Indianapolis Life Insurance Company Balanced Scorecard Project Tier II Scorecards Draft Version 2.0 January 21st, 1999 e.

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Indianapolis Life Insurance Company Balanced Scorecard Project Tier II Scorecards Draft Version 2.0 January 21st, 1999 e

2 Product-Market Responsibilities  Product-Market Portfolio Responsibilities –Portfolio profitability –Oversight of the New Product Development process –Prioritization of product lines under development –Identifying new markets and oversight of portfolio market planning  Product Manager Responsibilities –Product Profitability –Market research (check on alignment with distribution) –Product development –Pricing –Product filing –Illustration software development & Re-proposal development –Product promotion: (Compliance & marketing materials) (check on distribution alignment) –Administration Systems Analysis (check on operations alignment) BOP: Strategic alliance relationships: relationship management, contract negotiations, etc. Question on interface/overlap? Summarization of key responsibilities for Product-Market Portfolio and Product Managers

3 Cascading & Aligning Scorecards Enterprise Strategies Enterprise Critical Success Factors (CSF’s) Enterprise Measures Portfolio & Process Objectives Portfolio & Process CSF’s Linkage Alignment Enterprise Tier II* Tier IIa Portfolio & Process Measures Tier IIa Goals Tier IIa CSF’s Tier IIa Measures Scorecards are cascaded and aligned through the critical success factors *Tier II currently contains: Product-Market Portfolios (Financial Protection & Wealth Accumulation), Business Process Outsourcing, Customer Care (Operations and Distribution), Shared Services and Financial. Tier IIA currently encompasses products (Term UL, WL, VUL, Annuity)

4 Enterprise -- Tier II Mapping High Level of Influence Lower Level of Influence Draft * * New market development & increasing value to existing customers ** Customer refers to internal customers: operations & distribution Identify enterprise critical success factors that may be influenced at the Tier II level * **

5 Establishing Tier II Objectives Product-Market Portfolio Objectives: 1) Meet portfolio ROE and earnings growth goals 2) Ensure capital plans are in place for new products and that products are built with assumptions that the organization can support 3) Develop products that deliver value and are aligned to target customer segments 4) Identify and develop new markets and increase value to existing customers 5) Win through people Draft Enterprise critical success factors that are “highly influencable” become “Tier II” objectives… additionally, there may be other objectives which are aligned with the enterprise scorecard Product-Market Balanced Scorecard

6 Draft Identify Tier II critical success factors and key performance indicators for the objectives Product-Market Portfolio Objectives: 1) Meet portfolio ROE and earnings growth goals 2) Ensure capital plans are in place for new products and that products are built with assumptions that the organization can support 3) Develop products that deliver value and are aligned to target customer segments 4) Identify and develop new markets and increase value to existing customers 5) Win through people

7 Next Steps - Set Targets and Identify Tactics to Reach Targets Each measure should have a target (short term and long term) and an identified initiative/tactic to bridge the performance gap (current performance - target performance)

8 Portfolio -- Product Mapping Ability to Influence Product Manager Objectives: 1) 2) 3) Product Manager Balanced Scorecard A similar process may be undertaken to develop Product manager objectives and scorecards aligned with the portfolio

9 Horizontal Alignment The same process may be used to identify objectives, critical success factors and performance indicators for the other Tier II areas. Additionally, the scorecards should be aligned “horizontally” to ensure internal requirements are met  Distribution –Cross-selling –# of appointed reps (WA) –Sales per appointed rep (WA) –# of B/D selling agreements / distribution outlets (WA)  Investments –Risk/Reward profile, earned rate (WA)  Shared Services –Timeliness and accuracy of projects (WA) –E-Commerce (WA) Sample Product-Market “requirements” Enterprise Product- Market Portfolios Business Process Outsourcing Customer Care OperationsDistribution Horizontal Alignment Vertical Alignment

10 Developing a Scorecard Conduct Interviews, Review Business Plans, etc. Develop Draft Scorecard Confirm Strategy Identify Performance Measures Refine Measures & Establish Targets Develop Implementation Plan Pre-Workshop Confirm Critical Success Factors Post-Workshop Workshop(s) A scorecard is typically developed in a 3-phased approach Facilitated Session with future “Scorecard Owner” and his/her direct reports or team Tier II Current State