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2Governance
BPIStandardOperatingProcedures
1Overview
2ProgramGovernance
3ProjectPlanning
4ProjectTrackingandScheduling
5FinancialManagement
6RiskManagement,IssueManagement,andChangeControl
7ProgressTrackingandManagementReporting
8Integration
9WarRoomManagement
10DeliverablesManagement
11ConfigurationManagement
12ContinuityofOperations
13ImplementationPlanning
14Communications
15TrainingandValidation
16ChangeManagement
17QualityManagement
18Administration
BPIStandardOperatingProcedures
2BAXGlobalBPIProgramGovernance2-2
2.1ProgramStructure2-2
2.2ProgramOfficeStructure2-4
2.2.1Mission,Objectives,andGuidingPrinciples2-5
2.2.2Definition2-6
2.3RolesandResponsibilities2-8
2.3.1ExecutiveSponsor2-8
2.3.2SteeringCommittee2-9
2.3.3FieldManagementSponsors2-10
2.3.4KPMGQualityAssurance2-11
2.3.5ProgramDirector2-12
2.3.6ProgramManagerError!
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2.3.7ProgramOfficeAdministrationandSupport2-14
2.3.8TechnicalIntegrator2-15
2.3.9FunctionalIntegrator2-16
2.3.10HRIntegrator2-17
2.3.11WarRoomManager2-18
2.3.12ProgramScheduler/Analyst2-19
2.3.13Methods/Standards2-20
2.3.14CommunicationsSpecialist2-21
2.3.15ContinuityofOperations2-22
2.3.16WorkstreamManager2-23
2.3.17ProjectManager2-24
2.3.18TechnicalManager2-25
2.3.19ProjectMember2-26
2.3.19.1BusinessAnalyst2-27
2.3.19.2DataAnalyst2-27
2.3.19.3SystemsAnalyst2-28
2.3.19.4ProcessAnalyst2-28
2.3.19.5Programmer2-29
2.3.20FinancialManagerandCostControl2-30
2.3.21ResultsDeliveryManager2-31
2.3.22ChangeManager2-33
2.3.23GraphicsandReportsSpecialist2-34
2.3.24ImplementationPlanningManager2-35
2.3.25ExternalQualityControl2-36
2.3.26KPMGShadow2-37
2BAXGlobalBPIProgramGovernance
2.1ProgramStructure
TheBAXBPIProgramiscomposedof63individualprojectsgroupedintofiveworkstreams,withanoverarchingProgramOfficestructureandthesupportoftheBAXglobalorganization.ThefiveworkstreamsareFinance,Operations,Sales,Logistics,andInformationTechnology.
EachworkstreamiscomprisedofBAXworkstreammanagerswithKPMG“shadows”,supportedbyprojectteamsconsistingofsystemsanalysts,businessanalysts,dataanalysts,andprocessanalysts.
Additionally,theITteamshavespecialistteammembersthatfocusonspecifictechnicalareas,including:
∙EnterpriseArchitecture
∙DataWarehousing
∙ElectronicCommerce
∙Year2000
∙Networking
TheProgramOfficeoperatesundertheauspicesofPittston’sBoardofDirectorsandtheBAXExecutiveSponsors,ChairmanJosephC.FarrellandCFOGaryR.Rogliano.SupportingtheExecutiveSponsorsare:
-TheSteeringCommittee;
-TheExternalReviewCommittee,whichperformsaperiodicaudit.
Inaddition,theProgramDirectorhasadotted-linerelationshiptoBAXFieldManagement,whichiscomposedofVPs,GMs,DVPs,andMDswhoseinput,feedback,validation,andtestingisnecessarytoensureoverallsuccess.
RolesandresponsibilitiesfortheBPIprojectteamaresetforthinSection2.3.
ThefollowingdiagramdepictsthegovernancestructureoftheBPIproject:
2.2ProgramOfficeStructure
TheProgramDirectorisRonRokosz.BillAinsworthservesasKPMGshadow,withresponsibilityforqualitymanagement.RichShurtleffistheProgramOfficeManager,shadowedbyJaroVolny.
TheProgramDirectorandProgramOfficeManagerprovideoveralldirectionandday-to-daymanagementforthefivemajorfunctionsperformedbytheProgramOffice:
∙FinancialManagement,includingresultsdelivery(benefitstracking)
∙ContinuityofOperations
∙ImplementationPlanning/TrainingandValidation/Communications/ChangeManagement
∙Progress,Planning,andIntegration(the“WarRoom”)
∙AdministrativeSupport
TheFinancialManagementTeam,theImplementationPlanningTeam,andtheWarRoomOperationsTeamaredetailedbelow:
2.2.1Mission,Objectives,andGuidingPrinciples
ThemissionoftheProgramOfficeistoensuresoundmanagementacrossBPIprojects,coordinatingtheplanningandimplementationofallrelatedefforts.TheProgramOfficeiscomposedofagroupofresourcesdedicatedtoorchestratingandoptimizingtheeffortsofmultipleandconcurrentprojectstodeliverthelarge,complex,andstrategicallyimportantBPIprogram.
ObjectivesoftheProgramOfficeinclude:
∙Educated,cohesivecross-functionalteamsthatcomplywithallBAXtools,methods,standards,andpolicies;
∙Consistent,timely,structured,andaccuratecommunicationsfromasinglesource;
∙Expeditedissueidentificationandresolution;
∙Uniformprojectmanagementstandardsandpractices;
∙Coordinatingprojectteamsandensuringvisibilityintoprogramperformanceprogress,trend,andvariance;
∙Enablingtheexecutionofrepeatableprojectmanagementprocesses.
GuidingprinciplesoftheProgramOfficeinclude:
∙Workstreammanagershaveultimateaccountabilityanddecision-makingauthorityoverprojectsandprojectresources;
∙KPMGandBAXworkaspartnerstodeliverBPI;
∙Touchingprojectseveryweek;
∙Planningforrealistictimeframes;
∙Facilitatingandinstillingteambuilding/enablingonacontinuousbasis;
∙Identifyingneedandprovidingeducationinprojectmanagementanddeliverablesunderstanding;
∙Keepingreportingstructuresanddocumentsassimpleaspossible.
Criticalsuccessfactorsinclude:
∙Discipline;
∙Effectivetimemanagement;
∙Crystal-cleargovernancestructureandcommunication;
∙Dedicated“bestandbrightest”resources;
∙Learningcontinuously–notresistingtheunknown;
∙Leadingbyexample;
∙Teamspiritandcooperation-breakingdownorganizationbarriers;
∙Sustainedexecutivesponsorship;
∙Continuingaccesstoexecutivemanagement;
∙Diffusingprojectteamfrustration;
∙Makingrapidprogress.
2.2.2Definition
TheProgramOfficeprovidestheinfrastructurerequiredtointegrate,drive,andcoordinatetheindividualcomponentsofanenterprise-wideprogram.Itisalsothecenterforassembling,tracking,anddistributingkeyprograminformation.Itspurposeisnottocreateabureaucracy,butrathertoaddvaluebyguidingteams,challengingplansandresults,andidentifyingissues,gaps,andleveragepointsacrossallprojects.CriticalfunctionsoftheProgramOfficeincludeworkintegration,organization,managementstandardization,measurement,andcommunication.
∙WorkIntegration-TheProgramOfficedrivesintegrationatfunctional,technological,andorganizationallevelsbysettingcongruentgoalsandobjectives,prioritizingworkefforts,andsourcing,allocatingandmanagingallresourcesforthework.Itidentifiesandmanagesgaps,dependencies,issues,andconflictswhilefacilitatingoveralldesignandintegrationwithinabestpracticesframework.Itisalsoinstrumentalincoordinatingandmanagingthechangeimpact.
∙Organization-TheProgramOfficeischargedwithimplementingthegovernancestructurethatisbestsuitedtothesuccessoftheproject.TheProgramOfficemakessurethattheappropriatesponsorshipispresent,roles,responsibility,andaccountabilityareclearlydefined,andteamsareappropriatelystructuredwiththerightkeyresources.
∙ManagementStandardization-TheProgramOfficesetsacomprehensivesetofstandardsusedbytheentireprogramtoassureconsistencyandqualityoftheworkproduct.Someoftheareasstandardsaredefinedforincludedocumentation,processesandprocedures,nomenclature,projectplansandapprovalhierarchy,tools,projectdisciplineandethic,meetingfrequency,etc.
∙Measurement-TheProgramofficeprovidesvisibilitytoprogress,resultsandbenefitsbyanalyzingprojecttrendsandfinancials,providingmanagementscorecards,andmeasuringriskandquality.
∙Communication-TheProgramOfficeisthefocalpointforthecollectionanddisseminationinformationensuringclearandconsistentcommunicationstobothitsinternalandexternalcustomerswhichincludeprojectteammembers,management,customers,employeesegments,andthemedia.
2.3RolesandResponsibilities
Thefollowingpagesoutlinetherolesandresponsibilitiesofvariousprojectteammembers.
2.3.1ExecutiveSponsor
ProjectRole
ExecutiveSponsors
Name
JoeFarrell,Chairman,GaryRogliano,CFO
Team
ProgramManagement
Reportsto
BoardofDirector
Responsibilities
Theprogramsponsoristhe“Champion”,ownerandfinancieroftheproject.
Theprojectsponsor’skeyresponsibilitiesareto:
∙MaintainsupportfortheprojectwithseniormanagementandtheBoard–presentquarterlyupdatestotheBoard;
∙Promotethebenefitsoftheproject;
∙Presentthemeritsoftheprojecttootherscompetingforthesameresources;
∙Approveandprioritizeanychangestoprojectscope,plansorbudget;
∙Smoothout‘politicalproblems”;
∙Provideultimateauthorityontheproject;
∙ChairSteeringCommitteemeetings;
∙Providetheoverallvision.
2.3.2
SteeringCommittee
ProjectRole
SteeringCommittee
Name
Team
BAXBoard
Reportsto
BoardofDirectors
Responsibilities
Theprimaryroleofthesteeringcommitteeistoprovidedirectionanddecision-makingsupportfortheproject.Anotherkeyroleservedbythesteeringcommitteeisasacommunicationslinkbetweentheproject,seniormanagementandfieldmanagement.Theprogramsponsorchairsthesteeringcommittee.
Keyresponsibilitiesofthesteeringcommitteeareto:
∙Providepolicyandstrategicdirectionoftheproject;
∙Ensureappropriateresourcesaremadeavailabletotheproject;
∙Approveandreviewprogressagainstbusinessandprogramobjectives;
∙Resolvemajorissuesrelatedtopriorities,requirementsandprocedures;
∙Visiblydemonstratesupportforthe