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IT Governance Symposium

Pour une gouvernance dynamique de

l’architecture d’entreprise

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Contenu de la présentation

1.

Vision d’ensemble de l’architecture d’entreprise chez AXA

2.

Objectifs de l’architecture d’entreprise

3.

Cycle de Gouvernance d’architecture

4.

Mettre le métier à la barre : les EA Roadmaps

5.

Poursuite active de la convergence

6.

Modèles opératoires : clefs de la convergence

(3)

L’architecture d’entreprise chez AXA

 

Dépasser les objectifs de contrôle technique

traditionnellement dévolus à l’architecture IT

y

Créer des axes de convergence plutôt que de contrôler la divergence

 

Aligner les objectifs du métier et de l’IT

y

Mettre les initiatives IT au sein des plans de développement

pluri-annuels métiers

y

Développer les capacités cœur du métier de manière cohérente et

concertée

 

Maintenir la discipline héritée de la standardisation technique

et de la poursuite de l’efficience IT

y

Simplifier le parc applicatif

y

Poursuivre la convergence des solutions

y

Maîtriser l’obsolescence et la standardisation technique

(4)

Cycle de gouvernance de l’architecture

Business

Plan

Enterprise

Architecture

Roadmap

Business

Design

Projects

selection &

planning

Business

Improvement

Projects

execution

Business

Operations

IT Application

& Service

Management

Asset

Repository

Application Portfolio

Management

IT Norms & Standards

Enterprise Architecture

Framework

Solutions & Services

Framework for application life-cycle

decision-making. Rationalize portfolio.

Technology Platforms

industry standard technologies

and products

Architecture review

Fosters Business-IT Alignment

Support Project Selection

Training & Knowledge Transfer

Reference library

(5)

Mettre le métier à la barre

Les Enterprise Architecture Roadmaps

0 Develop Vision and Strategy 1 Develop Product 2 Manage Network and promote Sales 3 Manage Policy 4 Serve Customer Claims 5 Manage Finance 6 Manage Information Technology 7 Develop & Manage Human Resources 8 Manage Purchasing 9 Other support functions

$ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 In cr ease d ist ri b u ti o n p o w e r Dev e lo p t a rg et se g m e n ts (c u s to m e r-ce n tr ic) Ret ai n c u st o m e rs an d i n n o vat e produc ts S hi ft p or tf ol io t o h ighe r R O E R e duc e proc e s s c o m p le x it y E x te n d in to 2 nd p il la r bus ine s s E x te nd bus ine s s i nt o ba nk in g E v o lv e to en tr ep re n e u ri a l m o d e l

32.4 13.3 24.1 n.y.a. 85.8 n.y.a. n.y.a. 7.8

0 Develop Vision and Strategy 1 Develop Product 2 Manage Network and promote Sales 3 Manage Policy 4 Serve Customer Claims 5 Manage Finance 6 Manage Information Technology 7 Develop & Manage Human Resources 8 Manage Purchasing 9 Other support functions

Cl a im s Co re , AT C , P V M S , E x per ti s ier un g, P F M , S cal epoi nt TP S Fi n e x S AP C R M ( in c l. SAP B W ) V 3 KI S, K IS PC , CM S , A D U , B era te rl in k GL X ( Ga la xy ) T P R, RSV Ac c um u la to r P o lic y M g m t ( W in fl e x? ) C ons ol idat e d P rovi s io ni ng s yst em s (SAP C S ? ) A D , AD E/ AK K A X A La us ann e A p pl ic at ions ( 3 6 Ap p s ) B P O ( A s se t Mg mt, R is k Mg mt) SA P HC M ( S AP Hi R) In it ia tiv e s Ca p a b il it ie s A ppl ic a ti o ns Key Milestones Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3Q4 2007 2008 2009 2010 2007 2008 2009 2010 Key Artefacts

1 Increase distribution power 1 Increase distribution power 2 Develop target segments (customer-centric) 2 Develop target segments (customer-centric) 3 Retain customers and innovate products 3 Retain customers and innovate products 4 Shift portfolio to higher ROE 4 Shift portfolio to higher ROE 5 Reduce process complexity 5 Reduce process complexity

6 Extend into 2nd pillar business 6 Extend into 2nd pillar business

5.1 Prospero 5.2 Claims 5.3 Galaxy 5.3 Galaxy 7 Extend business into banking 7 Extend business into banking 8 Evolve to entrepreneurial model 8 Evolve to entrepreneurial model 0 Develop Vision and Strategy 0 Develop Vision and Strategy 1 Develop Product 1 Develop Product 2 Manage Network and promote Sales 2 Manage Network and promote Sales 3 Manage Policy 3 Manage Policy 4 Serve Customer Claims 4 Serve Customer Claims 5 Manage Finance 5 Manage Finance 6 Manage Information Technology 6 Manage Information Technology 7 Develop & Manage Human Resources 7 Develop & Manage Human Resources 8 Manage Purchasing 8 Manage Purchasing 9 Other support functions 9 Other support functions Claims Applications (Core, ATC, PVMS, …) Claims Applications (Core, ATC, PVMS, …) TPS

Finex Finex SAP CRM (incl. BW) V3 KIS, KIS PC, CMS, ADU, Beraterlink GLX (Galaxy) TPR, RSV Accumulator Consolidated Provisioning system (SAP CS?) AD, ADE, AKK AXA Lausanne Applications BPO (Asset Mgmt, Risk Mgmt, ..) BPO (Asset Mgmt, Risk Mgmt, ..) SAP HCM SAP HCM MF/WF Rest P-Business Phase 1 Phase 2 one customer view Campaign & lead mgmt Phase 1b Accumulator Integration AXA Lausanne SAPHiR 09 Vento eBird

Vento & banking commissioning models low budget motor New AM platform Phase 2 Common Commissioning Workplace (Vista) PDI

Strategic initiatives

& Business Capabilities Heat Map

Business Capabilities &

Applications Heat Map

Consolidated Roadmap

 

Renforcer le continuum entre les objectifs de développement du

métier et ceux de l’IT

y

Utiliser un modèle pivot basé sur les activités métier

y

Lier les initiatives stratégiques et les développements informatiques

 

Confier la responsabilité des Roadmaps au métier

y

2006 : Les plans de développement IT sont découplés des plans métiers

y

2007 : Les DSI pilotent les Roadmaps

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Première étape : Capabilities Heat Map

Large Impact*

Medium Impact*

Small impact*

0 Develop Vision and Strategy

1 Develop Product

2 Manage Network and promote Sales

3 Manage Policy

4 Serve Customer Claims

5 Manage Finance

6 Manage Information Technology

7 Develop & Manage Human

Resources

8 Manage Purchasing

9 Other support functions

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Business

Capabilities

Business

Capabilities

(7)

Deuxième étape : Applications Heat Map

Capability needs enhancement or replacement

Capability provided

0 Develop Vision and Strategy

1 Develop Product

2 Manage Network and promote Sales

3 Manage Policy

4 Serve Customer Claims

5 Manage Finance

6 Manage Information Technology

7 Develop & Manage Human

Resources

8 Manage Purchasing

9 Other support functions

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Business

Capabilities

Business

Capabilities

(8)

Troisième étape : Consolidated Roadmap

Initiatives

Capabilities

Applications

Key

Milestones*

Q1

Q2

Q3

Q4

Q1

Q2

Q3

Q4

Q1

Q2

Q3

Q4

Q1

Q2

Q3

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2007

2008

2009

2010

Key Artefacts

1 Increase distribution power

2 Develop target segments (customer-centric)

3 Retain customers and innovate products

4 Shift portfolio to higher ROE

5 Reduce process complexity

6 Extend into 2nd pillar business

5.1 Prospero

5.2 Claims

5.3 Galaxy

7 Extend business into banking

8 Evolve to entrepreneurial model

0 Develop Vision and Strategy

1 Develop Product

2 Manage Network and promote Sales

3 Manage Policy

4 Serve Customer Claims

5 Manage Finance

6 Manage Information Technology

7 Develop & Manage Human Resources

8 Manage Purchasing

9 Other support functions

Claims Applications (Core, ATC, PVMS, …)

TPS

Finex

SAP CRM (incl. BW)

V3 KIS, KIS PC, CMS, ADU, Beraterlink

GLX (Galaxy)

TPR, RSV

Accumulator

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AD, ADE, AKK

AXA Lausanne Applications

BPO (Asset Mgmt, Risk Mgmt, ..)

SAP HCM

MF/WF

Rest P-

Business

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one

customer

view

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& lead

mgmt

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Accumulator

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commissioning

models

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motor

New AM

platform

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Commissioning

Workplace

(Vista)

PDI

Faire apparaître les lien

entre le métier, le modèle et

les changements

informatiques

Faire apparaître les lien

entre le métier, le modèle et

les changements

informatiques

(9)

Poursuivre activement la convergence

R

echercher les opportunités

 

Identifier les synergies / points de contention

 

Identifier les opportunites de convergence entre les compagnies (en

s’appuyant sur un modèle commun de Business Capabilities)

 

Des initiatives stratégiques sont-elles concomitantes sur le même

domaine d’activité métier ?

 

Des solutions peuvent-elles être partagées ?

Key Milestones

Q1Q2Q3Q4Q1Q2Q3Q4Q1Q2Q3Q4Q1Q2Q3Q4 2007 2008 2009 2010

Initiatives /

Propositions

Pension Term Assurance Joint life factors pricing improvements Delivery of new WOL or FIB products Products and delivery mechanisms for D2C sales Premium reviews & alterations Capability 1

Business

Capabilities

Action Plan 3 Sigma process Roll out ProcessOwnership

Implement 3 sigma action plan 3 sigma achieved Implement 4sigma action plan

Org Change Reduce non Value Add transactions

Stabilised Implement unified

Call Centre Org Change

IT Assets /

Applications

Automate SBPR / complete ABM Requirements & gap analysis Quick wins

Architectural framework; plan “fit” of MI development to broader IT architecture evolution

Building the infrastructure and tools, adding data (and ownership of data), decommission existing MI systems - in line with business activity

Tandem MIS replacement Initiative 2 Initiative 1 Application 1

Key Artefacts

Exam

ple

Key Milestones

Q1Q2Q3Q4Q1Q2Q3Q4Q1Q2Q3Q4Q1Q2Q3Q4 2007 2008 2009 2010

Initiatives /

Propositions

Pension Term Assurance Pension Term Assurance Joint life factors pricing improvements Joint life factors pricing improvements Delivery of new WOL or FIB products Delivery of new WOL or FIB products Products and delivery mechanisms for D2C sales Products and delivery mechanisms for D2C sales Premium reviews & alterations Premium reviews & alterations Capability 1

Business

Capabilities

Action Plan 3 Sigma process Roll out ProcessOwnership

Implement 3 sigma action plan 3 sigma achieved Implement 4sigma action plan

Org Change Reduce non Value Add transactions

Stabilised Implement unified

Call Centre Org Change

IT Assets /

Applications

Automate SBPR / complete ABM Requirements & gap analysis Quick wins

Architectural framework; plan “fit” of MI development to broader IT architecture evolution

Building the infrastructure and tools, adding data (and ownership of data), decommission existing MI systems - in line with business activity

Tandem MIS replacement Initiative 2 Initiative 1 Application 1

Key Artefacts

Exam

ple

Key Milestones

Q1Q2Q3Q4Q1Q2 Q3Q4Q1Q2Q3 Q4Q1Q2 Q3Q4 2007 2008 2009 2010

Initiatives /

Propositions

Pension Term Assurance Joint life factors pricing improvements Delivery of new WOL or FIB products Products and delivery mechanisms for D2C sales Premium reviews & alterations Capability 1

Business

Capabilities

Action Plan 3 Sigma process Roll out ProcessOwnership

Implement 3 sigma action plan 3 sigma achieved Implement 4sigma action plan

Org Change Reduce non Value Add transactions

Stabilised Implement unified

Call Centre Org Change

IT Assets /

Applications

Automate SBPR / complete ABM Requirements & gap analysis Quick wins

Architectural framework; plan “fit” of MI development to broader IT architecture evolution

Building the infrastructure and tools, adding data (and ownership of data), decommission existing MI systems - in line with business activity

Tandem MIS replacement Initiative 2 Initiative 1 Application 1

Key Artefacts

Exam

ple

Key Milestones

Q1Q2Q3Q4Q1Q2 Q3Q4Q1Q2Q3 Q4Q1Q2 Q3Q4 2007 2008 2009 2010

Initiatives /

Propositions

Pension Term Assurance Pension Term Assurance Joint life factors pricing improvements

Joint life factors pricing improvements Delivery of new WOL or FIB products Delivery of new WOL or FIB products Products and delivery mechanisms for D2C sales Products and delivery mechanisms for D2C sales Premium reviews & alterations Premium reviews & alterations Capability 1

Business

Capabilities

Action Plan 3 Sigma process Roll out ProcessOwnership

Implement 3 sigma action plan 3 sigma achieved Implement 4sigma action plan

Org Change Reduce non Value Add transactions

Stabilised Implement unified

Call Centre Org Change

IT Assets /

Applications

Automate SBPR / complete ABM Requirements & gap analysis Quick wins

Architectural framework; plan “fit” of MI development to broader IT architecture evolution

Building the infrastructure and tools, adding data (and ownership of data), decommission existing MI systems - in line with business activity

Tandem MIS replacement Initiative 2 Initiative 1 Application 1

Key Artefacts

Exam

ple

A

B

+

(10)

High

Busi

n

e

s

s

Pr

oc

es

s

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g

rat

ion

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Business Process Standardization

High

Diversification

Replication

Coordination

Unification

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Y Z [

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Busi

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Pr

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Business Process Standardization

High

Diversification

Replication

Coordination

Unification

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Y Z [

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Key Milestones

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 2007 2008 2009 2010

Initiatives /

Propositions

Pension Term

Assurance

Joint life factors

pricing improvements

Delivery of new

WOL or FIB

products

Products and

delivery

mechanisms for

D2C sales

Premium reviews

& alterations

Capability 1

Business

Capabilities

Action Plan 3

Sigma process

Roll out Process

Ownership

Implement 3 sigma action plan

3 sigma achieved

Implement 4sigma action plan

Org

Change

Reduce non Value

Add transactions

Stabilised

Implement unified

Call Centre

Org

Change

IT Assets /

Applications

Automate

SBPR /

complete ABM

Requirements

& gap analysis

Quick wins

Architectural

framework;

plan “fit” of MI

development to

broader IT

architecture

evolution

Building the infrastructure and tools, adding data (and ownership of data),

decommission existing MI systems - in line with business activity

Tandem MIS

replacement

Initiative 2

Initiative 1

Application 1

Key Artefacts

Exam

ple

Key Milestones

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 2007 2008 2009 2010

Initiatives /

Propositions

Pension Term

Assurance

Pension Term

Assurance

Joint life factors

pricing improvements

Joint life factors

pricing improvements

Delivery of new

WOL or FIB

products

Delivery of new

WOL or FIB

products

Products and

delivery

mechanisms for

D2C sales

Products and

delivery

mechanisms for

D2C sales

Premium reviews

& alterations

Premium reviews

& alterations

Capability 1

Business

Capabilities

Action Plan 3

Sigma process

Roll out Process

Ownership

Implement 3 sigma action plan

3 sigma achieved

Implement 4sigma action plan

Org

Change

Reduce non Value

Add transactions

Stabilised

Implement unified

Call Centre

Org

Change

IT Assets /

Applications

Automate

SBPR /

complete ABM

Requirements

& gap analysis

Quick wins

Architectural

framework;

plan “fit” of MI

development to

broader IT

architecture

evolution

Building the infrastructure and tools, adding data (and ownership of data),

decommission existing MI systems - in line with business activity

Tandem MIS

replacement

Initiative 2

Initiative 1

Application 1

Key Artefacts

Exam

ple

+

 

La définition des modèles opératoires par Business Capability permet

d’identifier les objectifs de partage et de standardisation des processus

métiers et des solutions informatiques

 

La standardisation ciblée du cœur de l’activité permet l’adoption de

solutions d’entreprise préparatoires à la modularité du métier et de l’IT

Définir les Modèles Opératoires

pour comprendre les besoins de partage

High

In

te

g

ra

tio

n

Low

Business Process

Standardization

High

Diversification

Replication

Coordination

Unification

Variable

Annuities

Individual

P&C

Direct

Full Life

Protection

Bank

Global Business Lines

High

Bus

ine

ss

Pro

cess

Int

e

grat

io

n

Low

Business Process Standardization

High

Diversification

Replication

Coordination

Unification

High

Bus

ine

ss

Pro

cess

Int

e

grat

io

n

Low

Business Process Standardization

High

Diversification

Replication

Coordination

Unification

Support Functions

Bank

Direct P&C

Emerging Markets

Multi Access

3rd Party

(11)

Analyse des modèles opératoires*

High

Busin

e

ss Process Inte

grati

o

n

Low

Business Process Standardization

Low

High

Diversification

Replication

Coordination

Unification

Diversification

Few if any Shared customers or suppliers

Independent transactions

Operationally unique business units

Autonomous business Management

Business unit control over business process design

Few data standards across business units

Most IT decisions made within business units

Replication

Few if any Shared customers or suppliers

Independent transactions aggregated at a high level

Operationally similar business units

Autonomous business unit leaders with limited discretion over

processes

Centralized control over business process design

Standardized data definitions but locally owned data with some

aggregation at corporate

Centrally mandated IT services

Coordination

Shared customers, products or suppliers

Impact on other business unit transactions

Operationally unique business units or functions

Autonomous business management

Business unit control over business process design

Shared customer/supplier/product data

Consensus process for designing IT infrastructure services; IT

application decisions made by business units

Unification

Customers and suppliers may be local or global

Globally integrated business processes, often with support of

enterprise systems

Business units with similar or overlapping operations

Centralized management often applying

functional/process/business unit matrices

High level process owners design standardized processes

Centrally mandated databases

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