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Transform Finance: Leveraging Analytics

& Technology

Featuring Allan Frank, Co-founder & Chief IT Strategist of The


Hackett Group

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Transform Finance: Leveraging Analytics &
Technology
Todays Speaker

Allan Frank, Co-founder & Chief IT Strategist


of The Hackett Group

JUNE 17, 2015

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Capitalizing on Technology
Innovations to Accelerate
Enterprise Performance
Allan Frank
June 17, 2015
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This Year - 2015 Business strategy priorities
Innovation and product expansion in existing markets again tops the list

Primary business strategy Secondary business strategy


(% of companies ranking #1)

Innovate business Expand existing


Innovation-led model, product, 47% product/service portfolio
market entry and/or service 26% into new markets
offering

Expand Innovate business model,


Innovation-enabled product/service 39%
market expansion portfolio into existing 26% product, and/or service
offering
markets

Improve return on 28% Divest of non-core or


Portfolio existing assets / prior 19% under-performing assets /
optimization investments businesses

Expand existing
product/service Expand product/service
Market expansion portfolio into new 16% 56% portfolio into existing
markets markets

Source: Key Issues Study, The Hackett Group, 2015

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Innovation has become a strategic differentiator
Are you ready?

1%
Innovation
The ability willis become
to innovate more
expected to important
become competitive
more important as a
competitive differentiator in ourdifferentiator
industry over theinnext 98%
ourfive years in
industry
next 5 years 1%
Creating disruptive innovation (of products / services / business model) is
Creating disruptive
an important partinnovation is anstrategy
of our business important part of our 62% 29% 8%
business strategy
The company has the right KPIs, processes, resources, incentives and
The company hasinthe
funding right
place KPIs,
to meet processes
its innovation and incentives
goals 34% 32% 35%
in place to meet its innovation goals

Source: Hackett 2014 Key Issues Study


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Business Services including Finance are integral to a
companys innovative capability
Strongly Agree/Agree Neutral Disagree/Strongly Disagree

Business services (incl Finance) are


integral to supporting our companys 75% 15% 10%
innovative capability

Business services (incl Finance) need


structural transformation to 80% 13% 7%
adequately support
enterprise innovation

Innovative Service Delivery Enable Enterprise Delivery

Information

Governance
Service
&
Placement
Organization

Service
Delivery
Skills Components Process
&
Sourcing
Talent

Enabling
Process Design
Technology

Source: Hackett 2014 Innovation Study

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What is Innovation anyway?
Finding a new or better way of doing something

EFFICIENCY
(reduce costs)

SUSTAINING
(improved replacement)

DISRUPTIVE
(change the way we live, work, play)

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Finance under a continuing pressure to reduce costs
Implication Innovation requires self-funding

Function cost as % of revenue


we dont expect
the pace of
growth or cost
5.20% reduction to
PR 4.34% 4.48% continue
3.65% 3.35%
IT

HR
FN

2003 2007 2011 2015 2018F


FN HR IT PR
The Hackett Groups benchmark historical moving median Forecasted
results

Source: Hackett 2015 Benchmark Data

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2015 Key Finance Issues
Business Partnership, Technology, Talent, Analytics, Data
High

Improving compliance / internal controls

Reducing cost and headcount


Improving planning alignment
between the strategic and
finance-specific processes
Ability to Meet Address

Taking advantage of new


Improving risk technologies Integrating planning processes
management and data between Finance and
capabilities Articulating the Finance other operational areas
value proposition
Improving analytical, modeling
Moving work to Global and reporting capabilities
Business Services (GBS)
and/or outsourcing
Developing better business
Transforming the partnership
Service
Delivery Model to align with Measuring and managing the
rapid change finance function's performance
Redeploying capacity to value creation Well supported
Maximizing return on existing Improvement
Aligning talent and skills to
technology opportunity
achieve the enterprise goals
Critical
development
Low area
Importance High

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2015 Finance Improvement Priorities
Information, Analytics, Technology tops the list

Develop finance information / reporting


strategy

Develop and roll-out BI/analytics applications in


finance

Establish data stewardship / data governance / master


data
management in finance

Develop finance technology roadmap

Finance function performance management


process

Transition transactional, low value-added roles and


processes into Global Business Services/Shared Services

Functional reorganization

Succession planning for the finance


function None Moderate Major
Transformation Focus for 2015:
Business partnering roles
Technology & Information Organization & Process Design Sourcing & Placement Talent
End to end process integration within
finance

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Information & Analytics is a top priority because its at the
heart of driving Enterprise Performance

EPM Performance and Financial


Why? (Net Margin) Performance How?
Impact on Value EPM effectiveness
drivers benefits
75%
Improved Margin More accurate forecasts
management Faster, deeper business
analysis
Improved Cost
Management 50% Increased % management
time on insight and
Improved Working Capital decision support
management
Tighter synchronisation
27%
Improved Capital between Operations and
23%
Expenditure management Finance
13% 13%
Improved Treasury and Better resource allocation
Cash Management Improved financial and
business control and risk
Reduced profit / cash management
Underperformance Industry Average Outperformance
volatility
Performance

Peer EPM Top Performer

Top EPM Performers are 50% more likely to outperform Industry than Peers

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Unfortunately, many organizations have a long way to go
to achieve World class EPM capabilities

86%
Still use Excel for planning &
performance mgmt.

83%
Are dissatisfied citing lack of
flexibility, poor data quality, too
much time invested

Source:2014 Business Application Research


Center Study

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Top Performers are investing in advanced analytics to
address the evolving needs of the business

Table Stakes Differentiating Capabilities

13%
19%
21% 26%
22% 37%
22%
32% 52%
55%
56%
50% 46% 43%
38% 207%
33%
580% 14%
5%
Peer Top Performer Peer Top Performer Peer Top Performer Peer Top Performer
Self-service analytics and reporting Scorecards / Performance dashboards Predictive modeling Multi-dimensional analysis ("slice and
dice")

TODAY IN 2-3 YEARS TODAY IN 2-3 YEARS

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Effective analysis & reporting is moving beyond Finance
to a cross-functional analytics imperative

Human Service & Order Mgmt. Supply


Sales Marketing Financials
Resources Contact Center & Fulfillment Chain

Employee Pipeline Churn Campaign Order Supplier A/R & A/P


Productivity Analysis Propensity Scorecard Linearity Performance Analysis

Compensation Triangulated Customer Response Orders Spend GL / Balance


Analysis Forecasting Satisfaction Rates vs. Available Analysis Sheet Analysis
Inventory
HR Compliance Sales Team Resolution Product Procurement Customer
Cycle Time & Product
Reporting Effectiveness Rates Propensity Analysis Cycle Times Profitability
Workforce Up-sell / Service Rep Loyalty and Backlog Inventory
Profile Cross-sell Effectiveness Attrition Availability P&L Analysis
Analysis
Turnover Cycle Time Service Cost Market Basket Fulfillment Employee Expense
Trends Analysis Analysis Analysis Status Expenses Management
Return on Lead Service Campaign ROI Customer BOM Analysis Cash Flow
Human Capital Conversion Trends Receivables Analysis

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Reporting strategy, data governance and integration are
pre-requisites to Insight

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The EPM Technology Innovation Imperative
Need to redefine Business Intelligence in todays data-driven world

.with tomorrows reality around the corner..


Business users
demanding near real-
time reporting

EPM

Big data and the ever


growing new sources
of data
Technology
changing: Cloud,
Social, Mobile

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Five key technologies driving business innovation

Value
Internet of
Platform 3.0: Analytics Everything
Value driver: Business model innovation and disruption (big data)
Interconnected Commoditization
Convergence of technology and business
virtual
Social
services Media We are here

Mobile
Innovation Commoditization
Value driver: business process improvement Cloud
Platform 2.0:
Pervasive technology adoption in business
Interconnected
computing
platforms
Internet
Innovation
Middle- Commoditization
ware

Platform 1.0: Client/ Value driver: Efficiency improvement


Computing Server Siloed technology support for business
Platform
centric Innovation OS 390

Time

Source: The Hackett Group

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Digital Business Transformation: The intersection of
technology innovation and business innovation
Digital Business Transformation
The pervasive use of digital
technology in products, services and
Technology value chains, fundamentally Business
Innovation Innovation
transforming traditional business
outcomes

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What Does Cloud Look Like?

Public Cloud
Service provider owned and
managed.
Access by subscription
Delivers select set of standardized
business process, application
and/or infrastructure services on
a flexible price per use basis.

Private Cloud
Privately owned and managed.
Access limited to client and its
partner network.
Drives efficiency, standardization and
best practices while retaining greater
customization and control
Hybrid Cloud
Access to customers, partners and third parties
Best of both worlds

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Cloud Computing is part of a larger vision to provide IT
agility and flexibility to support business objectives
Strategic Impact
Faster response, more accurate
Business Strategic Objectives include planning, improved business
Continuous Improvement for all functions management
Less capital tied up; variable spending
based on usage and need; reduced
IT embraces this objective and further per-employee IT cost; shift in IT focus
defines it to be: Immediate/constant access to best
Enable strategic IT Management through Cloud technologies at no additional cost
based Computing and Managed Services Enable business transformation

In order to achieve this objective, IT is


transforming both their service delivery and
financial models

Future IT delivery will provide greater


flexibility and higher availability with an
overall reduced risk profile

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Finance Cloud solutions have yet to become widely
adopted
Finance technologies used
E-Invoicing 100%

World-class 44% 33% 22%

Peer 57% 52% 4%


managementmanagementmanagement
and cash Receivables

World-class 56% 56%


tools

Peer 72% 28% 4%


Treasury

World-class 67% 33%


tools

Peer 50% 50% 6%


software

World-class 33% 33% 33%


Tax

Peer 36% 71%

Enabled through standard ERP Enabled through best-of-breed solution Enabled through cloud solution

(Note: multiple responses allowed, totals may exceed 100%)


Source: Annual Global Business Services (GBS) performance study, 2015

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Recent IMA EPM Cloud Adoption Survey Only 7% using
cloud in some way but growing

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Cloud risk drivers are anchored by data security and
performance management concerns

100%
92%
85%
81%
75% 75% 75%
67% 67%
59%
56% 56%
52% 50% 50% 52% 50%
48%
41%

30%

Data Security End to end Data integration Master data Relationship General lack of Cloud service Lack of upside Quality of service / Loss of control of
systems management management with maturity of cloud provider viability and downward availability / enterprise
performance cloud service technologies and business scalability of the performance of architecture as a
management providers and/or service continuity cloud service cloud services result of end user
offerings provisioning model driven initiatives

Early Adopter Early Majority

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The Evolving Global Cloud The Internet of Everything

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The Internet of Everything Driving a Flood of New Types
Of (BIG) Data Driving Data Management Complexity

Data is growing
exponentially and is
expected to increase to
32 ZB by 2020.
Zettabyte is 1,000 x 1,000 x 1,000
Terabytes

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Evolving BI & Analytics Architecture
Answer to Swimming in Data - Requires new technologies, skills & governance

Enteprise
Data BI Applications
Structured BI Applications
Warehouse
Data RDMS
Sources
ERP
KPI Dashboards
Transaction
Std Reporting & Analysis
Visualization

BigData
Unstructured Internet Scale Analytical
Data Distributed Tools
Sources Data
Sensors & Streams
Environment
Visualization
Text & Docs Advanced Analytics
Multi Media Correlations
Internet Feeds
Open Data Data Lake

Pattern Detection
Text Mining
Dark Data Predictions
Realtime Analytics

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The BI & Analytics Imperative Driving sustainable
competitive advantage
Separating the Signal from the Noise from all that Big Data

Front Line
Standardized Analytics
Knowledge
& Reporting Tools
Sensemaking Evidence-based
Worker Management1
Culture

CURRENT FUTURE
Nature of the
STATE STATE
User

Sensemaking Sensemaking
Traditional Balanced General Analytical Visualization
Internal Scorecard Intelligence Tools Tools
Corporate Core
- Expert Users

Continuous
Periodic Static Flow of Insights - Structured
and Unstructured
Nature of the Content

1. Jeffrey Pfeffer & Robert Sutton, Hard Facts, Dangerous Half Truths and Total Nonsense: Profiting from Evidence-based Management, HBS Press, 2006.
2. KSP = Knowledge Service Provider.

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Intelligence on Demand IOD
We believe a new class of enterprise solution is needed to address how
knowledge work is actually performed today

1. Unifies information
2. Connects people with people
3. Connects people with information

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Social Technology Can drive better collaboration &
enterprise performance

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Moving towards a Mobile-First World
Giving us access to information anywhere at anytime.

Mobility also means 24/7 Different


devices, different times of day

Mobile personal device access has


exceeded PCs (People access their
smartphone about 150 times a day, really!)

Trend
Reporting will be delivered through tablets and other
smart deviceswith advanced data visualization
capabilities

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Finance has the opportunity to lead the Digital Business
Transformation Charge
Digital Business Transformation
The pervasive use of digital
technology in products, services and
Technology value chains, fundamentally Business
Innovation Innovation
transforming traditional business
outcomes

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Need for a Finance Technology Roadmap
ERP
Finance Ops
Fin ERP in the
Apps Cloud
Ops

Advanced Cross-
Bigdata Functional
Analytics Analytics

EPM

Traditional
Decision
Support

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