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Winning Assessment Approaches to Identifying Improvement Opportunities for Operational Excellence - Virtual Roundtable

  • Service Leadership Roundtable
6 Dec 2011 16:00
6 Dec 2011 17:30
Europe/Amsterdam
This event has already taken place, please refer to our Events page for a new roundtable date to this event.

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Tuesday, December 6, 2011 - virtual event - Time zone CET
Overview

Our research shows that for many service organisations one of the major challenges is to improve margins. Some organisations want to ensure that any growth in service is a profitable growth, whereas others want to improve bottom line results whilst revenues are stagnating.

The success of any ongoing improvement process to achieve Operational Excellence is to have an adequate assessment and analysis approach which will ensure that the major improvement potentials are identified and well prioritised.

Without such an approach businesses tend to pursue smaller, incremental improvements with little bottom line impact, having limited alignment and synergy between various improvement measures and limited strategic commitment from top management to invest in innovating the service business and operations.

Too often we see organisations giving too much emphasis on:

·        Incremental improvements of issues raised from delivery execution

·        Benchmarking of operational KPI’s

·        Copying best practices from (industry) peers which are not on best practice level

·        Fixing issues or cutting cost without improving capabilities and processes

Where do you start? - How do you define the correct priorities for operational excellence?
Build a strategic business case that will win you executive commitment?
Deliver short term and midterm impact?
Ensure that measures result in sustainable improvements?

The upcoming Operational Excellence virtual roundtable is a forum where successful companies will exchange experiences and share best practices around these and other popular challenges.

Join senior managers and executive peers, from various industries around the world; to discuss key challenges and assess management practices against industry standards. Share challenges, ideas, best practices and trends and learn and benchmark from your peers.

 
Agenda

This virtual roundtable will explore:

  • how you can make rapid improvements for effective service delivery that will win you executive commitment
  • how to acquire a better understanding of best practices of assessing your service delivery
  • how to better identify major areas for improvement; and how to prioritise them
  • ways to define a vision and road map, enabling you to further develop and realise your service delivery
  • the value of standardising propositions and processes in line with your branded experience
  • analyse and assess Process and IT models, against best practice models such as component based processes
  • the Importance of Smart benchmarking
  • how to conduct operational excellence from an outside-in approach, with your customers
  • experience design as a fundamental facet of service delivery

 

Join senior managers and executive peers, from various industries around the world; to discuss key challenges and assess management practices against industry standards. Share challenges, ideas, best practices and trends and learn and benchmark from your peers.

Noventum will be finalising: participation of all participants, carefully selected discussion panellists; (which will consist of 12 persons in an open discussion forum) and will further discuss and define topics of interest and challenges; you will be given the opportunity to participate as an active or passive participant. This will be a very interesting event and active participation will be limited so register now to confirm your place.

 

About Noventum’s Service Innovation Programme
Service business can provide unlimited profitable growth opportunities. The challenge is to identify the right ideas and execute successfully without reinventing the wheel. Service Innovation happens when smart and experienced industry leaders from various backgrounds, meet and discuss their challenges and exchange their knowledge and experiences. Noventum facilitates this by matching the people and their challenges with right focus groups, organising community groups. We research the topics, report on trends and best practices, validate findings, transfer knowledge, and provide strategic advisory and transformation services to put the valuable ideas gained into practice, transforming your service organisation into profitable growth.

 

Who Should attend?
This roundtable is aimed at service managers or directors with a responsibility for service delivery, field service operations, support centres, professional services organisations, managed services and outsourcing services. It would also suit senior managers who are under pressure to develop a rapid service delivery or who have the responsibility of increasing productivity and performance or for those who are looking for a further defined strategic approach, those struggling to get executives on board with improvements and who would like to win executive commitment.

 

 
Date:December 6, 2011
Time:16:00
Location:virtual event - Time zone CET, virtual event - Time zone CET
Contact information:

 Noventum Service Management Consultants

Host:Noventum Service Management Consultants, virtual event - Time zone CET
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