Business Change Lifecycle Flashcards

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What are the stages of the business change lifecycle?

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  • Alignment
  • Definition
  • Design
  • Implementation
  • Realisation

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These all feed into the business case

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In the alignment phase what 3 areas do we need to look at to ensure alignment?

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  1. Enterprise Architecture
  2. Business Environment
  3. Business Strategy
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What happens during the **‘Definition’ **Phase of the business change lifecycle?

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  • Closer look
  • root cause analysis
  • recommendations
  • requirements building.
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What happens during the design phase of the lifecycle?

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  • Detailed specification
  • Design of the solution
  • Testing of the solution
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What happens during the implementation of the business change lifecycle?

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  • planning
  • preparation
  • deployment of change
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What happens during the realisation stage of business change lifecycle

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Review of predicted benefits

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Business Change Lifecycle

What are the Pros and Cons of iterative delivery?

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Pros:
* Fail fast
* Deliver value quicker
* Easier to adapt
* Better engagement

Cons:
* Difficult to estimate time and costs
* Designs can keep changing
* Resource is difficult to predict - may need more

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What are the Pros and Cons of Linear delivery?

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Pros:
* Easier to plan
* Easier to estimate time & cost
* More stability
* Fixed timeline

Cons:
* Not easy to change
* Can take a while to see results
* Needs might have changed

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What tool is used to gather analysis to complete analysis for alignment

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SWOT:

  • Internal
  • Strengths
  • Weaknesses
  • External
  • Opportunities
  • Threats
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In a **SWOT **analysis - what tools would you use to gather internal insight?

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  • VMOST
  • Balanced Scorecard
  • Resource Audit
  • Performance Measurement
  • Growth Share Matrix
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In SWOT Analysis what tools would you use to gather external insights?

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  • PESTLE Analysis
  • Porters 5 Forces
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VMOST

What does VMOST stand for?

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  • Vision
  • Mission
  • Objectives
  • Strategy
  • Tactics
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VMOST

What is the aim of a VMOST?

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To align strategic goals with operational activities

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VMOST

What does the Vision do?

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Outlines the TARGET STATE for the organisation

eg: “Delivering Happiness to Customers”

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VMOST

What does the Mission do?

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Explains WHAT YOU DO and how you achieve your vision

eg. Instagram: Capture and share the worlds memories

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VMOST

What does the Objectives do?

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Outlines the large items you wish to achieve

eg: Diversify product range, expand to new regions

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VMOST

What does the Strategy do?

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High Level plans needed to achieve the objectives

eg. Leverage sustainable technologies to become a global leader

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VMOST

What does the Tactics do?

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Provide Low Level Detail that work towards the strategy

eg: Launch nationwide recruitment campaign

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Balanced Scorecard

What is the aim of a balanced scorecard?

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Assesses the breadth and balance of “goals” and “objectives” that an org uses to measure strategic performance

It should align to the vision and strategy of the organisation

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Balanced Scorecard

What are the key areas of a balanced scorecard?

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  • Financial
  • Customer
  • Learning and Growth
  • Internal Business Process

Centered around Vision and Strategy

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Balanced Scorecard

What does **Financial **element of the BSC measure?

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Measures that relate to the financial performance eg:
* profitability
* share prices
* turnover
* liquidity

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Balanced Scorecard

What does **Customer **element of the BSC measure?

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Measures that relate to the customer such as:
* complaints
* loyalty
* reviews
* feedback

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Balanced Scorecard

What does the **Learning & Growth **element of the BSC measure?

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Measures that relate to investment in the org for future learning & growth
* employee skill development
* new product/service development
* continual improvement initiatives

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Balanced Scorecard

What does Internal Business Process element of the BSC measure?

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Measures that relate to processes:
eg.
* error or defect rates
* lead times
* performances against SLA’s

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Resource Audit

What is the purpose of a resource audit?

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To aid the identification of strengths and weaknesses for an organisation

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Resource Audit

Name 3 types of resource

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  • Physical
  • Financial
  • Human
  • Know-how
  • Reputation
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Performance Measurement

What is performance measurement in relation to objectives?

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It is a way of measuring how well an organisation is executing it’s objectives

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Performance Management (SWOT)

How is a good objective written?

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Using the SMART technique
* Specific
* Measureable
* Achieveable
* Relevant
* Time-bound

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Performance Management

What are Critical Success Factors?

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CSF’s should align to the organisations Mission & Vision.

They are Qualitative descriptions of the critical factors that must be in place for the org to achieve defined objectives.

eg: increased customer satisfaction, Better product offerings

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Performance Management

What are Key Performance Indicators?

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KPI’s are quantative measures (SMART)
The can be used to measure performance against one or more CSF.

eg: Customer Engagement: number of Customers who complete survey

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Performance Measurements

What are Targets?

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Targets are specific, they measure performance against objectives and KPI’s

eg: Survey completion - 60% of surveys are completed

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Growth Share Matrix

What is Growth Share Matrix?

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Used to categorise the organisations products relative to the level of both market share and market growth

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Pestle Analysis

What is Pestle used for?

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External analysis of elements out of the control of an organisation

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PESTLE

What does Pestle stand for?

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Political
Economic
Socio-cultural
Technological
Legal
Environmental

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PESTLE

What do you consider under Economic?

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International, national and local economic standing inc:
* interest rates
* inflation
* employment rates
* disposable income
* foreign currency rates
* costs or resources

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PESTLE

What do you consider under Political?

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Policies made by
* Local and national government
* Transnational such as United Nations
* Trends and policies advocated by associations

eg: Taxation, Fair trade policy

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PESTLE

What do you consider under Socio-culture?

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Trends within society and culture
* Changes to demographics
* Change in preferences and habits
* Changes in popularity, influencing

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PESTLE

What do you consider under Technological?

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Trends with technology
* Availability of new technology - eg wifi, AI, etc
* Increased use of robotics
* Movement towards digital
* Accessibility of digital

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PESTLE

What do you consider under Legal?

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Legal & regulatory impact
* New/changes in laws
* Employment laws
* GDPR
* Health & Safety
* Sector specific legislation
* Disability & equality laws
* Copyright

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PESTLE

What do you consider under Environmental?

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Trends and influences concerned with natural environment
* Climate change
* net zero
* Animal welfare
* Waste disposal recycling

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PORTERS 5 FORCES

What is the purpose of Porters 5 Forces?

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Aids with analysis of the relative positioning and power of the organisation

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PORTERS 5 FORCES

What are the 5 forces of the model?

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  • Industry competitors and rivals
  • Bargaining power of suppliers
  • Bargaining power of buyers
  • Threat of new entrants
  • Threat of substitute products or services
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PORTERS 5 FORCES

What might you consider under Industry competitors and rivals?

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  • Volume of industry competitors
  • Relative size, power and influence of competitors
  • The extent of growth in the overall market
  • The barriers to leaving the industry

eg: For fast food chain: global fast food chains, smaller chains,

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PORTERS 5 FORCES

What might you consider under ‘Bargaining Power of Suppliers’?

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Looks at power and influence of suppliers:
* Relative size of suppliers compared to rivals
* Strength of suppliers brand or service
* Costs of switching suppliers
* Alignment with suppliers

eg: window cleaners may have less bargaining power than a global org

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PORTERS 5 FORCES

What might you consider ‘Bargaining Powers of Buyers’

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  • Degree of buyers choice
  • Size of buyers compared with rivals
  • Cost of switching between suppliers
  • Threat of buyer competition

eg: bigger buyers will have more influence in negotiations

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PORTERS 5 FORCES

What Might you consider ‘Threat of new entrants’

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provides stimulus to enhance products and services - new entrants however need to:
* meet industry legislation
* create market awareness
* create a compelling and unique value proposition
* secure distribution
* seek capital
* skilled workers & resources

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PORTERS 5 FORCES

What might you consider for ‘Threat of substitute products or services’

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Looks at the availability and convenience of substitute services or products:
* buyers could decide they can live without
* could find an alternative way of meeting goal
1. different transportation
2. different entertainment
3. different energy consumption

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TARGET OPERATING MODEL & POPIT

What is POPIT and what does stand for?

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POPIT can be used when analysing the as is to the to be, it should cover:
* People
* Organisation
* Process
* Information & Technology

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TARGET OPERATING MODEL & POPIT

What does People look at in the POPIT model?

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People refers to the people who will be effected:
* What level of skill/training will they need?
* How will people communicate/?
* How will change be welcomed?

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TARGET OPERATING MODEL & POPIT

What does Organisation look at in the POPIT model?

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Organisation considers:
* Who are the key stakeholders?
* What will the new org model look like?
* What will the culture be?
* Who will be the managers / structure?
* Do we need more/less staff?

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TARGET OPERATING MODEL & POPIT

What does Process look at in the POPIT model?

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Process refers to:
* What processes will be used?
* Do processes need to change?
* Are there going to be any efficiencies in the process?

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TARGET OPERATING MODEL & POPIT

What does Information & Technology look at in the POPIT model?

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Information
* What data will be stored & how will it be processed?
* How secure will the data be?

Technology
* What technology will be used in the target state?
* How well will it align to processes?
* Will the technology be scaleable?

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