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Engaging Executives in ResilienceBusiness Resiliency Professionals of Wisconsin
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Agenda: Engaging Executives in Resilience
Questions?
KPI’s and KRI’s
Business Resilience Priorities
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Business Resilience Priorities
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Who are Your Ideal Customers?
•Typically each customer group:
•Requires a distinct product or service offering
• Is reached through different customer channels
•Requires a different customer relationshipAdapted from Osterwalder, Alexander and Pigneur, Yves (2010). Business Model Generation. p18-19. Hoboken, New Jersey: John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
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Why Do Your Ideal Customers Pick You?
•What are the financial, emotional, physical, and spiritual benefits you provide your customers1?
•Why do your customers recommend your product or service?
1Adapted from Port, Michael (2018). Book Yourself Solid. P31.Hoboken, New Jersey: John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
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What is Your Relationship with Your Customer?
•Personal assistance
•Automated services (mimicking personal assistance)
•Dedicated personal assistance
•Self-service
•Communities (allow clients to exchange info and solve their own issues)
Adapted from Osterwalder, Alexander and Pigneur, Yves (2010). Business Model Generation. p18-19. Hoboken, New Jersey: John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
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What Customer Channels are Needed?
•Directly?•sales force, web, brick and mortar
•Indirectly?•brick and mortar, wholesaler, web
Adapted from Osterwalder, Alexander and Pigneur, Yves (2010). Business Model Generation. p18-19. Hoboken, New Jersey: John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
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What are Your Revenue Streams?
•Selling an asset
•Usage fees
•Subscription fees
•Lending/renting/leasing an asset
•Licensing intellectual property
•Brokerage fees
Adapted from Osterwalder, Alexander and Pigneur, Yves (2010). Business Model Generation. p18-19. Hoboken, New Jersey: John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
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#1 Priority
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KPI’s and KRI’s
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KRIs Severe MajorModes
tMinor
EOY
GoalBrief Explanation
Crisis
CommunicationsMinor
CEO has formally approved crisis
communications plan. Risk will remain
modest until crisis team demonstrates
adequate proficiency during exercises.
Data and Technology
ResilienceMinor
Availability and recovery of 2 time-
sensitive systems currently do not meet
business needs.
People Resilience Major
90% of all employees and contracted labor
reside in a 50-mile radius. Lack of process
documentation and role redundancy for
time-sensitive capabilities.
Facility ResilienceModes
t
Headquarters has redundant utilities and
generators. Replacement workspace is on
standby and can be operational within 24
hours.
Supplier ResilienceModes
t
Suppliers do not perform any time-
sensitive capabilities. Contracts clarify
resilience expectations and penalties for
non-compliance.
Resilience Program
Maturity
Modes
t
See KPIs
Ultimate Risk Goal
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KPIs 1 2 3 4EOY
GoalBrief Explanation
Alignment with
Industry Standards3
Formal policies and standards require
additional clarification and communication
to stakeholders.
Automated
Notifications4
Only 60% of employees have provided
personal phone and email contact
information. Our goal is 90%
Availability and
Recovery Priorities3
Recovery priorities have been set at the
manager level but have not been approved
by executive management.
Crisis Team Training 4New crisis team member training is not
completed on a timely basis.
Recovery Plan
Quality3
Plan quality assessments indicate
technology and facility requirements are
incomplete. 65% of accountable
executives have signed off risk
assessments of their plans
Threat Assessment 4Threat assessment was completed and
approved in Q1
Exercise Plan 3
Exercises scheduled for 2019 are on track.
We currently lack the time and resources
to conduct pandemic and workplace
violence exercises.
Ultimate Performance Goal
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