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Companies implementing Value Based Management (VBM) find that cascading
VBM principles and applications to lower levels seldom works, as understanding
of underlying business principles is absent (INSEAD study 2001). Value
in Action, a joint venture with Deloitte Consulting, provides an ideal
vehicle for creating understanding, buy-in and application of VBM principles
right down to shop floor.
A modification version of our acclaimed Team Business simulation, Value
in Action provides an applied understanding of VBM principles, an overview
of the company’s value strategy and the value drivers and constraints
that will give effect to the company’s VBM strategy in every department,
at every level.
- An understanding of VBM principles and the company’s VBM strategy
- Specific departmental and individual VBM action plans
- Fundamentally changed attitudes to VBM in the company
- Enhanced motivation
- Increased productivity
- Improved vertical and horizontal communications
- Improved teamwork
To Participants: Through understanding the
logic of business and how VBM principles can be used to maximise stakeholder
value – including their own company’s VBM strategy - staff
develop a passion for business and VBM as they realize their own value-adding
abilities and how these can be used to maximise the success of the business
– and therefore of themselves.
To Management: Cascading VBM throughout
the organisation is absolutely fundamental to VBM success. At the end
of the day the shop floor is where core value is created and VBM strategy
implemented. With the entire workforce “singing from the same VBM
page” effective management of VBM strategy is vastly enhanced.
To the Business: Increased profitability,
through:
- Effective translation of VBM strategy into value implementation plans
(Level I programme)
- Effective cascading of VBM throughout the company (Level II programme)
- Improved internal communications
- Improved stakeholder focus – shareholders, customers and people
- Improved productivity through value driver and constraints analysis
and implementation
- Improved quality focus
- Improved industrial relations
- Improved cost management
Methodology:
- 1 day team-based, hands-on business simulation
- 1 day application to your business
- Follow-up application in the workplace
Participants: Value in Action is run at
two, interlinked levels to maximise cascading.
Level I – Managers and supervisors
Level II – Supervisors and their teams
Programme Duration: Two days, with workplace
follow-up activities.
Delivery Options: The programme can be run
either as a stand-alone, or as part of the full VBM intervention which
we run as a joint venture with Deloitte Consulting. Externally facilitated
or via train-the-trainer.
"… an eye opener for me … more of this type of course
should be encouraged …. excellent and well informed …"
“great value .. presented in a practical, sensible, “hands
on” way that has great impact.”“Encouraged me to re-think
in terms of value, to see my department as a “business unit”
… create real value as part of the whole customer focus.”
“Helped to identify important issues in the job and to disregard
unimportant issues that will not add value.”
“Combined the theoretical and practical in an excellent way.”
“I am now more focused as to what the value of my work is in the
company.”
“Excellent value.”
“Better perspective of my contribution to the net profit of the
company. Great practical exercises.”
“The general consensus in our unit is extremely positive.”
“… enthusiasm and optimism was extremely high. Teamwork …
essential component - clearly defined methods of interface and interaction
- is now considered as a basic 'value driver’ attests to the success
of the VBM Course.”
“… sharper awareness of Corporate needs and values.”
“… a good illustration of understanding market demands and
implementing process to meet this demands, in a competitive environment.
… It has clearly outlined that an autocratic management style is
not suited for modern business success and that confidence and trust must
be evident to ensure total co-operation to achieve this goal.”
“… a useful refresher for business principles that are known
but have become neglected over the years. … importance of the utilization
of all Value Drivers and managing Constraints was brilliantly highlighted
… skills and creativity of employees emerged and should be applied
to increase profitability.”
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