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Nicolas Betbeder-Matibet, Managing Director, MEGA Asia - ©MEGA June 2012

CIOs: How to Become

the CEO’s Business Partner

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June 2012

The Agenda for CIOs in 2012

According to Gartner*: “CIO strategies concentrate on eliminating IT and enterprise distortions.”

*Gartner, Inc., “Executive Summary: Amplifying the Enterprise: The 2012 CIO Agenda”, Published: 1 January 2012, Analyst(s): Mark P. McDonald | Dave Aron

CIO IT strategies concentrate on eliminating IT and enterprise distortions CIO IT strategies Ranking of IT strategies CIOs selected as oneof their top 3 in 2012

Implementing cloud solutions (SaaS, IaaS, PaaS) Improving the IT organization and workforce Implementing business process improvements Consolidating IT operations and resources Implementing mobility solutions

Improving business alignment and relationship Improving IT management and governance Expanding the use of information and analytics Developing or managing a flexible infrastructure Reducing the cost of IT

Delivering business solutions

Ranking 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 1 2 1 3 1 2 3 3 2 10 3 1 8 11 11 4 7 7 10 9 5 4 6 4 7 6 10 2 1 2 7 18 * * * 8 5 9 9 12 9 8 4 5 6 10 6 10 8 3 11 9 * * *

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CIO and CEO priorities are not the same

“The common thread is that CIOs are looking slightly more tactically, functionally and operationally – playing within the current business context; CEOs are looking slightly more strategically, structurally and

organizationally – playing with the business context.”

*Gartner, Inc., “A Comparison of the CEO and CIO Surveys Finds CIOs Must Elevate Their Focus”, Published: 21 March 2012, Analyst(s): Dave Aron, Mark Raskino

Comparison of CIO and CEO Business Priorities

From the CIO Survey From the CEO Survey

Implementing finance and controls

Improve governance, compliance, risk and security Attracting and retaining the workforce

Improving marketing and sales effectiveness Improving efficiency

Managing and delivering operational results Creating new products and services (innovation) Expanding into new markets or geographies Increasing productivity

Reducing enterprise costs Attracting and retaining customers Increasing enterprise growth

Implement new and improved technology Customer focus

Create new products and services

Improve governance, risk, compliance and security Execute acquisitions, mergers and partnerships

Consolidating, standardizing and streamlining operations Talent and workforce management/development

Implementing finance and controls Increase profitability

Expanding into new markets or geographies Reducing enterprise costs

Increasing enterprise growth

Source: Gartner (March 2012) Significantly higher from CIO perspective

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What are CIOs expected to contribute...

… to become a CEO business partner?

Reduce enterprise costs

via better efficiency Improve risk and securitygovernance, Consolidate, standardize and streamline organization

Support enterprise

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CIOs have a three-step journey

Support and drive business transformation

Maximize performance of business operations

Inspire and enable strategic decisions

Step 3 Step 2 Step 1

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Maximize performance

of business operations

Step 1

Enable business agility

(vs. additional barriers to change)

Maximize performance of business operations

Provide business services

(vs. provide tools)

Challenge 1

Deliver services supporting business processes according

to the appropriate SLAs.

Challenge 2

Contribute to the flexibility

and business agility of the organization

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Support and drive

business transformations

Step 2

Manage transformation to deliver business benefits

(vs. deliver project)

Support and drive business transformation

Enforce a business-driven change management process

(vs. technology-driven)

Challenge 1

Determine and prioritize the changes needed in different

business areas through

engagement with business leaders

Challenge 2

Execute and deliver the changes,

ensuring that the business

impacts of the changes are understood

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Inspire and Enable

Strategic Decisions

Step 3

Inspire and enable strategic decisions

Position the IT strategy as a part of the business strategy

(vs. implementation plan)

Challenge

Closely engage with business leaders in a two-way, collaborative process to position the IT strategy so

that it supports and contributes to the business strategy

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Three Key Practices for CIOs

Support and drive business transformation Maximize performance of business operations Inspire and enable strategic decisions Step 3 Step 2 Step 1 Key Practice 3 Transformation & Governance Key Practice 2 IT Asset Management Key Practice 1 Enterprise Architecture

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With major

trends like cloud and mobility, architecture has a renewed importance for IT performance EA can guarantee the alignment of IT assets with business for today

and the ability to

support future business changes

for tomorrow

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©MEGA June 2012 ©MEGA June 2012 Business architecture and enterprise architecture provide the structure to align IT with

business goals and optimize resources according to

strategic goals

EA and Business Architecture

Align IT with Business

Business Architecture

IT Architecture

Information Strategy & objectives

Capabilities Business functions Business processes Business vocabulary Applications Services Technology

Enterprise Architecture Blueprint

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©MEGA June 2012 Asset management enables IT to increase the business contribution of

existing assets and

determine future investments based

on business needs

It offers an

opportunity to

combine the critical service provider role

with the business

partner role

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Application Portfolio Management

provides tools to assess the value of your application legacy and reduce its cost

Application Portfolio Management Improves

Asset Value and Customer Service

Cost & Risk Technical efficiency & Safety Business Value Tolerate Eliminate Innovate Migrate

!

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Leveraging its core project management strengths, IT can go beyond alignment and be a driver of change IT teams help

identify, design, and execute change on

an end-to-end basis,

not just within IT but across the business

They provide

governance tools to

control and manage risks

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©MEGA June 2012 Transformation management practices help analyze different scenarios and plan appropriate change

Transformation

Business Architecture IT Architecture Information Transformation !

Strategy & objectives Capabilities

Business functions Business processes

Costs & Risk scenario analysis Roadmaps Business vocabulary Applications Services Technology

Enterprise Architecture Blueprint

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Governance

practices ensure that operations are under control and risks are

managed, while integrating all stakeholders as required

Governance

Governance Business Architecture IT Architecture Information Transformation !

Strategy & objectives Capabilities

Business functions Business processes

Costs & Risk scenario analysis Roadmaps Business vocabulary Action Plans Risks Controls & Audit

management Incident Self assessments Applications Services Technology

Enterprise Architecture Blueprint

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Procter & Gamble achieved success with EA: – “A comprehensive

understanding of both

business and IT

architecture creates a vital information resource

to support innovation and improve business decisions,

while increasing the value

and cost efficiency of IT for

the enterprise.”

– “For P&G, it was the first step toward centralized

information and the way to

see and understand how

the company’s business processes related to the thousands of business applications used to

support and deliver the business.”

P&G is:

– #27 on the Fortune 500 – #24 in the World’s Most

Innovative Companies, according to Forbes

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A leading insurance company CIO, overseeing worldwide IT operations, improved change management through EA.

– To better contribute to the company’s strategy, the CIO transformed the IT department from reliable service provider to accountable business partner

– A change management and business architecture skill center were created within the IT department

– The new capabilities enabled the IT department to go

beyond solution deployment, to business change

management and benefits accountability

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Key Practices to Make the CIO a True

Business Partner

Support and drive business transformation Maximize performance of business operations Inspire and enable strategic decisions Step 3 Step 2 Step 1 Key Practice 3 Transformation & Governance Key Practice 2 IT Asset Management Key Practice 1 Enterprise Architecture

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