resource management to portfolio management – maximizing r&d at cisco
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Resource Management to Portfolio Management – Maximizing R&D at Cisco
Kimberly Baird
ICX27S #CAWorld
Cisco SystemsManager, Development Business Operations
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About Me
Operational Transformation Leader
Team is responsible for product lifecycle management
across product development
– 14 years at Cisco
– Marketing, Sales, Services, Engineering
Member of CA PPM Product Advisory Council
CA PPM San Francisco Bay Area Community Member
Kimberly Baird
& team!!
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Fortune 500 company and global leader in IT NetworkingCisco has shaped the future of the Internet by creating unprecedented value and opportunity for our customers, employees, investors and ecosystem partners and has become the worldwide leader in networking—transforming how people connect, communicate and collaborate.
Cisco’s use of CA PPM 10,000 users, 1000s of projects, 30,000 team members R&D product development groups, Operations, Services & IT CA PPM version 13.2, on-premise Resource & Project Management, Financial & Portfolio in early adoption Multiple application integrations and customizations
About Cisco
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The Cisco Story
Cisco has embarked on a 3+ year journey to improve project portfolio
management capability across its Engineering organization (R&D) in order to
improve business agility.
The intent of this presentation is to share our results, best practices and key
learning along the way.
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Agenda
BUSINESS PROBLEM
GAINING BUY IN : SETTING THE CONDITIONS FOR SUCCESS
SUMMARY
ADOPTION: CONSISTENT, TENACIOUS EXECUTION
OPERATIONALIZATION: FROM PUSH TO PULL MODEL
RESULTS ACHIEVED
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30 years of acquisitions resulting in many siloes
Project and resource visibility limited to snapshots in time, based on costly roll-ups
The Cisco Business Problem
ObstaclesHistory of failure: “Why are you different from the last five teams who tried this?”
Cultural challenges Innovation and entrepreneurship Detail-oriented, resistant to change
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Problem: Complex Process for Decision Making
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Project NETXE
Multiple Sources
PMRT
XLS
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Project Data
Home-grown
Project NETXE
RAMS
XLS
Resource Data
Home-grown
HR Data
Finance Data
Implications:
Poor data integrity
Snapshot in time
Costly roll-ups
Subjective data
Key Decision Areas:
Portfolio Planning
Resource Utilization
Workforce Strategy
Site Strategy
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Business Case
Case for ChangeEngineering uses many different applications and processes for project and resource management. Issues exist with data access, accuracy and timeliness. Reporting is time consuming and costly.
Strategic IntentDelta Project was selected to deliver a single source of truth for all project and portfolio data and an integrated view of resources, work, costs and productivity across Engineering.
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A single solution that supports project portfolio and investment decisions
Contextual data for:
Resources projects
Associated HR and financial data
Goal: Organizational Agility To Make Key Decisions
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One Source
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Benefits :
Data governance
Ongoing visibility
Real-time roll-ups
Objective data
Key Decision Areas:
Portfolio Planning
Resource Utilization
Workforce Strategy
Site Strategy
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Gaining Buy-In: Setting the Conditions for Success
Align the stakeholders.
Sell the vision.
Find your lighthouse pilots.
Assemble the right team for this phase.
Know your stakeholder – what makes them tick?
– Understand their business problems.
– Appeal to their nature.
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CA PPM: Enabling Better Informed Decisions
Business Value Increased Efficiency Data Access
Benefits Transparency of project work
underway
Agility to respond to external and internal changes quickly
Resource utilization, capacity and demand
Ability to balance investments based on expected ROI
One source of truth for project investments
Processes Supported FY planning
Quarterly business reviews
Portfolio investment planning and management
Site planning
Workforce planning
Investment prioritization and alignment to strategy
Key Data SetsAbility to aggregate/analyze data by:
Resource allocations/ utilization
Resource locations
Resource roles
New vs. sustaining
Platform/technology
Project cost (FTE)
FTE vs. Contractor
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Planned vs. Actual: Financial Benefit* Labor Costs* Non-Labor Costs* CapEx/OpEx* NPV/ROI Reporting*
Alignment* Scope Schedule* Costs* Resources* Risks/Issues Dependencies
ROI/Benefits CPDM Gate
Mgmt* Project Health* Reporting*
Resource Demand*
Resource Capacity*
Resource Allocation*
Resource Reporting*
Scenario Planning*
Alignment- Strategic- Product - Market Seg.
Portfolio Roadmap
Scenario Planning*
Prioritization*
Portfolio Health
Reporting
Project Mgmt
Resource Mgmt
Portfolio Mgmt
Financial Mgmt
Quick Wins vs. Phase 1 Capabilities
*Top Stakeholder asks
Phase 1 Scope
Quick Win Scope
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Adoption: Consistent, Tenacious Execution
Partnership with business:
Listen to the business concerns, show steps taken to address.
Transparency, over-communication is your friend.
Client voting on development prioritization (Agile releases)
Think creatively, make change fun!
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On-Boarding Psychology: How to Motivate Your Stakeholder
FutureAcquisitions
2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 – Moving to monthly releases
R9 R10 R11 R12R6 R7 R7.5 R8R5R1-4.5
Legend
Adopted
Planned
Future (uncommitted)
“I don’t want to be a laggard!”
# Groups Adopting
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What our internal clients wanted …
Provide me automated access to project related costs.
FINANCE
PROGRAM/PROJECT MGRSRESOURCE MGRS
EXECS/VP/GMS
OPS LEADS
Help me drive accountability and
planning.
Help me determine the right project investments.
Help me communicate my need for future resources.
Give me the tools to manage projects
efficiently.
User Experience
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Win – Win by Internal Client Role
Benefit Project Mgr Operations Mgr Resource Mgr Finance Executive
Web services for reporting –Dashboards
X X X X X
Bulk upload capability X X
“Kitchen Sink” report X X
Eliminate need for PowerPoint slide creation.
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Streamline real-time data deliveryto project teams.
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One page for resource management actions
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Resource Manager Dashboard
Color Highlighting shows over/under allocated
Autofill Copy Across
One Stop Shop for Resource Managers
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Operationalization – Push Model Becomes Pull Model
Key Activities
Operational communication
Routine cadence of project and resource data updates in CA PPM
Governance/data quality audits in place
Routine data leverage for business processes/decisions
Operational metrics reporting
Repeatable operational processes leveraging CA PPM in place
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Results Achieved
Visibility of entire R&D org resource location, cost and allocation at a project level
Portfolio investment planning & management
Organizational change planning & agility
Enablement of new business models
OPEX visibility at a project level
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Summary – Key Takeaways
Cisco’s journey to CA PPM maturity continues.
Business partnership is key, fully understand client requirements.
Set expectations, appeal to your client’s “nature.”
Be prepared to iterate your plans and rotate staff.
Thank you!Contact us: [email protected]
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