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Managing PerceptionsManaging Perceptions

2009 PM CHALLENGE2009 PM CHALLENGE

Michael D. Swiger, SVPMichael D. Swiger, SVPperotsystems®

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Managing PerceptionsManaging Perceptions

FROGor

HORSE

Whois

Taller

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Why Manage Perceptions?Why Manage Perceptions?Expedite Results

Avoid Hang Ups

Avoid Surprises

DoMoreWithLess

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How Did This Happen?

It Sure Looked Good On Paper!

The Perceptions People Have of the Plan and What They Should DoARE NEVER

Exactly What Was Intended

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Translation

Send reinforcements, we're going to advance.

Send three-and-fourpence, we're going to a dance.

British General At the Front Sends A Message to the Rear:

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Translation

Translation

Translation

Note: Represents the perceptions of an individual.

Decisions

VisibilityCSF

Issues

Translation

Locations

Suppliers

Partners

Project A Project B Project C Project EProject D

Project MgrProject Mgr

Mr. BIG

The Translation Challenge

Translation

Translation

Translation

Translation

Translation

Translation

Translation

Translation

Translation

Translation

Translation

Project Mgr

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Considering What People Do: Carry out directives as they understand the

directives,

The Perceptions People Have (What They Think) IsTHE

Driving Force Behind Their Actions.

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Considering What People Do:

Give out directives to others in accordance with what they understand must be done,

The Perceptions People Have (What They Think) IsTHE

Driving Force Behind Their Actions.

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Considering What People Do:

Act according to their interpretation of what needs to be done (what they perceive the situation to be),

The Perceptions People Have (What They Think) IsTHE

Driving Force Behind Their Actions.

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Considering What People Do:

Constrain their activities in accordance with the rules they believe they must follow,

The Perceptions People Have (What They Think) IsTHE

Driving Force Behind Their Actions.

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Considering What People Do:

Apply their skills in a manner they believe to be consistent with their own best interests which include reaching their goals, advancing in their job, pleasing management, looking good, and surviving,

The Perceptions People Have (What They Think) IsTHE

Driving Force Behind Their Actions.

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Solicit help and delegate activities to others.

Considering What People Do:

The Perceptions People Have (What They Think) IsTHE

Driving Force Behind Their Actions.

In avariety

ofcomplex

situations

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People Communicate Carefully:

They are NOT open and willing to share their real beliefs, understandings, and perceptions

The Perceptions People Have (What They Think) IsTHE

Driving Force Behind Their Actions.

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People Communicate Carefully:

They fear looking stupid, getting into trouble, causing themselves problems with others, and losing respect – and worse – they fear NOT surviving

The Perceptions People Have (What They Think) IsTHE

Driving Force Behind Their Actions.

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People Communicate Carefully:

Even the 'outspoken' and 'straight shooters' have carefully crafted their responses to be in concert with their goals and their perceptions of ‘the situation’

The Perceptions People Have (What They Think) IsTHE

Driving Force Behind Their Actions.

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People Communicate Carefully:

Every communication they send is translated through their preconceived notions of the environment, the 'facts', the situation, and the nature of the 'receivers'.

The Perceptions People Have (What They Think) IsTHE

Driving Force Behind Their Actions.

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“But, that’s NOT what I said (meant)!!!”Directive: We need to do more with less resources.

“We need to improve productivity in our Dept.”(Let’s make the problems and the solutions everyone’s focus …)

“We need to cut costs.”(It’s too risky, difficult, and expensive to change anything.)

“We need to eliminate useless activities.”(Need to protect my staff … but, Sally has a lot of …)

“We need to cut back.”(There are many things unimportant …)

Mr. Big

Frank Ben

George SallyRalph

Chuck Mary Charlie

Bob

Joe

“I’m going to lose my job!.”(Becomes dysfunctional …)

“Let’s show how important we are!”(Creates some problems to solve …)

Subculture

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“But, that’s NOT what they meant (said)!!!”Feedback: Productivity improvement Directives…

“We are making good progress on our productivity program!”(I think??!!...)

“We have directed employees to … it’s going well”(Wonder how Customers will react, how it supports bonus plan …)

“My staff is moving fast on initiatives …!”(This is the wrong focus, but it’s what Frank wants …)

“We are taking steps in the following areas ..!”(Ralph will never buy the real changes needed …)

Mr. Big

Frank Ben

George SallyRalph

Chuck Mary Charlie

Bob

Joe

“We are shaking down the new process …!”(This is nuts …. We need to …)

“Interesting new approach …”(Doesn’t work, I’ll develop some workarounds & look good …)

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Perception Measurement Features:

The Perceptions People Have (What They Think) IsTHE

Driving Force Behind Their Actions.

The Solution: Control Translation - Measure What People Think – Manage Their Perceptions

Involve ALL stakeholders - provide an electronic collection mechanism Address 'Issues' that drive results

Allow for anonymous responses for more open and 'real' communications

Identify respondents only by demographic groups (i.e., organization elements, locations, titles, responsibilities, ...) for developing effective action plansMeasure perceived status of the 'Issues' and the perceived importance of the 'Issues'Allow respondents to make detailed comments/explanations on the 'Issues'

Provide a 'dash board' presentation for summary status and detailed 'drill down' capabilities.

If You Don't Measure It - You Can't Manage It

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Translation

Translation

Translation

Note: Represents the perceptions of an individual.

Decisions

VisibilityCSF

Issues

Translation

Locations

Suppliers

Partners

Project A Project B Project C Project EProject D

Project MgrProject Mgr

Mr. BIG

The Translation Challenge

Translation

Translation

Translation

Translation

Translation

Translation

Translation

Translation

Translation

Translation

Translation

Project Mgr

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Suppliers

Partners

Sales Team Sales Team Sales Team MarketingDistribution

Proj Mgr CProj Mgr A Proj Mgr B

Mr. BigDecisions

VisibilityPAM (Perception Analysis Management) Value Proposition

Suppliers

Partners

Locations

Suppliers

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Respondent Groupings

Note: Represents the perceptions of an individual.

Getting Clear Vision & Supporting Analysis with PAM

Mgmt Teams

Department/Division

Title/Responsibility

Years Service/Experience

Special Assignment Teams

Location

NY, LA, London,Tokyo, Sidney,

Chicago, Dallas, Peoria

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Well into SAP Implementation Project

Understaffed.Unable to follow-up with stakeholders.New system doesn’t work. Help Desk is useless.

Help Desk has bad response time.Help Desk has poor follow-up.Help Desk understaffed.Help Desk Staff incompetent.Help Desk Metrics OK!?

Perceptions:

Procurement Manager Complaints:

Situation:

Mr. Big believes the project is going extremely well. But…Procurement Manager Missing Department Goals.Not following-up with vendors.

Mr. Big is starting to wonder……

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Perception Management&

The Need For Metrics (Issues)

How Goes the Help Desk?

Procurement Manager - BAD

Other Managers – OK, but …

Decision Made:Review the Perceptions ALL the Stakeholders have of the new system and associated support.

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Perception Management&

The Need For Metrics (Issues)

How Goes the Help Desk?

What are the components that measure Help Desk Success?

What is the status (condition) of these success components fromthe perspective of the stakeholders?

How important are these components to the Help Deskstakeholders?

Do those accountable for Help Desk performance understandthe needs of their stakeholders?

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My overall satisfaction in securing assistance from the Help Desk.

My level of satisfaction with the responsiveness of the Help Desk interms of answering my initial call.

The extent to which the Help Desk keeps me informed on the statusof problems that they are working on for me.

The level of knowledge and skill of the Help Desk in solvingproblems for me.

My satisfaction with the length of time it takes the Help Desk to understand what my problem is and begin fixing it.

The attitude and customer orientation of the Help Desk support staff.

The degree to which I believe the Help Desk is adequately staffed.

Help Desk Stakeholder Concerns/Issues

The extent to which I use the Help Desk.

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Stakeholder Perception Collection for Analysis

1Extremely Unimportant

16Mostly Unimportant

33Slightly Unimportant

50Neutral

66Slightly Important

83Very Important

100Extremely Important

1Completely Disagree

16Mostly Disagree

33Slightly Disagree

50Neutral

66Slightly Agree

83Mostly Agree

100Completely Agree

Comments

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Research (80) Mkt (129)Applied Svcs (56)

Professional (283)

Manu DEF (41)

HR (45)

Treasury (5)

Corp Sales (13)

Manu GHJ (5)

Acq & Tax (7)

Fin Plan & Ctl (5

QA (35)

Manu (95)

USA (832)

Mgr/Supv (248)

Env H&S (32)

ALL (914)

Plant Staff (548)Basic Indust (78)Legal (3)

Manu NOP (46)

Manu ABC (17)

Support Staff (309)

Credit (17)

Sales (55)

Dist Sales (73)

Manu KLM (59)

Cust Svcs (55)

Contracts (9)

IS (40)

Logistics (43)

Canada (78)

Procurement (17)

Spec Team (21)

Data Ctrl (8)

Corp Officer (4)Int Audit (4)

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100

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Help Desk

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My level of satisfaction with the responsiveness of the Help Desk in terms of answering my initial call.

Int Audit (4) GM or Div VP (11)ABC Tech (6)

DEF Tech (5)

Sales (55)

Corp Sales (13)

Applied Svcs (54)

Manu (93)

Mgr/Supv (247)

Other Position (53)

Manu GHJ (5)

Fac Mgmt (6)

Canada (77)

Other Dept (61)

Mkt (127)

Corp Officer (4)

Research (74)

Basic Indust (78)

HR (45)

Manu NOP (45)

Professional (272)USA (813)Logistics (43)Proj A(11)QA (35)

Legal (3)

Fin Plan & Ctl (56)

Plant Staff (538)

Cust Svcs (55)

Credit (16)

Env H&S (32)

Manu KLM (58)

Manu DEF (40)

Support Staff (304)

IS (39)

Procurement (17)

Dist Sales (70)

Contracts (9)

Manu ABC (17)

Treasury (3)

Data Ctrl (8)

Proj B(7)

Help Desk(4)Spec Team (21)

Acq & Tax (7)

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The level of knowledge and skill of the Help Desk in solving problems for me.

Research (74) ABC Tech (6)Manu GHJ (5)

DEF Tech (5)

Manu DEF (40)

Legal (3)

Fac Mgmt (6)

Corp Officer (4)

Treasury (3)

Sales (55)

Applied Svcs (54

Basic Indust (78

Env H&S (32)

Mkt (123)

Other Dept (61)

Acq & Tax (6)

Mgr/Supv (243)

Professional (271)

Manu NOP (46)

USA (809)Cust Svcs (55)Manu (92)Manu KLM (59)

Dist Sales (72)

Support Staff (305)

Plant Staff (536)

Procurement (17)

Logistics (43)

Canada (77)

Fin Plan & Ctl (56)

Other Position (54)

Corp Sales (13)

Credit (16)

Data Ctrl (8)

HR (45)

GM or Div VP (10)

IS (39)

QA (35)

Contracts (9)

Int Audit (4)

Manu ABC (14)Spec Team (21)

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100

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The level of knowledge and skill of the Help Desk in solving problems for me.

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The level of knowledge and skill of the Help Desk in solving problems for me.

Project A

Project B

Research Group – Special Projects

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Training for Help Desk - Level Of Satisfaction

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Comments Analysis By Issue

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Key Comments

I am using the Help Desk less and less since they don’t have adequate knowledge of the new system. I am spending an inordinate amount of my time doing their job.

Help Disk is very responsive. I don’t believe the solution is more people, it’s more training.

Every time we go to training, our manager pulls us out because of the high number and urgency of incoming calls. We could handle the load if we had the system knowledge.

Help Disk is not able to answer questions. They are highly skilled and capable – someone should give them a chance to learn the new system.

We can’t use the new system. Our management refuses to let us change our processes to match the information nodes of the new system. We can’t operate using the old procedures and organizational structure with the new system.

Procurement:

Help Desk:

Stakeholders:

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Findings

Actions

Training for the Help Desk personnel is inadequate.Structure for support of the new system is inadequate.Competence of the Help Desk staff is not a problem.Staffing levels of the Help Desk are adequate.Procurement needs to follow the SAP structure plan to effectively use the new system.

Training for the Help Desk personnel given - uninterrupted - for two levels of support.Help Desk structure modified for A and B level support.Plan for Procurement restructure implemented.

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Before Actions:The level of knowledge and skill of the Help Desk in solving problems for me.

Research (74) ABC Tech (6)Manu GHJ (5)

DEF Tech (5)

Manu DEF (40)

Legal (3)

Fac Mgmt (6)

Corp Officer (4)

Treasury (3)

Sales (55)

Applied Svcs (54

Basic Indust (78

Env H&S (32)

Mkt (123)

Other Dept (61)

Acq & Tax (6)

Mgr/Supv (243)

Professional (271)

Manu NOP (46)

USA (809)Cust Svcs (55)Manu (92)Manu KLM (59)

Dist Sales (72)

Support Staff (305)

Plant Staff (536)

Procurement (17)

Logistics (43)

Canada (77)

Fin Plan & Ctl (56)

Other Position (54)

Corp Sales (13)

Credit (16)

Data Ctrl (8)

HR (45)

GM or Div VP (10)

IS (39)

QA (35)

Contracts (9)

Int Audit (4)

Manu ABC (14)Spec Team (21)

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ABC Tech (6) Research Group (11)Acq & Tax (7)

DEF Tech (5)

IS (40)

Fin Plan & Ctl (56)

Manu DEF (41)

Env H&S (32)

Proj A (11)

Applied Svcs (56)

Professional (283

Manu ABC (17)

HR (45)

Mkt (129)

Research (80)

QA (35)

Plant Staff (548)

USA (832)

Sales (55)

ALL (914)

Help Desk (5)GM or Div VP (11)

Other Position (55)Corp Sales (13)Canada (78)Mgr/Supv (248)Support Staff (309)

Procurement (17)

Data Ctrl (8)

Spec Team (21)

Other Dept (64)

Credit (17)

Proj B (8)

Contracts (9)

Basic Indust (78)

Manu (95)

Manu GHJ (5)

Cust Svcs (55)

Fac Mgmt (6)

Treasury (5)

Int Audit (4)

Dist Sales (73)

Manu KLM (59)

Logistics (43)

Manu NOP (46)Legal (3)

Corp Officer (4)

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After Actions:The level of knowledge and skill of the Help Desk in solving problems for me.

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Overall Project

Mr. Big’s Perception:

“We are doing very well with the implementation, with the exception of a couple of areas such as Procurement and the Help Desk.”

“I expect the Satisfaction score to be in the range of 90 and theImportance score to be in the range of 95-100.”

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CultureInfrastructure

Leadership

SAP Support

Measurements

Operations

Current Motivation

Process

Vision

Knowledge Mgmt

Confidence

Communication

X Productivity

EducationControlEase of Use

Communications

Strategy

Expectations

Org Structure

Help Desk

Technology Focus

Credibility

Accountability

Training

Change Resistance

Functionality

Procedures

Effectiveness

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Key Workers

CommunicationEase of Use

Functionality

Education

Help Desk

Infrastructure

Confidence

Accountability

Process

Expectations

X Productivity

Culture

Leadership

ControlCurrent MotivationTraining

SAP Support

Technology Focus

Communications

Knowledge Mgmt

Effectiveness

Measurements

Vision

Operations

Credibility

Strategy

Org Structure

Change Resistance

Procedures

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ABC Tech (6) Research Group (11)Acq & Tax (7)

DEF Tech (5)

IS (40)

Fin Plan & Ctl (56)

Manu DEF (41)

Env H&S (32)

Proj A (11)

Applied Svcs (56)

Professional (283

Manu ABC (17)

HR (45)

Mkt (129)

Research (80)

QA (35)

Plant Staff (548)

USA (832)

Sales (55)

ALL (914)

Help Desk (5)GM or Div VP (11)

Other Position (55)Corp Sales (13)Canada (78)Mgr/Supv (248)Support Staff (309)

Procurement (17)

Data Ctrl (8)

Spec Team (21)

Other Dept (64)

Credit (17)

Proj B (8)

Contracts (9)

Basic Indust (78)

Manu (95)

Manu GHJ (5)

Cust Svcs (55)

Fac Mgmt (6)

Treasury (5)

Int Audit (4)

Dist Sales (73)

Manu KLM (59)

Logistics (43)

Manu NOP (46)Legal (3)

Corp Officer (4)

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6 Months After Actions:

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Define Scope Design Interview Collect Data Knowledge

BankReview &

Identify Plans

Project Definition Goals And Objectives

DevelopCritical Success

Factors

Develop Issues & Action Options

Develop Instrument And

Deployment Approach

Deployment Plan Review And

Approval

Instrument Installation

Deployment And Administration

Process Quality Review

Create Knowledge Bank

IdentifyKey Findings &

Summaries

Stakeholders Review Of Action Plans & Solutions

Stakeholders Review Of Critical

Success Factors

Iterations

Strategy & Design Data Collection Action3 days 7 days Ongoing

Required 30 minutes from each of the 914 Stakeholders.Improvements recognized within 3 weeks from project initiation. Savings estimated at $6M.

Perception Management Project Perception Management Project

Develop Collective Intelligence

Report

The Process

Customize Electronic Interview Template

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Gap & Summary Analysis Issue Analysis By Demographic Comments Analysis

Organization Divergence / FocuIssues Analysis/Comparisons Scorecard & Summary Analysis

KnowledgeBank

Explorer

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Questions???Questions???