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This is the sole and exclusive property of HDFC Life. November 10, 2014 Grass Root Improvement Opportunities :A Service Industry Perspective 5 th November, 2014 Jitendra Agrawal
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This is the sole and exclusive property of HDFC Life. November 10, 2014

Grass Root Improvement Opportunities :A Service Industry Perspective

5th November, 2014 Jitendra Agrawal

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Service Industry, Indian Insurance – landscape & imperatives

Excellence in Execution through Daily Management

Grass root improvement opportunities & initiatives

Agenda

Results

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Improvement approaches learning curve in Service Industry

#1 Quality Practices in Manufacturing

#2 Service sector dynamics

#3 Landscape & imperative of Insurance industry

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Improvement approaches learning curve in Service Industry

Simply Apply vs. Simplify and Apply

#1 Quality Practices in Manufacturing has matured ISO,QS, QCC, Kaizen, SGIA, Quality Tools, Lean, Six Sigma projects, Business Planning and Performance Management thru Balance Score Card, PD-DM & PDCA Business Excellence Models: CII Exim–EFQM, IMCRBNQA-MBNQA, Deming Prize

Further building TQM, TPM, Innovation work culture, redefining World Class Manufacturing

#2 Service sector dynamics are different and is fastest growing 60% of GDP, 35% employment, ½ FI, ¼ of Trade

Mix of old & young enterprises across domains viz. Retail, ITES, Telecom, Bank, Insurance….. Nascent stage in appreciating and deploying Quality Practices Creating own business models of survival and success Low tolerance to experiment and failure - creates challenges as well as opportunities

#3 Let‟s have macro-micro views on the Landscape & imperatives of Insurance industry Privatisation in 2000, 24 players, JV partners market leaders in their countries Each parent and partner organisation bring their own business ethos, process & practices Insurance is complex and is a composite of many industries

-Factory : manage transactions (value, volume & variance management)-Retail : front end (face to face sales and service delivery)-ITES : back end (customer lifecycle management & support in digital format)-HiTech : speciality (Insurance–actuarial, underwriting viz, Banking - treasure,

credit, AMC – investment etc)

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Understand Organization’s value chain, core and non core

-‘Red’ unique to industry type

-‘Blue’ equivalent to Operations units across industries, ‘Black’ –alike across industries

Marketing

Product

Actuarial

Underwriting

Branch Ops

Hub/COPSPersistency

Grievance

HR

IT

Accounts

Taxation

B Planning

B Intelligence

Q/B Excellence

StrategyL&D

Risk, Audit

Procurement

Admin/Maint

Distributor Planning

Medical

Outsourcing

Legal

Investment

Group Sales

Insurance

Retail Sales Retail/OEM Sales

Marketing

Purchase

Design/Tech

Engg/Projects

Plant (s)

Customer ServiceHR

IT

Accounts

Taxation

B Intelligence

Q/B Excellence

StrategyL&D

Risk, Audit

Procurement

Corporate Functions

Commercial

Legal

Sustanability

Logistics & Distribution

Auto Manufacturer

Retail/OEM Sales

Marketing

R&D

Product Design

Engineering

Feeder Units

Plant (s)

Packing & Dispatch

GrievanceHR

IT

Accounts

TaxationB Planning

B Intelligence

Q/B Excellence

StrategyL&D

Risk, Audit

Procurement

Admin

Maintenance

Outsourcing

Legal

QC/QA

Electrical Equipment Mfg

Retail Sales

Marketing

Own Labels Design

Merchandising

Visual Merchandising

Depots

StoresRetention

Customer ServiceHR

IT

Accounts

Taxation

B Planning

B Intelligence

Q/B Excellence

StrategyL&D

Risk, Audit

Vendorisation

Admin/Maint

Distributor Planning

Outsourcing

Legal

Corporate

Retail Stores

Sales &Business Development

Solution Design

Transition

Call Centre Ops

GrievanceHR

IT, Security, Network Mgmt

Taxation

B Analytics &Workforce Mgmt

Q/B Excellence

L&D

Risk, Audit

Admin/Maint

Legal

Billing & Accounts

Relationship Team

ITES/BPO

Banks

Credit

Retail Sales

Marketing

Product

Branch Ops

Hub/COPSTreasury

GrievanceHR

IT

Accounts

Taxation

B Planning

B Intelligence

Q/B Excellence

StrategyL&D

Risk, Audit

Procurement

Admin/Maint

Channel Planning

Collection

Outsourcing

Legal

Cash Mgmt

Corporate Sales

Credit

Maintenance

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What drives HDFC Life

The most successful and admired Life Insurance company, which means that we are the most trusted company, the easiest to deal with, offer the best value for money and set the standards in the industry.'The most obvious choice for all'.

Excellence, People Engagement, Integrity, Customer Centricity and Collaboration

Profitability and cost

leadership

Unique customer

experience Strategic

Themes

Owning & select

customer segments

Long term provider of insurance solutions

Diversify & fortify

distribution mix

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Strategic

Themes

226 years of Lineage – JV of HDFC Ltd (1977) and Standard Life (1825)

HDFC Life strikes several ‘firsts’

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2001First private life insurer to launch operations in India

2002First bonus declared along with founder’s bonus first private life insurer to do so

2003Crossed 1 lac policies & 10,000 financial consultants; first distributors tie-ups with PSU banks (Indian Bank & Union Bank of India)

2004Launch of Unit Linked funds (ULIP);distributors tie-ups with HDFC Bank, HDFC Ltd. & Saraswat Bank

2005Launch of “Sar UtthakeJiyo” campaign

2006Online premium payment facility and service helpline for customers

2007Crossed the 5 lac policy milestone

20081 lac financial consultants on-board; human capital of more than 15,000 employees in place

2009Launch of 1st products in the health segment – Criticareand Surgicare

2010Assets under management (AUM) crossed INR 4.1 BnUSD., 10th consecutive bonus declared

2011Brand relaunch as “HDFC Life” with new logo

2012Maiden profit of 45Mn USD Declared; total premium for 1 year crosses the milestone of 700Mn USD

2013 Highest ever first year premium FYP of 525Mn USD.; Launch of Click-2Buy– Point of Sale underwriting system; AUM crosses 8.2Bn USD

HFDC Life is at its Teenage.....creating capabilities to ‘Excellerate’ and „Fit for Future‟

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Grass root opportunities at workplace has 3 routes to excellence

Legend : DM -Daily Management, CFM–Cross Functional Management, PD-Policy Deployment

Horizontal Alignment (CFM)

Functional Improvement (DM)

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Establish BPM / BPM Next

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Conduct Periodic Audit / Assessments

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Take Improvement projects & drive RCA, CAPA

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Make Fact based reviews use YX Dashboards

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Ensure Values & Team operating behaviour

Application of Daily Management in HDFC Life

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Establish Ownership of Area of Roles & Responsibilities

Data-Based Communication

Daily Control

Daily Work Improvement

Define & Standardize Process

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1 2Establish BPM / BPM Next

Process objectives, Scope

SIPOC – Cross-functional ownership

Workflow

Metrics

Risk & Control (FMEA & Mitigation plan)

Escalations & exceptions

Continued suitability, review, manage change

3 Periodic Audit / Assessments

Internal / External Audits

Concurrent audit

SDA for various touch points

AIRr

Self-assessment

4 Improvement triggers, RCA , CAPA

Process improvement recommendations

Projects Management Pyramid

(eUreka, WoW,impACT, SI)

Deploy best practices & create next practices

5 Fact based reviews and YX based Dashboards Review cadence

Linkage to Annual Business Planning & enhancement

6 Enable Values & Team operating behaviour

Daily huddles, work load review & balance

Functional reviews, address cross-functional agenda

Visual SOP/Checklist manifesto

Discipline thru Basics@Workplace

Competency & Skill enhancement

Summary: Elements addressed in HDFC Life Daily Management

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Establish Ownership of Area of Roles & Responsibilities

Data-Based Communication

Daily Control

Daily Work Improvement

Define & Standardize Process

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Conclusion

Learning from Manufacturing sector – ‘know what’ & ‘know how’ of Quality Improvements through the filters of

- Relevant- Simplify

- Apply

- Speed - Learn

- Sustenance- Change

Practice : See – Do – Get and create your own Global Practices & Standard (GPS)

Thank You


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