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Option pricing AIPM conference 2003
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Why do we run projects?
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What is competitive advantage? The reasons why a customer uses you and not someone else
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What makes up competitive advantage – an example
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Yes – increases overall advantage
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A sporting analogy – 100 metre sprint Red is fastest out of the blocks Yet blue wins every time
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Competitive advantage Red can invest in being even faster out of the blocks Invest in improving latter half of race Or Both
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Strategic project “x” Now After project xNegative NPV project After project ySignificantly positive NPV project Finish to Start dependency Did not know of y or z when x was born Vision achieved after project z
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PLANACCOMPLISH SOFTHARD LEVEL OF EFFORT TIME PHASE 1 CONCEPT PHASE 2 DEVELOPMENT PHASE 3 IMPLEMENTATION PHASE 4 TERMINATION Project Life Cycle
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Variability of Objectives Concept Feasibility +- 50% +- 70% Development +- 20% Implementation Managed through change control Benefits realisation 0 + follow on options
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PLANACCOMPLISH SOFTHARD Increasing probability of success TIME PHASE 1 CONCEPT PHASE 2 DEVELOPMENT PHASE 3 IMPLEMENTATION PHASE 4 TERMINATION Stage Gate Finance Business Case Positional Paper Scope of Work Change Control Benefits Realisation
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Issues with picking the right portfolio Forecast error Short term EPS reductions Lack of vision Lack of strategic planning
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A resolution to issue 1 Option pricing on real assets Allows for more agility Run more projects in concept phase Allows for investing in negative NPV projects
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Management options Hold? Sell? Buy? Postpone current project / maintain business as usual Abandon project / business Invest in project / business
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Financial options Hold? Sell? Buy? In the money call option/out of the money call option Put option Call option (American with dividends)
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Sample scenario – a strategic programme 0 forecast error Present value of cash inflows = $120m Present value of cash outflows = $150m Should programme be approved?
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Some changes in assumptions 70% variability on forecast Run a pilot for $10m to test the waters Pilot will run for 12 months All other data is the same Should we run the project?
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Benefits of options pricing Links value to competitive advantage Allows for informed decision making Removes a large portion of the gut feel Tests the validity of strategy
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Impact on project managers Must include benefits management in scope of projects Model must be updated monthly Communicate results to sponsor Focus more time on movement in project objectives
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