2022 TBM Council Award Winner:
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2021 年 12 月、Stanley Black & Decker(SBD)社は Stanley Security の事業を 32 億ドルで Securitas AB 社に売却することで合意します。この事業売却に伴い、SBD 社の IT チームは、Stanley Security 事業の IT 総コストの包括的な見積もりを年末までに作成する必要に迫られました。同チームはきわめてタイトなスケジュールで正確かつ詳細な見積もりを提出するために、Technology Business Management(TBM)チームのメンバーに支援を要請。この求めに応じた SBD 社の TBM チームは、TBM のツール、手法、実践事例を活用して、2 日足らずで取引チームに初期見積もりを提出したのです。これは、見積もり作成にかかる所要時間を 85 % 短縮し、取引関連コストを 60 % 削減したことになります
1843 年に設立され、コネチカット州ニューブリテンに本社を置く Stanley Black & Decker(SBD)社は、工具と工業用ファスナーの世界的リーダーとして、DEWALT、BLACK+DECKER、CRAFTSMAN、STANLEY、Cub Cadet、Hustler、Troy-Bilt などのブランドを展開しています。180 年以上に及ぶ歴史の中で、同社は組織的に成長するだけでなく、M&A&D(合併・買収・事業売却)を通じて事業を拡大してきました。SBD 社は、買収による成長と事業売却を両立させる強力なパイプラインを維持する戦略により、過去 10 年間でおよそ 100 件の M&A&D を成功させたのです
2021 年 12 月、SBD 社は Stanley Security の事業を 32 億ドルで Securitas AB 社に売却することで合意します。この事業売却に伴い、IT チームには Stanley Security 事業の IT 総コストの包括的な見積もりを年末までに作成するという、きわめてタイトなスケジュールが課されました。また、取引の信頼性を確保するために、(およそ 1,500 種類のアプリケーションを管理している)SBD 社の複雑な IT エコシステムの正確かつ詳細な見積もりを求められ、この厳しいスケジュールはさらに拍車がかかります。
SBD 社は、IT の利用状況に関する透明性を高めるために戦略的な TBM 手法を確立しました。これは特に、次の 2 つの情報を明確化するものです。
1. 拠点、ユーザー、アプリケーションの総保有コスト
2. M&A&D 活動への IT の影響を正確に推測するための取引ごとの具体的な IT コスト
TBM は SBD 社にとって重要な手法であり、戦略的な買収や事業売却に幅広く活用されています。SBD 社の TBM チームは、TBM のツール、手法、実践事例を活用し、2 日足らずで取引チームに初期見積もりを提出しました。つまり、見積もりの作成にかかる時間を 85% 短縮したことになります。従来のように手作業で作成していれば、少なくとも 2 週間はかかっていたでしょう。
M&A&D 活動のような高度なユースケースの支援は、SBD 社の TBM チームにとって特に大きな実績となりました。この手法は 2020 年に開発され、2021 年に確立されます。今回、セキュリティ事業の売却により、この種の取引における信頼性と正当性を担保する IT コスト情報の提供という真の価値が、2021 年末に明らかにされたのです。この迅速な対応は取引チームに歓迎され、Securitas の事業売却に携わった IT チームメンバーは予定通りに年末休暇を取ることができました。
TBM のツール、方法、実践事例を活用することによって、チームは SBD 社の取引関連コストを 60 % 削減しました。つまり、取引モデルにおけるコスト見積もりの精度を高めたことで、数百万ドル規模の効果を生み出したのです。このような取り組みに TBM を活用し、IT 部門は詳細なコスト情報の提供にかかる時間を大幅に短縮。この取引で SBD 社が負担するコストを正確かつ詳細に見積もることができました。さらに、今後も移行が進む中、コストや詳細な補足情報の検証にかかる時間を大幅に削減していくでしょう。
SBD 社は、TBM を活用して拠点の閉鎖や M&A&D 活動に伴う IT コストを見積もることによって、正確で信頼できる情報を、社内の関係者が理解しやすい形で迅速に提供できるようになります。そのため、同社の IT 部門が提供する情報に対する関係者からの信頼度が大きく向上しました。さらに、SBD 社のTBM チームは、今後の戦略的な M&A&D 活動を支える再現性の高いプロセスを開発して、引き続き迅速に対応し、取引コストを削減していきます。
TBM のデータ、ツール、およびプロセスは、データ収集に必要な時間やコストの見積もりの正確性を大幅に向上させました。これまで手作業で数週間かかっていたコストの追跡や検証が、TBM ツールによる自動レポート機能に置き換えられたのです。さらに SBD 社は、取引チームから都度寄せられる質問に回答する場合にも、コストモデルを手作業で再実行する必要がなく、正確かつ詳細なレポートを主要な関係者にオンデマンドで提供できるようになりました。
過去 2 年間にわたってこの基準を活用することで、SBD 社は IT コストに関して一貫性のある予測可能なモデルを確立し、信頼性の高い IT 利用情報を毎月生成できるようになりました。また、TBM の手法、ツール、実践事例を活用した戦略的なレポートを作成し、M&A&D だけでなく、拠点の最適化に関するビジネス上の重要な意思決定にも役立てています。SBD 社にとって、TBM は文化的な変革を実際に進めるものであり、PPM(プロジェクトポートフォリオ管理)、CMDB(構成管理データベース)、調達など、他の職能分野をサポートするツールについても、TBM を取り入れて設計することが義務付けられました。このことは、部門や職能の垣根を越えて標準化された共通言語の確立にも役立っています。TBM は、業績の回復力に関する主要な企業戦略の支援にも適用されるようになっており、コストが平均値を上回っている拠点、ユーザー、アプリケーションを特定し、全社的な利益率を向上させる取り組みに活用されています。
2022 年に TBM Council の Business Innovation Award を受賞した SBD 社の TBM チームは、TBM への取り組みの中で、小さな成果を評価することを奨励しています。「小さな成果を軽視し、過小評価してはなりません。小さな成果の積み重ねが、TBM の取り組みを始めたときに掲げた、大きく意欲的なTBM 目標の実現に導いてくれるのです。」と、TBM 担当マネージャの Trae Baker 氏は述べています。こうした小さな成果は、チームが新たな課題に挑み続けるためのエネルギーになるだけでなく、組織内で信頼関係を築き、支持者を増やすための推進力となるのです
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小さな成果を軽視し、過小評価してはなりません。小さな成果の積み重ねが、TBM の取り組みを始めたときに掲げた、大きく意欲的なTBM 目標の実現に導 いてくれるのです。
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The winner in this category has been instrumental in driving one or more significant business innovations. The winner uses the facts, tools, and processes of TBM to invest more in innovation and accelerate or amplify the business benefits from the investments made in innovation.
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In this fireside chat, Matt Yanchyshyn, GM, AWS Marketplace & Partner Engineer at AWS will join incoming General Manager of the TBM Council, Jack Bischof, for a discussion on best practices for building successful TBM practices focused on cloud financial management. Including a deep dive into the nuances, learnings, and milestones that the world’s 9th largest insurance company is achieving on their Cloud FinOps journey.
Hear from Ajay Patel, COO at Apptio and Zubin Irani, CEO at Cprime as they discuss how the intersection of TBM and enterprise agile planning is a critical strategy for organizations to adopt if they want to drive business growth more efficiently, in real-time, and keep up with the speed of change that today’s organizations face.
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Discuss how TBM supports visibility of investments across the enterprise to support setting best practices and standards for managing the impact of environmental, societal, and governance strategies by IT departments and organizations.
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To address these challenges, customers need to simultaneously resolve current inefficiencies and build capability to ensure avoidance of waste in the long term.
In this session we discuss a detailed framework combining TBM-Cloud with FinOps, allowing customers to understand how to implement a program to overcome these challenges and financially succeed in the cloud.
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A look back at 10 years of TBM leadership and community building.
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Atticus Tyson and Phil Alfano will guide the group through an executive discussion to capture “What is digital success to you?”. Is it how your organization creates new business capabilities? The elimination of legacy processes and systems? Funding innovation? Or all of the above as long as it drives an improved customer experience? Discuss with your table mates, as an overall group, and capture learnings and takeaways to bring back to your own team.
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TBM empowers hundreds of decision makers with the facts they need to execute a digital strategy faster, without bias, and in alignment across business units. This includes technology consumers, service and application owners, LOB CIOs, enterprise PMOs, compliance leaders, budget coordinators, and many more. What are the fundamentals of developing and executing a successful TBM practice? In this session, experienced practitioners will share the lessons and foundations they’ve learned delivering business value for their organizations with TBM.
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