How to Build an Award-winning IT Organization The Art Behind Getting IT Organizations Where They Should Be: At the Heart of Business Mission, Vision & Strategy Presented by: Kathie Topel Author & Vice President of Impact Insights © 2010 Impact Insights. Confidential Information. Kathie Topel Author of the book POWERSHIP® Vice President, Impact Insights, an SPR Company 15 years as CEO of a Technology Consulting Firm Certified in Supply Chain and Manufacturing 25+ years in Delivery of Technology Solutions SPR Companies IMPACT insights - Mission Premier, national source of business-IT alignment and optimization solutions. We are known for our unique ability to build award-winning IT departments that make enormous contributions to business success. Putting IT at the Heart of Business Success! 4 Leadership Impact Key Takeaways How to make awareness and accountability core responsibilities for an entire organization, not just the leadership team The critical difference between teamwork in name and teamwork in practice The surprising amount of change IT teams can manage if the adjustments are well explained and left open for plenty of discussion How to turn strong IT performance into award-winning IT performance that will get your technology team noticed, inside the company and out Overview of the proven, nine-step POWERSHIP® process for engaging IT teams for delivering powerful business results WHO Remembers This??? What does it take? CIOs need to expand beyond operational and turnaround roles to become true business strategists. CIOs that gain footing at the boardroom table are using IT to create strategic business advantage. CIOs need to think strategically and be pushing their organizations to seek out new ways to engage customers. CIOs must be looking for ideas and solutions that build new revenue streams. CIOs have to foster sustainable innovation that creates lasting value. CIOs need everyone on their team to be engaged. CIOs need to be driving toward Open Leadership. 14 New Leader Open Leadership Defined by Charlene Li Having the confidence and humility to give up the need to be in control while inspiring commitment from people to accomplish goals. New Rules Rule # 1 - Respect that your customers and employees have power. Rule # 2 - Share constantly to build trust. Rule # 3 - Nurture curiosity and humility. Rule # 4 - Hold openness accountable. Rule # 5 - Forgive Failure. Alignment for Strategic Execution Becomes the Challenge… Focus only on 1 piece of the puzzle. Strategy VISION AWARD-Winning IT Organization! What Does Award-winning Mean? Business Value Strategic Impact – Penetration of new markets, competitive differentiation, increased market share, improved collaboration among employees, partners and/or customers. Customer Impact – More choices of products and services, lower cost for customers, more rewarding/less time-consuming transactions. Financial Impact – Lower business costs, increased profits, generation of revenue through IT-enabled services. Operational Impact – Increased efficiency and effectiveness, improvements to the industry value chain. Security or Regulatory Impact – Protection of corporate or customer information resulting in tangible business results, benefit to the business beyond basic compliance, such as speed to market. Social Impact – Improvements to education, health, safety or the environment. 21 Strategy Execution Model P lus People Engagement O ngoing Vision W inning Strategy E qualized Framework R OI Branding S ynergistic Selling H armonious Delivery I ndustrial Strength Operations P lus People Leadership Maximized Impact P lus People Engagement Traditional Onsite Team Mobile Workforce Newest Workforce Senior Executive Workforce Maximized Impact P lus People Engagement O ngoing Vision 5 Vision Elements Return on Expectations Structure Culture Customer Employee Values Maximized Impact P lus People Engagement O ngoing Vision W inning Strategy 2012 Vision Element – CUSTOMER We are known for our detailed understanding of technology and the solutions that we provide. Our enterprise clients can always depend on us to deliver premium value at a cost effective level. We believe in fostering a true partnership with our clients to be most effective in supporting them through the evolution of their business. We pride ourselves on creating a memorable experience, providing impact and developing solutions with longevity. We are known for being flexible and able to adapt to our client requests whenever possible. Our clients experience high quality each and every time our services are utilized. S Statement O Objective A Action P Point Focus on adding value to the Enterprise Clients to assist them to reach their differentiation goals. Foster Innovation throughout the company with the goal to drive toward solutions that give expanded value to customers. . Develop the innovation process that will enable the rapid and successful implementation of ideas into our marketplace. Develop the innovation process map. Maximized Impact P lus People Engagement O ngoing Vision W inning Strategy E qualized Framework Equalized Framework Actual Performance Over Target Target Return On Structure Expectation Culture Employee Customer Values Actual Performance Under Target Target Equalized Framework (Under achievement of Customer expectations) Actual Performance Over Target Employee Values Return On Expectation Target Structure Target Culture Customer Actual Performance Under Target Maximized Impact P lus People Engagement O ngoing Vision W inning Strategy E qualized Framework R OI Branding ROI Branding Internal External 36 Strategy Execution Model P lus People Engagement O ngoing Vision W inning Strategy E qualized Framework R OI Branding S ynergistic Selling H armonious Delivery I ndustrial Strength Operations P lus People Leadership Results Result Business Impact A Single Plan Everyone is focused on the delivery of the vision through a single plan that encompasses all elements of the business. Increased Flexibility The ability to react to changes in the economy and current issues. Performance Measures Creates corporate awareness and accountability. Knowledge Sharing Increased understanding of the needs of the business, providing growth of your best asset your people. People Engagement Increased productivity through ownership, awareness, and motivation. Understanding of how their job assists vision delivery. Communication Backdrop The ability to share ideas through one common language. Leadership Strength Expanded Awareness that leadership is the job of everyone in the company, Receptionist to CEO. 5 Key Points for Success 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Vision Strategy Engagement Lasting Value Sustainable Innovation What does it take? CIOs need to expand beyond operational and turnaround roles to become true business strategists. CIOs that gain footing at the boardroom table are using IT to create strategic business advantage. CIOs need to think strategically and be pushing their organizations to seek out new ways to engage customers. CIOs must be looking for ideas and solutions that build new revenue streams. CIOs have to foster sustainable innovation that creates lasting value. CIOs need everyone on their team to be engaged. CIOs need to be driving toward Open Leadership. 40 THANK YOU!! Questions: Kathie.Topel@impactinsights.com Join our LinkedIn Group: http://tinyurl.com/spr-leadership
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