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Treasury Management Digital transformation Virginia Government Finance Officers’ Association September 2021 © 2020 Wells Fargo & Company. All rights reserved. Deposit products are offered through Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., Member FDIC. Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. is a banking affiliate of Wells Fargo & Company.
The pace of change is getting faster Years to get to 50M users . Twitter 2 Facebook Contactless credit cards Internet Cell phone Debit card PC ATM Television Credit card Electricity Telephone Automobile Airplane 68 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 Oracle and Efma, "Digital transformation," February 2016, adapted from Banking 3.0 by Brett King
There’s also an explosion of data On average… companies reference a company’s data 33 volume grows over unique data sources 50% for analysis annually Aberdeen Group, “Angling for Insight in Today’s Data Lake,” October 2017
We’re experiencing a “digital transformation” The integration of digital capabilities into all areas, resulting in fundamental changes to how businesses operate, and how they deliver value to customers and employees. The Enterprisers Project, “What is digital transformation?”, 2020
Companies of all sizes are focused on enhancing digital capabilities 2 of 3 CEOs are embedding digital transformation in corporate strategy The progress window for transformation before negative financial or competitive impacts occur is 2 years Sources: IDC FutureScape: “Worldwide Digital Transformation 2016 Predictions,” 2015 and Progress, "Digitally Transforming or in Digital Denial? A Report on the State of Digital Business,“ 2016
It’s even happening in finance of executives believe that digital transformation 91% will fundamentally alter how finance teams deliver services over next three to five years The Hacket Group: “The CFO Agenda: Finance's Top 4 Strategic Priorities in 2017”
For treasury, digital transformation is no longer “if ”— but “when” Do you have a plan? To operate efficiently, keep your head above water, and achieve best-in-class, treasury needs a digital transformation strategy
Agenda Why What Who does transformation are the essential are the key strategy matter elements for an collaborators and what effective plan resources are required
Just what is a digital transformation strategy? Your digital transformation is a journey 01 02 03 04 05 06
You’ll need to manage three generations of technology, New simultaneously technology Legacy systems Future technology
Evolving expectations mean adopting new tools Must haves: • Mobile experiences • Real-time speed • Omnichannel access
At the same time, planning for the future It’s closer than you think • Artificial intelligence • Machine learning • Automation
Complexity will increase as you evaluate and work Specialty vendors with new providers FinTech Innovators IT ERP companies providers Banks
A digital transformation strategy focuses the entire organization Set milestones Align with goals Mitigate risk Build clarity Identify gaps Prioritize investment
Seeing the road ahead also helps your people Trade worry for productivity • Stay motivated and engaged • Attract and retain talent
Companies with digital transformation plans are experiencing 41% Increased market share positive impacts 32% Increased revenue 37% Improved customer engagement in digital, web and mobile channels 37% More positive employee morale Altimeter Group, “State of Digital Transformation Report,” 2016
What are the essential elements of an effective plan
Your strategy has a specific purpose Is Is not • Living document • List of features or system requirements • Vision for finance • Business case • Priorities for tech initiatives • High-level milestones • Detailed implementation plan • Owned by IT • Owned by treasury management
Begin with a destination in mind Link your strategy to: • Company priorities • Treasury management goals
Use as a tool for making high-level decisions 01 How • Build vs. buy • New tool vs. enhance existing Plan When • This year vs. longer term • Independent schedule vs. simultaneous with other upgrades Who • In-house vs. external resources • Current vs. new providers • To serve customers vs. suppliers
Define a manageable scope 01 02 Plan Tackle one area at a time • Procure-to-pay • Order-to-cash Scope • Cash management and liquidity
Build on the foundation of your legacy systems 01 02 03 • Document your work flows • Obtain front-line input Plan Utilize • Attach real numbers • Conduct usability studies Scope
Make good data a priority 01 02 03 04 Plan Utilize No more Scope Clean up “garbage in, garbage out”
Envision a better way to work 01 02 03 04 05 Think differently • Break down internal silos Plan Utilize Envision • Take an outside-in perspective • Consider user Scope Clean up experience • Assess information needs
Prioritize and define your path Target reminder: Match your level of investment and pace of change to your goals 01 02 03 04 05 06 Plan Utilize Envision Scope Clean up Prioritize • Evaluate your options • Involve IT and outside resources
How will you keep up with what’s next? You hit your target but your journey continues Move beyond the hype • Shift your culture • Make learning a weekly routine • Involve your team
Share your plan often—but update it sparingly Conduct monthly Revise if you have: Don’t update just because progress updates a new tool emerges, stay • Organic growth on target • Merger or expansion • New regulations • Major change to treasury’s role
Key collaborators and resources
Invite the right team to the table Treasury leadership • IT • Treasury frontline staff • Key business lines • Bank
Finding common ground with IT Tips to build strong relationships: • Make it two-sided • Select a tech mentor • Swap departmental meetings • Attend conferences together
When you need help, seek out these IT professionals Business analytics Technical project Systems or reporting manager administrator manager Look for strategic, enterprise-wide roles and previous experience working with line of business teams
Involve your bank Ways your bank can be a resource: • Host a lunch-and-learn session • Share case studies and best practices • Conduct a business process review
How can digital tools transform your journey? 01 02 03 04 05 06 Plan Utilize Envision Scope Clean up Prioritize
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