFINITION
SEARCH DESIGN
ALARMS SETTING
Set trip wires and alarms that warn if something is not like should be
PLATFORM
Chose your technology Pl tf Platform: Integrated / modular / std
PEOPLE
Innovators or managers?
PILOTS
Try and errors pass t trough h Design D i of f Experiments and Pilots
PROTECT
Terra incognita does not means uninhabited: i h bit d protect your investments!
ServicemarketModel
ThisisthebasicinputforaServicemarketmodeltobe implementedonaSQLdatabase.Foranyfurtherdetail:callus.
Installedfleet
ServiceLevel
Potential Market
1. 1 2.
Product Installationdate
1. 1 2. 3. 4.
PDT A A B C A C D
PDT A A A
TYPE 1 2 3
Frequency 0 1 3
VALUE 10 50 100
TheSalesCarousell:
Knowwhere P Prospects: Triggers: browser Knowwho b buyers
shoppers DELTA
Pointsof contact: t t
Directions: Traffic Converting g (funneltracking)
LIVE SYSTEM
CLAIM TEST
AD.VISOR
MARKET AGENT
hardoffer Solving
Nooffer Learning
WebMarketingTonnara Model
Google g
Topic p Portal
Solution Site
all potential i l
interested users
buyers subscribers b ib
Clients
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