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Transforming to a Data-Driven Operations Model. Denise Asplund. Director, Operations. October 16, 2014. Introduction/Context Goal, Part I Goal, Part II Build, Buy, Partner Creating a Data Culture Visualization—as Critical as the Data I tself Phase II, Data Strategy
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Transforming to a Data-Driven Operations Model Denise Asplund Director, Operations October 16, 2014
Introduction/Context Goal, Part I Goal, Part II Build, Buy, Partner Creating a Data Culture Visualization—as Critical as the Data Itself Phase II, Data Strategy Where the Data Led Us What Data Doesn’t Solve Agenda
Goal, Part I Innovation Efficiency
Build Buy Partner
Creating a Data Culture Every dollar of GDS OPEX is an indirect line item in a BG/TG P/L To ensure accurate and equitable indirect expenses, all time in GDS is accounted for in Clarity 78% of GDS are direct allocations to the BGs & TGs $ $ $ $ $ Finance provides final OPEX $ $ $ $ 22% of GDS are calculated allocations to the BGs & TGs GDS runs $ against code $ $ Which has allowed us to negotiate appropriate services We have defined and quantified the units of work and the number of deliveries for each BG/TG We now know the GDS allocation to each BG/TG by function Which in turn allows us to achieve our vision of leading through the delivery of innovative services and technologies
Where the Data Led Us Quality
An Operating Model isn’t a funding model Data can’t fix centralization created without broad-based consensus A data-driven operating model only highlights inconsistent processes Operational hygiene must be rigorously maintained What Data Doesn’t Solve