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Next Generation HCDM Bobby Yazdani President and COO April 16, 2003
E-Learning Brazil Conference Magna Session Bobby Yazdani President and COO
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The world’s best organizations are focused on the success
of their people As your most valuable asset, you must find a way to ensure that each person you depend on gets the right skills, knowledge and direction to do their part in making it to the top.
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New Business Strategy: HCDM
Human Capital Development & Management is a new business strategy to improve organizational execution by implementing a management system to align, develop and manage people. As part of your team, our role is to make sure your people have what they need to execute, to make it to the top safely and within budget. Now lets come back to Earth and take these ideas and apply them more directly to your business challenges and what Saba can do to help you succeed.
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Today’s Discussion Global Challenges Organizational Execution
New Definition of HCDM A Proven Solution HCDM in practice today
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Disruptive Economic and Market Forces Create Opportunity for HCDM Solutions
Globalization Technological progress Deregulation Intense competition Demographic change Internet Demanding customers and investors Fragile customer loyalties Frequency and complexity of interactions with customers, partners, and employees Volatility and rapid change
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HCDM is the strategy to increase Organizational Execution
The only sustainable competitive advantage is the ability to execute faster and better
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What Is “Organizational Execution?”
Execution is the combination of the enterprise management system and the integrated set of behaviors that organizations use to gain competitive advantage.
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HCDM offers an integrated approach to Organizational Execution
An enterprise management system that brings together: Learning Development Goals & Objectives Management Performance management Collaboration Talent management Knowledge management Ongoing analysis — and links to the strategy and operations of the organization
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Collaboration and Communication Saba Enterprise Platform
Saba HCDM Solution Map Enterprise Learning Management Collaboration and Communication Knowledge Management Enterprise Performance Enterprise Analytics Compliance Web Conferencing Content Management Goal Setting Learning Analytics Certification Chat/ IM Content Publishing Development Planning Performance Analytics Sales and Channel Readiness Communities of Practice Content Creation Organizational Alignment Analytics Dashboard For Profit Training Threaded Discussion Content Integration Talent Management Connectors Based on these five guiding best practices, Siebel Systems has developed a comprehensive suite of applications, to assist companies in instilling these best practices within their organizations. The five categories in this solution map consist of ERM modules that are grouped together in support of the key best practices of effective ERM. Let’s now take a closer look at how these key best practices of ERM are supported in the various ERM applications. Customer Education Q & A Content Repository Competency Assessments Subscriptions Corporate University Standards Compliance Performance Tracking Data Warehousing Saba Enterprise Platform
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HCDM is all about Results
Business Goals Value Drivers Reduce Time to Market Revenue Increase Sales Productivity Increase Channel Productivity Acquire More Customers Faster Market Share Integrate M&A Faster, Better Reduce Operating Costs Cost Reduction Reduce Compliance Costs Avoid Missing Financial Goals Risk Reduction Avoid Loss of Competitive Position Avoid Being Out of Compliance
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Increasing Sales Productivity
Challenge: Increasing sales and aligning the skills of disparate employees Solution: Saba Enterprise Learning to consolidate and track learning programs for operational staff Results Improving time to competence Reducing shipping schedules Increasing sales productivity
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Reducing Cost and Risk and Ensuring Quality
Challenge World's leading medical technology company needed to demonstrate to FDA that required training has occurred Risked billions of dollars in fines and losses without successful audits Solution Solve 21 CFR 11 & Section 508 problems; get Sales people back to work Result Medtronic compliance program has been validated as required by 21 CFR Part 11, eliminating shutdown risk Sales can now start in 6 weeks, not 12 as before, increasing sales time by 50% Organization: Medtronic, Inc., headquartered in Minneapolis, is the world's leading medical technology company, providing lifelong solutions for people with chronic disease. It offers products, therapies and services that enhance or extend the lives of millions of people. Medtronic has approximately 28,000 employees worldwide, does business in more than 120 countries, and has scientific, manufacturing, education and sales facilities worldwide. Medtronic is a $6 billion global company committed to a compounded revenue and earnings growth rate in excess of 15%. Medtronic is listed number 318 on the Fortune 500, and has been listed on Fortune’s list of the “100 Best Companies to Work For” during the past 5 years. Highlights: Success Factors: Focusing on internal processes and requirements is critical to meet stated project objectives. Completing internal pilot led to future initiatives and enhancements Objective was to meet enrollment and training needs for Medtronic training events in a single system to combine 20+ disparate, and manual, processes Saba customer on Saba 3 Learning Release 3, 1800 global pilot users initially System developed to eventually administer learning to 25,000 internal and 14,000 external users Completed organizational analysis to finalize objectives and enterprise requirements in three months System deployed in four months including: PeopleSoft HR interface (PeopleSoft financials planned for following phase) Interface to internal manufacturing system to automated if employee has completed required training to operate equipment (shop floor control) Ability to manage compliance for FDA and ISO9000 requirements Significant data migration of employee learning history to manage reporting from single database Integration to Agile for documentation management. (Planned integration to Documentum in following phases) Scheduled to complete validation testing in upcoming month to finalize go-live
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Market Share Challenge
#1 U.S. maker of household products needed to create a global view of enterprise skill profile and consolidate learning globally Solution Saba Learning, Enterprise Edition powers RapidLEARN initiative delivering learning to P&G’s more than 100,000 employees in 80+ countries Result Consolidated multiple systems into one Moved from less than 5% use of e-learning to over 25% Expected to save $14M over the next 5 years (as of May 2001) Organization: P&G markets more than 250 brands including Pampers, Tide, Ariel, Always, Whisper, Pantene, Bounty, Pringles, Folgers, Charmin, Downy, Lenor, Iams, Olay, Clairol Nice 'n Easy, Herbal Essences, Crest, Vicks and Actonel. P&G employs nearly 106,000 people in more than 80 countries worldwide. Highlights: Another success story to deploy knowledge across a global customer base taking advantage of e-learning opportunities to improve employee performance Objective was to improve time to market and share knowledge and information about Procter & Gamble products, both existing and new, on a global basis to ensure continued leadership in the household products market Saba customer on Saba 3 release System deployed and live in seven month timeframe 100,000 internal users Utilizing the concepts of domains, portals, communities, teams & geographies to distribute & manage learning across 80+ countries Interface to SAP HR and SAP Financials Integration with many content vendors including: SmartForce, Netg, SkillSoft, Centra and Global English Currently evaluating multiple languages and additional upgrade opportunities Goal is to complete Saba validation by end of upcoming quarter
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Increasing Revenue and Reducing Time to Market
Challenge World's leading storage software company needed to deliver and manage training for 9,000 customers and partners and over 5,000 employees Solution Saba Learning, Enterprise Edition provides the ability to handle all forms of learning including ILT, WBT, and CD-ROM Result The flexibility to distribute learning content to many audiences in a variety of different delivery methods significantly reduced training costs Organization: VERITAS is the leading provider of storage management software for data protection, application availability, and disaster recovery. Over 86 percent of the Fortune 500 companies rely on VERITAS Software storage management solutions that offer proven interoperability across diverse applications, servers, storage hardware, and appliances. With more than 5,600 employees in 32 countries and annualized revenues of $1.5 billion in 2001, VERITAS Software ranks among the top 10 software companies in the world, as measured by market capitalization and revenue. Highlights: Like many software companies, Veritas has found that its success is closely tied to the understanding of its product across the extended enterprise, among customers, partners, as well as Veritas employees. For this reason, the organization has aggressively pursued a strategy of making learning opportunities and product knowledge broadly available to each of these groups, in a variety of different delivery formats. The Saba system has allowed Veritas to integrate many of its offerings while still meeting the unique needs of its three major audiences for learning.
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Increasing Revenue and Market Share
Challenge Support VW Mexico’s e-business initiative by transforming classroom training to e-learning Certifying personnel at 250 dealerships Solution Saba Enterprise Learning to train employees in plant and dealerships throughout Mexico and track certifications Results By ensuring channel certification, VWM can: increase the readiness of its channel to sell new models Improve customer service and satisfaction
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Saba in Brazil
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Improving Time to Market
Challenge Banco Itaú needs to be competitive at a world-class level and needs to align and improve the skills of employees located in 3,000 disparate branches and across all operating companies Solution Saba Enterprise Learning to deliver e-learning and manage the development of 45,000 employees Goals Accelerate time to market of new products and services Deliver consistent, quality service that increases customer satisfaction Improve employee competencies to increase competitive advantage
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Increasing Competitive Advantage
Challenge: Petrobras seeks to transform corporate culture to improve shareholder value and enhance its global competitive position Solution: Saba Enterprise Learning for an initial deployment of 15,000 employees to transform corporate culture, ensure compliance, and align employees throughout disparate operating companies Goals: Increase employee productivity Ensure safety compliance Enhance competitive position
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New Business Strategy: HCDM
HCDM is a new business strategy to improve organizational execution by implementing a management system to align, develop and manage people. As part of your team, our role is to make sure your people have what they need to execute, to make it to the top safely and within budget. Now lets come back to Earth and take these ideas and apply them more directly to your business challenges and what Saba can do to help you succeed.
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