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ACMP NEW ENGLAND CONNECTICUT ● MAINE ● MASSACHUSETTS ● NEW HAMPSHIRE ● RHODE ISLAND ● VERMONT 2019 HARTFORD MEET-UP WE WILL BEGIN SHORTLY… Our Sponsors: ACMP | Advancing © 2016 KBACE, theADiscipline Cognizant of Change CompanyManagement Connect with ACMP
ACMP NEW ENGLAND 2019 HARTFORD MEET-UP May 15, 2019 ACMP | Advancing © 2016 KBACE, theADiscipline Cognizant of Change CompanyManagement Connect with ACMP
Agenda Intelligent ACMP Welcome & Automation Questions & New England Introductions & Change Answers Chapter Update Management ACMP New England Melanie Francis Slalom Consulting, ACMP New England Board Members ACMP New England Hartford Board Members
Welcome! MELANIE FRANCIS Founding Member of ACMP Global & NE Chapter CCMP™ since 2016 ACMP New England President Builds Change Management practices and teams VP, Chief of Staff to the CEO Career focused in Technology sector Akamai Technologies Cambridge, MA Corporate focus = ‘internal consulting’ Current focus: Executive standpoint of change Lifelong New Englander from Massachusetts 4
ACMP New England Chapter Summary ACMP New England provides learning opportunities to members at meet ups and through OUR our chapter newsletter. Learning opportunities such as presentations and articles on best MISSION practices equip members with the knowledge and resources needed to maintain and grow their professional development. ▪ Board Members – 9 CHAPTER ▪ Members – 100+ ▪ Community Contacts – 300+ SNAPSHOT ▪ Volunteers – needed to support Committees ▪ Membership, Communications, Digital Content, Programs/Events 6
ACMP New England Chapter Advocate for Professional Growth CERTIFIED CHANGE MANAGEMENT PROFESSIONAL™ (CCMP™) The CCMP™ was developed Our goal in 2019 is to encourage based on ACMP’s industry- our board and members to be leading Standard for Change CCMP Certified. We’d liked to 3 Management® . . . The CCMP™ offer prep courses for CCMP is a way for professionals to 8 Certification and recommend 3 demonstrate their investment in financial subsidies for financial ongoing development while 1 support when not assisted by an successfully applying their employer. experience to respond to a breadth of change management 7 situations.
ACMP & ACMP New England Chapter Update – 2019 Events 2019 ACMP EVENTS COMING IN 2020… ACMP GLOBAL CONFERENCE – Orlando, FL ACMP GLOBAL CONFERENCE – Anaheim, CA ▪ April 28th – May 1st ▪ May 3 – 6th ACMP GLOBAL Bi-Weekly Webinars @ noon acmpglobal.org ▪ Measuring what Matters: Successful Change, May 14 ▪ Using Data in Change Execution: Tools and Strategies, May 23rd ACMP Hartford Meet-up ▪ We are here! ACMP NE Boston Meet-up ▪ Fall, 2019 Lead Change 2019 ▪ November 4th, Burlington MA 8
ACMP New England Chapter Sponsors Change Management Review™ is an information resource for professional working with organizational change. Founded in 2014 by Theresa Moulton, Change Management Review™ brings together professionals who work with organizational change – both academic research Just named by Fortune as one of the “100 and real-world practices – through integrated Best Companies to Work For”, Slalom global perspectives. Consulting designs and builds strategies Organizational Development (OD) at The TJX and systems to help our clients solve their Companies, Inc., builds capability and drives most complex business challenges. effectiveness by partnering with HR and business leaders and providing tools and Slalom’s Organizational Effectiveness models for better execution and innovation practice supports clients in these 5 areas: around organizational change and performance. ▪ Change Enablement Akamai’s Change Management practice supports ▪ Organization Design Akamai employees across broad areas of digital and ▪ Talent Management organizational change. Akamai secures and delivers digital experiences for the world’s largest companies. ▪ Learning Akamai’s intelligent edge platform surrounds ▪ Culture everything, from the enterprise to the cloud, so customers and their businesses can be fast, smart, and secure. 10
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OCM for Intelligent Automation Slalom Hartford 12
Agenda 13
Slalom Presenters Bill Murphy Smita Baradia Nicole Murdoch Katrina Reali-Corso Practice Area Lead Consultant Manager Consultant Consultant Organizational Effectiveness Strategy & Operations Organizational Effectiveness Organizational Effectiveness Chase Kline Nishant Gupta 14 Consultant Consultant Strategy & Operations Strategy & Operations
Intelligent Automation (IA) The combination of artificial intelligence, and process automation 15
What is Artificial Intelligence? 16
My Idea of AI 20 years back! What is Artificial Intelligence? 17
Today - Seamless and Invisible! What is Artificial Intelligence? 18
Established Emerging Voice Assistants What is Comedian Artificial Musician Driverless Car Intelligence? Smart Home Devices Script Writer Navigation System Painter 19
The Future of Work! What has enabled prevalence of AI? Faster Processing Automation Time Artificial Intelligence Machine Learning Big Data IoT Deep Learning Open Source Cloud 20
Brain Booster – Activity 1 https://quickdraw.withgoogle.com/ 21
The computer vision and human vision is combined with neural networks to understand the images.
How does AI work? Traditional Software Artificial Intelligence Learning, Perception, Cognition Algorithm Output Output Learning Input Algorithm Input Data Training Data 23
“Future of a Convenience Store” 24
What we heard from Early Adopters of Intelligent Automation ”I wish we had spent more time on Change “ Management!” “How will the blended workforce work as one team in future?” 25
IA Organizational Change Management - Strategy in Action Planning for Disruption Awareness Assess Build Scale Center of Leadership Process Operating Excellence Engagement Driven Culture Model (CoE) New Operating Model is Clarity and integration of IA Change management Operationalize a “process defined by a digital Initiatives and Executive ownership needs to exist driven culture” mindset shift workforce and blended Leadership objectives within the IA CoE teams Ownership of the Creating awareness & Look holistically at patterns Constant evaluation and work/business process setting direction, vision and across processes that may enhancement of IA value translates to active sustainability of the IA be common to maximize by looking at other tools Success Factors participation of the program value of IA investment that could help automation governing body as well. Clarity about role of team Maximize value by focusing Business owns IA strategy, CoE ideally should re- and individuals once a on process task automation roadmap, vision and evaluate other IA tools. process is automated (not entire process) execution Define measures to HR collaboration and Consider reengineering and Up front training of the ensure future state design guidance about changes to other optimization actions front-line managers about and goals are met and 26 organization and skillset before IA how to take ownership of improved collaboration focus the bot between BU/IT
Intelligent Automation Center of Excellence In some companies, the business and shared service leaders have initiated the sponsorship of a IA implementation. This shift in roles may result in internal strife between IT and business operations leaders and raise questions regarding where in the organization IA expertise should reside. By implementing a IA Center of Excellence (CoE), it aligns ownership and authority by bringing together different expertise throughout the organization, overcoming entrenched turf battles and facilitating effective collaboration between IT and the business. IA CoE Operating Model Components Functions & Processes Collaborations Roles Governance Metrics Capabilities How we execute How we collaborate Who is accountable How we make, How we measure How we deliver the work to deliver IA for doing the work sponsor and enforce effectiveness scope services the right decisions 27
Ideas Exchange – Activity 2 Share an interesting application of RPA, ML or AI in your Organization? And share associated change strategy that was applied deliberately. OR Where would you like to see Physical Robots or Digital Robots assisting you in your personal life? 28
First Step towards IA in Organizations – RPA? What is Robotics Process Automation ? A software that mimics the human interaction with user interfaces to perform a specific action within or across applications. - The interaction is with the user interface, not through the architectural layer like an API - The software ‘robots’ are configured to execute a process exactly like a person would, and they learn the process tasks by watching the ‘trainer’ complete the task. Think- MS Excel macro recorder Typical Uses - Data entry, extraction, migration, and reporting - Transferring files - Document preparation, validation, conversion - Rules based decision making 29 Source: http://www.visualcron.com/roboticprocessautomation.aspx Slalom Confidential
Why RPA? FACT Business adapts and many times technology can’t keep up, so companies fill the gap with people Sometimes the people fill value added gaps, such as customer engagement. However, many are just filling the gaps in process due to insufficient technology, such as answering phones to reset passwords, and applying business rules in a certain system. RPA solutions fill these gaps by executing the processes automatically 30 Source: https://www.roboyo.de/en/robotic-process-automation/ Slalom Confidential
Demo Employee Name: Jim Job Tittle: Claim Analyst Job Role: • Create new claim records • Update existing claim records • Resolve claim issues • Build relationships 31
Demo Employee Name: Jim Job Tittle: Claim Analyst Job Role: • Create new claim records • Update existing claim records • Resolve claim issues • Build relationships 32
Future of Work - Training the Digital & Human Worker 33
Design & Train the Robot STEP TWO: Peer Review for Standards STEP ONE: Business Requirement Development STEP THREE: Test / QA Process • Write the standard process • Verify the process • Record the incremental processes If errors, go back and review step 1 34
Re-Train the Robot STEP TWO: Peer Review for New Standards STEP ONE: Adjust Existing Business Requirements STEP THREE: Test / QA New Process •Adjust the standard process •Verify the process •Re-Record the new, incremental processes If errors, go back and review step 1 35
Train the User Monitor Bot’s Progress Initiate the Bot’s Report results with Task Bot Exception Handling – issues/completion Users will manually process the exceptions Attended Bots may need manual intervention to trigger the Robot running on the user’s desktop system. Train the User to: • Initiate, Monitor and Report Issue/Success with Bot • Define process for user to follow • Peer Review of the process • Test the process (end to end process from initiation to conclusion) • Recognize the benefits achieved with Bot’s deployed • Providing increased engaged role for user – overseer or manager of the Bot’s deployment/success 36
Future of Work – From Probable to Preferable “AI promises spectacular benefits for humanity, including better and more precise medical diagnosis and treatment; relieving the drudgery and danger of repetitive and dehumanizing jobs; and super-charging decision making and problem solving.” 37
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Cancer Research Data & Outcomes 39
Thank you! 40
Sources/Credits • Google Quick Draw • Amazon Go store promotional video • https://becominghuman.ai/what-is-artificial-intelligence-ai-4bde325e5462 • https://www.google.com/url?sa=i&source=images&cd=&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=2ahUKEwj03tmYk43iAhUiMnwKHbGgC BwQjRx6BAgBEAU&url=https%3A%2F%2Fappsyntax.blogspot.com%2F2017%2F09%2F&psig=AOvVaw3wMyksNc1K wF1CGH0YFnv5&ust=1557446692443639 Slalom and Google stories: • Slalom Studio Story • Google Customer Case Study • Google CEO blog post 41
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