The Root of all Problems. 2 Complexity 3 Characteristics of Complexity Not logical Technical information Miscommunication Confusion Increased communication.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Contract and Grant Provisions and Administration Section 105 (Page 30) Title I The Act.
Advertisements

Introduction to Hospitality, Fourth Edition John Walker ©2006 Pearson Education, Inc. Pearson Prentice Hall Upper Saddle River, NJ Chapter 9 Managed.
7.01 Discuss food & beverage services.. Food & Beverage (F&B) - the sector/industry that specializes in the conceptualization, the making of, and delivery.
SERVICE LEVEL AGREEMENTS The Technical Contract Within the Master Agreement.
NCAA DIVISIONS II AND III ACADEMIC STANDARDS AND LEGISLATIVE UPDATE Kurt Hunsaker Jennifer Smith.
Counseling the College Bound Student-Athlete Guidance Counselor - Kelli Steele.
National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA): What the high school student needs to know.
Ramona Unified School District May 8,  With the adoption of the Second Interim Report, Ramona Unified self-qualified  Qualified status means the.
Session 321 An Implementation Strategy: Identifies who is responsible for which actions Identifies what funding mechanisms and other resources are available.
Support and Inclusion of students with disabilities at higher education institutions in Montenegro – Procedure for collecting valid documentations.
Overview of Actions Taken by the NCAA Division I Board of Directors – October 2011 Adopted increased initial-eligibility standards. Adopted increased two-year.
Detroit Public Schools FY 2005 Adopted Budget June 30, 2004.
Weekly Risk Report & Performance Metrics
How to Hit a Homerun Saving Energy and Updating Facilities Presented by Shirley McNutt.
Georgia World Congress Center Authority March 25, 2014 Board of Governors Meeting Finance Campus Customers Authority.
Budget Office June Participants Understanding Of:  Endowment Definition  Types of Endowment Funds  Terms and Definitions  Income Cost Center.
Lodi Unified School District Proposed Budget - June 18, 2013.
A helpful and intuitive guide for presenters to effectively deliver a investor targeted pitch.
ALASKA ’ S FIRST UNIVERSITY  AMERICA ’ S ARCTIC RESEARCH UNIVERSITY University of Alaska Fairbanks Executive Leadership Workshop 1 ALASKA ’ S FIRST UNIVERSITY.
Telemedicine Credentialing and Privileging October 16, 2014.
1 West Contra Costa Unified School District December 17, First Interim Financial Report.
Document 51 1 Lansdowne Partnership Plan Business Model Document 5.
Progress Report: Working Points
Screening and Signaling Edition 7: Chapter 12, pages Edition 6: Chapter 12, pages
Performance Based Studies Research Group Quality Control and Risk Minimization.
© 2007 Pearson Education, Upper Saddle River, NJ All Rights Reserved. Walker: Introduction to Hospitality Management, 2 nd edition Chapter 9 Managed.
SERVICE LEVEL AGREEMENTS Bob Goldberg 312/
FP7 Grant Agreement and its parts Moldova – Research Horizon 30 January 2013 Kristin Kraav.
Genesis Solar Module Brochure ™
Finance 300 Financial Markets Lecture 23 © Professor J. Petry, Fall 2001
Building a Better Bid The Nuts & Bolts Dave Leonard The World Bank.
TECHNOPRENEURSHIP (EM604) Session 12 PREPARING THE BUSINESS PLAN Dr. Winarno.
Presentation to External Stakeholders: Improvements to the Domestic Request for Proposal and Contract Template Contracting Management Division November.
June 20, 2012 Outsourcing Physical Plant Should I ???
March 27,2007CSMS - Savannah Negotiating a Fair Contract for Software and Services John Lateulere.
Integrity. Commitment. Performance.™ PMA Financial Planning Program January 22, 2014 Wheaton Warrenville CUSD 200.
FY09 Q3 Conference Call April 21, Forward-Looking Statement Page 1 Statements in this release that are not historical are forward-looking and are.
The University of Toledo FY 2016 Consolidated Budget Draft-4/14/2015.
1. Department of Intercollegiate Athletics Presentation to the Committee on Finance, Business and Capital Planning September 17, 2015.
Hartley, Project Management: Integrating Strategy, Operations and Change, 3e Tilde Publishing Chapter 10 Risk Management Proactively managing the positive.
10/19/20151 Welcome Individual Development Account (IDA) Program (Your Agency)
Federal Acquisition Service U.S. General Services Administration Best Practices in Leasing Schedule 36 Gary Haag, Ryan Mathews, Shannon Stanford Integrated.
©2004 Pearson Education, Inc. Upper Saddle River, New Jersey Introduction to Hospitality Management, First Edition John Walker CHAPTERCHAPTER CHAPTERCHAPTER.
Revenue-Based Development Incentives Property Tax Revenues Bob Rychlicki Kane, McKenna and Associates, Inc.
Session 5 Elements of Uganda Model Management Contract for Water.
Monitoring of financial instruments and provision of monitoring information to the Commission under the Annual and Final implementation reports António.
The Perfect Economic Storm. Figure I AVERAGE WEEKLY EARNINGS GROWTH BY OCCUPATION,
FY 2011 Compendium of Financial Information Arizona Board of Regents Enterprise Initiatives, Finance and Strategic Planning Committee December 1, 2011.
Qualcomm Stadium Project Devin Cardoza July 12, 2004 GBA 573.
Financial Risk Management with Foreign Institutions From a Central and Departmental View Presented by: Bob Stemple, Associate Director Research Revenue.
0 Universal Pre-Kindergarten (UPK) FY13 February 2012.
2012 – 2013 PROPOSED BUDGET Presented by: Tish Grill.
7.01 Discuss food & beverage services.. Segments of food & beverage service industry - Concessions Mobile carts or units that sell food and beverages.
Clock Hour Disbursement MAFAA Fall Training Day Presented by Ginny Dodds October 28, 2014.
Branding and Merchandising 7.01 Discuss food & beverage services.
1 University Compacts Dorothy J. Minear, Ph.D. December 6, 2007.
Implementation of PRTRs as a tool for POPs reporting, dissemination and awareness raising Steering Committee meeting Madrid November 26.
Technical Assistance Office 1 SOCRATES - MINERVA GRANT AGREEMENT 2004 Contractual and Financial Management Administrative and Financial Handbook.
UNIVERSITY OF DAR ES SALAAM t Selection and Employment of Consultants Negotiations with Consultants; Monitoring Performance of Consultants; Resolving Disputes.
1 Chapter 8 karvaytMélKMerag nig kareFVIr)aykarN_ nig karbiTKMerag Project Evaluation, Reporting, and Termination.
Budget Model Results Fiscal Year Prior budget system featured central control and fixed budgets New budget system is variable with decentralized.
PIPS!!! Performance Information Procurement System.
February 25, Today’s Agenda  Introductions  USDOE School Improvement Information  Timelines and Feedback on submitted plans  Implementing plans.
Rochester Community Schools Budget Adoption.
Bulk Water Supply Contracts
7.01 Discuss food & beverage services.
September 2016 EVM 202—Lesson 8 Integrated Product Team (IPT) Analysis and Performance Case.
FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY
Second Interim March 14, 2017.
Presentation transcript:

The Root of all Problems

2

Complexity 3

Characteristics of Complexity Not logical Technical information Miscommunication Confusion Increased communication Everyone in Silos Management, direction, and control (MDC) 4

What’s going on? 5

6

7

Complexity 8 Simplicity New Role of PM

Chaos 9 Order By observation, majority of people are right side

Recipe for Simplicity 10 1.Utilize expertise 2.Metrics 3.Non-technical information 4.Logical 5.Understand people 6.Align Resources

Recipe for Simplicity 11

Simple 12

Identifies Stakeholder’s Responsibilities 13

New Budget Format is easy to understand CATOGORIESBUDGETOBLIGATED FUNDSSPENT REMAINING OBLIGATED FUNDS A260,000256,600204,153 52, B580, C1,000,000837,864627, , D20,0005,0004, E60,000 - F 869, , , G7,850,0005,909, ,098, , H20,700171, , , ,920,9008,690,3357,472,2231,218,112 14

Aramark Case Study 1.University needs new dining services 2.Selected vendor is negotiating with university 3.Vendor wants a clause that states “Vendor can terminate contract upon convenience.” – Vendor wants to back out of contract if they don’t make money 4.University will not allow clause in contract Question: As a third party consultant, what questions would you ask the vendor to help them? 15

Logical Contract Explanation 16 1.Vendor will not enter an agreement that is not a win for them. 2.What could happen that could cause them to lose? Vendor Client

Risk Mitigation Example 17 Risk #1 Description:Mandatory Meal Plan Enrollment Falls Short of Expectations Risk #1 Clarification: Aramark expects that BSU will do the following each year to enable Aramark to act in the best interest of the University: Provide enrollment numbers Incorporate Aramark into the master planning meetings of the University. Identify BSU Stakeholders to work on the joint team. Those assumptions include, without limitation, the following: 1. A two semester average of 1520 mandatory meal plan subscriptions per semester in year one of the contract (July 1, 2016, through June 30, 2017), growing to a minimum of 2000 mandatory meal plan subscriptions per semester in year two, and growing by 1% every year thereafter. 2. The meal plan structures and pricing set forth in the Proposal, subject to annual adjustments as set forth in the Proposal. 3. Proposed dining locations and concepts are open and operational in accordance with the schedule set forth in the Proposal, and existing venues remain open and operational as explained in the Proposal. If the assumptions set forth above and in the documents referenced above are not satisfied, the following will occur: 1. Within thirty (30) days of any of the above assumptions not being met, Aramark will provide BSU with proposed modifications to the financial and/or operational terms of the contract to reflect the changed conditions. Such modifications might include the following: (i) restructuring the dining program to reduce the hours of operation, number of meal plans; labor/staffing; (ii) restructuring meal plans and the sliding scale; (iii) reducing or eliminating meal plan equivalency; (iv) reducing commissions and/or the commission guarantee; (v) increasing retail, catering & concessions prices; (vi) reducing the repair and maintenance/replacement fund for concessions equipment; (vii) eliminating annual in-kind donations; (viii) eliminating the proposed Honors College capital investment; and/or (ix) repayment of all or a portion of the financial commitments or unrestricted grants made by Aramark.

Risk Mitigation Example Risk #6 Description:Venue Attendance Declines for stadium and/arena Events 18 Risk #6 Clarification: Aramark expects that BSU will do the following each year to enable Aramark to act in the best interest of the University: Meet with Aramark to quarterly to review Projected and Actual Attendance Numbers Provide Annual Schedule of Events for both Taco Bell and Albertson’s with ongoing updates Those assumptions include, without limitation, the following numbers of events and attendance at Albertson’s Stadium, Taco Bell Arena, and Morrison’s Center: Albertson’s Stadium A minimum of 6 home football games, plus 1 bowl game per season Average attendance of 32,500 per regular season game, and 20,000 per bowl game 2 Special events with average attendance of 14,500. Taco Bell Arena 16 Men’s basketball games per season with average attendance of women’s basketball games per season with average attendance of concerts per Contract year ($268K revenue) with average attendance of 7300 Morrison’s Center 68 events per Contract year with average attendance of 1100 In the event of a decline in stadium or arena attendance, the following will occur: 1. Within thirty (30) days of any decline in stadium and/or arena attendance from the prior year, Aramark will provide BSU with proposed modifications to the financial and/or operational terms of the contract to reflect the changed conditions. Such modifications might include the following: (i) restructuring the dining program to reduce the hours of operation, number of meal plans; labor/staffing; (ii) restructuring meal plans and the sliding scale; (iii) reducing or eliminating meal plan equivalency; (iv) reducing commissions and/or the commission guarantee……

Conclusion Everyone is confused New role of PM is to make things simple Think about project in terms of people you don’t control Relay non-technical information Use metrics to identify value 19