Title: GENPACT Process Reengineering Growth Enabler
1GENPACT Process Re-engineering Growth Enabler
2Agenda
- GENPACT Overview
- GENPACT Re-engineering
- GENPACT Re-engineering Product Offering
3Genpact10 years in business with a global
footprint
- 30 nationalities, 25 languages spread across
nine countries - One quality/service culture worldwide
- Flexibility and ability to move work between
locations
One of the Original Six Sigma Beta Site for GE
4Genpact Has Strong Presence In Its Chosen
Verticals
Financial Services
Manufacturing
Services
Retail Wholesale Insurance Investment Manageme
nt
Discrete Process Auto Others (Retail, CPG)
Logistics Technology Media Others (Airlines,
eCommerce)
11,000 EmployeesCredit application evaluation,
customer support, lead generation, financial
modeling, research, portfolio management, agent
services, actuarial analysis, underwriting
support, claims processing, policy admin, risk
management
8,900 EmployeesSupply chain services,
forecasting planning, sourcing (direct
indirect), equipment monitoring, field services
support, logistics support, research and analytics
4,200 EmployeesContract management, pricing
analysis, marketing services, sales force
training, asset monitoring, information management
5Our Horizontal Service Areas
Finance Accounting
Procure to Pay, Order to Cash, Record to Report,
Gen. Acct., Hire to Retire, Treasury Tax
5,700 FTEs
Sales Marketing Analytics
Market Research, Database Marketing, Credit
Risk Modeling, Pricing Analysis, CRM
1,500 FTEs
Customer Service
Online/ Inbound Customer Care, Account
Management, Contract Management
3,700 FTEs
Financial Services Collections / Ops
Risk Mgmt, Underwriting, Booking/Funding, Cash
Applications, Collections
3,300 FTEs
Supply Chain Procurement
Procurement Services, Logistics Support, Vendor
Support Mgmt, Spend Analysis
1,300 FTEs
Aftermarket Services
Field Engineering Services, Warranty Repair
Support, Parts Dispatch Services
1,000 FTEs
Transaction Services
Application Processing, Claims Processing,
Document Mgmt, Billing Services, Order Mgmt
1,200 FTEs
Information Technology Services
IT End-User Computing and Remote Infrastructure
Management
2,400 FTEs
Enterprise App Svcs Program Mgmt
Design, Implementation Support Solutions in
ERPs, CRMs, Content Development
1,900 FTEs
6Genpact Is An Employer Of Choice
- Selective Hiring (6 of All Applicants)
- Targeted Recruitment
- Pre-employment Testing
- Competency/Cultural Assessments
- Pre-Hire, Post Offer Orientation
- High Retention (2X Industry Average)
- Robust Performance Rating System
- Retention Modeling Programs
- Metrics-based compensation
- Flexible Work Arrangements
- Best-in-Class Medical Benefits
- Leadership Interactions
- Training Investments 8 million / yr
- Attractive Career Paths (2,500 in Programs)
- In-house Career Opportunities
- Professional/Industry Certifications
- Education_at_Work MBA/CPA
- STAR/Buddy/Reward Programs
Ranked 3rd in the Best Companies to Work For
in India Survey (2005)
Ranked 9 Best Managed Global Outsourcing
Vendor. The analyses covers People Practices as
the key assessment area.
7Genpacts Process Re-Engineering Offering
Our Focus
- Bring value to potential strategic customers
through power of Process Excellence - Deliver business impact and continue to deepen
Relationship and increase customer confidence
Our Strength
- We differentiate by offering Best Practices
through our experience with customers from
diverse industries - Re-engineering Optimal blend of Lean / Six
Sigma customized for your needs - Productivity gains through Process Improvements
offer sustainable financial benefit - Reengineering offering can be leveraged to
solidify the long-term virtual captive
relationship - DNA (2000 Certified GB / BBs / MBBs / QLs , 180
Lean Coaches , 400 Six Sigma Projects, 2500
Lean Improvements)
8Genpacts Process Re-Engineering Product Offering
- End to End Process
- Understand and document complete process
- Process vs Function
- Outside in using process output metrics
- Effectiveness Efficiency
- Speed of delivery
- Quality of delivery
- Cost per transaction
- Culture Deployment
- Creating a process improvement culture
- Deploy support in sustaining business impact
- Risk Governance
- Controllership
- Zero Surprises
Process diagnostic Understand Metrics Redesign
Process
Specific Challenge Understand defects Change
behavior
Business Impact
Lean Training Six sigma training Change Management
Internal Audits SOX Advisory Fraud Risk Services
9Governance Service Offerings
- Perform risk assessment
- Design business processes and controls
- Full Scope Audits
- Standardized service delivery
- Independent reporting to Audit Executive
Internal Audit
- Support in SOx scoping
- Process documentation/ Risk control matrix
- Support in project management
SOx Advisory
- Evaluate compliance with statutory requirements
Regulatory Compliance
- FSA, HIPPA, AML, FCPA etc
- SOx IT Controls testing
- SAS 70 documentation / testing
- Information security solutions
- Service continuity solutions
IT Risk Management
- Develop and define business processes,
procedures/ policies - Revenue risk management
- Process awareness/ change management workshops
- Cost management solutions
Business Process Improvement
Do not do independent attestation
Dedicated Team for Substantive Analytic Support
for Onsite Audit
10Process Re-engineering Deployment
Institutionalize Quality
- Change Management
- Knowledge transfer
- SWAT teams
High
Trainings
- Leadership development
- Six Sigma workshops
- Lean workshops
Lean Six Sigma
Value to the Customer
- Metric Improvement
- Improve efficiency
- Cost Reduction/Revenue Uplift
BPMS
- Metric Identification
- Dashboard
- Reporting
Value Add/ Non-Value Add
- Project Scoping
- Process Mapping
- Baseline
Low
Activity
11Nine Step Re-engineering Methodology
Design New Process
Current State Assessment
New Process Sign-Off
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4
6
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Plan Implementation
New Process Design
Additional Checks Balances
Baseline Operating Metrics
Process Mapping
Identify improvements opportunities
Project Charter
Best in class benchmarking
Biz Case and Sign-off
Understand As Is Process
Identify improvement opportunities design To
Be Process
Final Recommendations Implementation plan
- Define project
- Identify stakeholders
- Build comm. plan
- Understand process
- Identify customers suppliers
- Identify process inputs/outputs
- Understand process metrics
- Map process
- Brainstorm sessions with ops team
- Identify VA/NVA process steps
- Map process /identify bottlenecks
- Identify digitization opportunities
- Identify process defects/rework
- Baseline process metrics
- (if data available)
- Consolidate data
- Summarize findings
- recommendations
- Review draft report-out with
- project lead
- Get business sign-off
- Final Report out
Project Tollgate Review
Project Tollgate Review
12Process Improvement Framework
Process
People
Reduce Process Variation Increase
Standardization Reduce Non Value Add
Improve Efficiency Consolidation
Opportunities Leveraging Geographic Spread
Quick Hits
Customer Genpact Strategic Assessment
Six Sigma
Lean
Improve Platform Effectiveness Consolidation
Opportunities Roadmap for Reducing Platforms
Standardization of Policy Policy Best
Practices Global Bench marking
Technology
Policy
13Judicious mix of tools for robust solutions
14Partnering With the Customer to Create an
Improvement Roadmap
Fix And Keep Strategy
Ship And Fix Strategy
Fix And Ship Strategy
- Critical core process
- Risk/Compliance issues
- Max. opportunity to save on-site
- Not manually intensive
- Skewed effort/benefit relationship
- Broken process
- High Complexity
- Fixes critical to make it off-shorable
- De-couple
- Manually Intensive
- Savings Opportunity high
- Level of Standardization
- Proximity Requirements
Mid Term BPO
Immediate BPO
Immediate BPO
Out-source
Mid Term Re-engineer
Mid Term Re-engineer
Mid Term BPO
Opportunity Size (L/M/H) Low Medium High
Re-engineer
Immediate Re-engineer
Immediate Re-engineer
Just- Do- Its
High
Medium
Low
Complexity
- Apply process selection tools to determine
approach (Fix Keep / Ship Fix / Fix Ship) - Leverage Genpacts process improvement tools to
retained and transitioned processes
15Two Primary Re-Engineering Engagement Types Offer
Different Value Propositions
Structured Re-Engineering Engagement
- Advantages for customer
- Re-Engg. Leader manages engagement teams
- Minimal work disruption
- Identify, prioritize improvement areas
- Robust recommendation
- Resources compliment the process improvement
program
- Characteristics
- Pyramid structure leverages expert resources
- Customer provides charter and data to
Re-Engineering team - Team provides recommendations
- Short duration - work driven by Re-Engineering
team - Leverages industry experience
Re-Engg. Team
Customer org.
VP
PL
PL
PL
R1
R2
R3
R4
R5
Collaborative Re-Engineering Engagement
- Characteristics
- Project selection and execution facilitated by
Re-Engineering team - Re-Engineering team provides customer teams with
training, guidance, and tools - Longer duration - work driven by customer team
- Leverages process expertise
- Advantages for customer
- In-house domain process excellence expertise
- Identify, prioritize improvement areas
- Works as a change agent
- Knowledge resource for best practice
- Helps support strategic initiatives
- Can help deploy lean sigma, train people, support
program
Customer team
Re-Engg. Team
PL
Expert
R1
R2
R3
R4
R5
Firms typically focus on one type of engagement
16Banking Case Studies
17GENPACT Experience in Banking Processes
of Projects
Business Impact Achieved
Project Areas
25 increase in Straight Through Processing of
trades. Over 55 action items identified for
long-term process improvements.
1 (US)
End to End Equity Derivatives processes
Root causes and solutions for 75 of Fixed Income
breaks identified. Reduced time on breaks from 40
mins to 20 mins per transaction. Improved claims
mgmt with clients, yielding productivity of 6
FTEs.
2 (US)
Client Settlements and Account Servicing
Corporate Actions Dividend/ Interest payments
40 reduction in Fixed Income breaks.Root causes
and solutions for 80 of Equities breaks
identified. Reduced defects for processing of
manufactured dividends by 8.
2 (US), 1 (EMEA)
Straight Through Processing improved from 29 to
80.15 productivity increase.
1 (Global)
Prime Brokerage
1 (US, EMEA)
Collateral Management
In progress
Finance Controllership and Audits
1 (Global)
In progress
Quick Hits to reduce defects in trade execution
by 50.Cycle time reduced from 60 mins to 25
mins.
1 (EMEA)
Futures
Reduced breaks by 63. Improved First Pass Yield
from 82 to 95.
2 (EMEA)
Stock Loans
Identified improvement areas for faster
settlementsand commission payments.
1 (Global)
FX Warrants
1 (EMEA)
In progress
Exchange Traded Funds
Improved cash flow of USD 600 MM p.a.and FTE
avoidance of USD 2 MM p.a.
1 (EMEA)
Cash Management
Over 25 Complex End to End Key Projects
Undertaken With Measurable and Realized
Business Impact
18Improve wire transfer cycle time and accuracy
Background
Process Improvement Actions
- Major US bank
- Case Study pertains to improving cycle time and
accuracy for wire Transfer process covering all
lines of business and 15 departments
- Setup
- Wire contract redesign 6 pages to 1 page
- Error proofed contracts info directly uploaded
to database - PINS sent through online banking channels
- Transaction
- Error proofed front end - eliminate thousands of
ABA corrections and gt90 international wire
payment corrections every month - Online Banking
- New initiation channel to ease wire transfers for
a significant portion of personal retail and
small business customers - Center of Excellence
- Centralized team for handling all backroom
activities helps build wire expertise,
standardize customer experience
Business Case
- Few million wires p.a. with annual revenues of
gt200 MM - Huge variation in cycle time for customer setup
and transaction - Goal is to reduce cycle time by gt80 to setup a
customer within a day and complete a transaction
within 15 minutes
Key drivers for high cycle time
- Complex setup form leading to errors, rework and
high cycle time - Paper intensive process leading to multiple date
entry for customer set up PINS sent manually to
customers - Lack of wire control points in front end leading
to rework in the back-office - gt 90 of international wires reworked
- gt 50 of wires corrected for formatting/other
errors in front end - Lack of a self serve channel for customers
leading to customer inconvenience and high cycle
time - Fragmented support activities leading to
inefficiencies and inconsistent customer
experience
Business Impact
- Potential cycle time reduction by gt 90 error
rework reduction by gt 75 - Potential for significant customer satisfaction
impact - Go GREEN Move to a paperless environment
- Potential gross benefits of 14MM
14 MM benefit, gt 90 cycle time reduction 75
less errors and significant increase in customer
satisfaction
19Account Reconciliations Project
Executive Summary
Process Improvement Actions
Background
- Time to resolve for Open items has a very high
span, exceeding customer requirements leading to
potential exposure - The effectiveness of resolution needed
improvement as per the customer
- Changed definition of the metric to a wing-wing
one which is as felt by the customer. Currently
cycle time measured as time from closing to
action plan. This was changed to measure days
from occurrence to resolution - Leveraged tools unique to each businesss need
for tracking and resolving open items - Established a clear escalation process to track
and publish this data - Set up a mechanism of more frequent
reconciliations to ensure volume and value is
reduced - Set up a unique target for each business based on
type of account/segment - Created a unique end point as target instead of
total cycle time (Time of occurrence Quartile 1
days) - Created a detailed SLA for each business
Business Case
- Very high cycle time to resolve open items
- Lack of a clear, standard process to deal with
reconciliation items - There was a need to evaluate whether the metric
being tracked currently was the right one
Key Problems Identified
- Huge variation across different businesses
- Frequency of doing Recs whether daily or
monthly was a key driver of volume and extent of
reconciliations to be done - Existence of tools vs. no tools was a significant
driver impacting discovery time and influencing
number of reconciliation items - Lack of a clear and formal escalation process was
a key factor - Frequency of customer review whether weekly or
monthly was also a key factor impacting
reconciliations
Business Impact
- Span for time to resolve reduced by 71
- Cycle time reduction by a third
Business Impact Open items reduced to 1/3rd
value
20Denovo Cycle Time
Brokerage Operations
Business Case
Business Case
- Inconsistent cycle time ( 500 days) in new
Branch opening process - Process incapable of meeting the goal of handling
300 additional capacity a year
- Broken processes and multiple handoffs within
branches, TA and Financial advisors contributing
to an increase of cycle time by 50 - No predetermined mechanism to measure
productivity or accuracy leading to high risks
for operational losses
Process Improvement Actions
- 8 week assessment 2 day LEAN event with 20
participants from across the business. - Identified opportunities to reduce cycle time by
20 - Eliminated 23 process handoffs and gt 50 of NVA
Steps - Determined optimal sequencing of activities based
on critical path analysis - Clear guidelines to reduce process
inconsistencies across different regions
Process Improvement Actions
- Single point of entry for requests, end to end
processing ownership by processors and designing
defining metrics - Elimination of hold time, wait time and
unnecessary hand offs. Linking processes to
turn off overlapping steps within the process
and within departments. - Increasing span of control, process
consolidations and cross trainings
Business Impact
Business Impact
- 20 reduction in cycle time
- 21 MM due to revenue acceleration
- 50 reduction in cycle time, FTE reduction 20
- 8 MM potential benefit
21Thank You
Contact Information
P Ramakrishnan Email address Telephone number
Ramakrishnan.p_at_genpact.com
91 98851 70101
www.genpact.com
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