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  • 10th International Conference of the TOC Practitioners Alliance - TOCPA

    Feb 21-22, 2014 Noida, India

    10th International Conference of the

    TOC Practitioners Alliance - TOCPAwww.tocpractice.com

    Fulfilling Strategic Agenda

    using CCPM

    MOUNIK PANI, AVENIR, INDIA22nd , February 2014

  • 10th International Conference of the TOC Practitioners Alliance - TOCPA

    Mounik Pani

    Mouniks work experience includes over 20 years of Financial Planning and Management consulting in the field of Project Management , Business Process Reengineering, Lean Management and TOC. During the last 12 years of his consulting he has worked in varied industries like Steel, Dairy, Agriculture, Paper, Textiles, Power, Financial Services, Sugar etc and has been instrumental in improving the bottom-line of organizations he worked with. With a passion for agriculture and agri based business solution he has done many green field projects and provided solutions for economic development of rural masses.He is associated with United Nation Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) as National Expert in value chain development.He is currently leading CCPM intervention in a large steel plant in eastern India with an annual capacity of 2.5 Million Ton Per Annum (MTPA) Integrated Steel & DI Pipe Plant to produce long product of steel, commercial billet, pig iron & Ductile Iron Pipe.He is a graduate in Economics and an MBA with area of specialization in Marketing and finance. He also holds Black Belt in Six Sigma.

    [email protected] # +91 98110 67812

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    Background

    What to Change (Pre-engagement situation)

    What to Change to (Deliverables of engagement)

    How to Cause the Change (Process of Transformation)

    Agenda Your logo

  • 10th International Conference of the TOC Practitioners Alliance - TOCPA

    Background

    Two cases of CCPM implementation for

    realising the Strategic Agenda

    An Indian company setting up a 2.5 MTPA TMT

    bars and DuctiIe Iron Pipes production facility

    (estimated revenue of INR 8000 Cr)

    A top 5 Meat Production company in North

    America (Revenue in excess of USD 2 Billion)

    The Focus of this presentation is significantly on the

    Indian company case

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    What to change to

    (Pre-Engagement)

    Large number of initiatives at each functional

    level

    Most initiatives in isolation

    Strategic Agenda (goal setting) not clear

    Linkage with overall organizational strategic

    agenda was not clear

    Combined with the day to day urgencies, undesirable multi-tasking

    across many initiatives leading to delays on all initiatives

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    What to Change to (Deliverables of

    engagement)

    Without exhausting key resources of the

    organization (people), ensure that the key

    initiatives are completed on time, within

    budget and within scope to achieve the

    strategic agenda of the organization

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    The CCPM Way

    CCPM Critical Chain Project Management is name

    given to the TOC Solution to denote departure from

    traditional Critical Path.

    It focuses on completing the entire project on time.

    A time that addresses or fulfills the strategic agenda

    of an organization.

    It is holistic, as it looks at the project as a whole and

    not on every single task in isolation.

    Emphasizes on creating win-win solution

  • 10th International Conference of the TOC Practitioners Alliance - TOCPA

    Implementing CCPM

    Aligning management team and project managers

    to TOC CCPM philosophy

    Creating internal change agents

    Project Planning ensuring

    Proper and logical linkages

    Each task is detailed out at task manager level ( full

    kitting, issues & risk)

    Changing systems and policies to support

    methodology

    Robust review and control mechanism to keep focus

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    CCPM Approach

    9Start

    End

    Activity

    Safety in

    tasks

    P1

    20 d

    20 d

    20 d

    20 d

    20 d

    Inherently we do put safety to each Inherently we do put safety to each Inherently we do put safety to each Inherently we do put safety to each task/activity task/activity task/activity task/activity planned in a project planned in a project planned in a project planned in a project

  • 10th International Conference of the TOC Practitioners Alliance - TOCPA

    CCPM Approach

    10Start

    End

    Activity

    P1

    Cut Safety, Crash durations

    P1

    10 d10 d

    10 d

    10 d

    10 d

    20 d

    20 d

    20 d

    20 d

    20 d20/2

    20/2

    20/2

    20/2

    20/2

    Safety in

    tasks

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    CCPM Approach

    11

    End

    Start

    Activity

    Safety in

    tasks

    P1

    End

    Project Project Buffer

    Remove Safety from Tasks, Create buffer for project

    P1

    20 d

    20 d

    20 d

    20 d20 d

    10 d 10

    d10 d

    10 d

    10 d

    25 d

    20/4 20/

    4 20/4

    20/4

    20/4

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    CCPM Approach

    12

    End

    Start

    Activity

    Safety in

    tasks

    P1

    P1

    End

    Project Project Buffer

    0 75 100

    Aim to finish project before the original date

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    HOW TO CAUSE THE CHANGE (PROCESS OF

    TRANSFORMATION)

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    How to Cause Change

    Align People & develop change agents

    Set the strategic agenda (Goal Setting, key dimensions

    of the goal EBITDA, MTPA etc.) getting the top

    management together

    Generate ownership of each functional head

    Workshop on TOC and CCPM with Management Team

    to align thought process and address concerns

    Roadmap for creating awareness on TOC-CCPM across

    the organization including partners, suppliers and BPOs

    Creating internal band of trainers for long term

    sustenance

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    How to cause the change

    (Project Planning)

    Long list all key initiatives

    Prioritise the initiatives based on impact on the strategic

    agenda

    Projectize the initiatives using CCPM with target to finish

    project (s) in time to meet the strategic agenda.

    Dependencies and sequencing validated

    Critical Chain determined and near feeding chains

    analyzed

    Buy in from project team to align them to achieve ABP

    timeline.

    Full Kitting for upcoming task in next 4 to 6 weeks

    List of key challenges prepared.

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    15 Nov13(Date)

    31 May14

    03 Feb14(Start date)

    31 May12

    PB

    11 Apr12

    13 Feb14(Today date) 10 Aug14Crashed durations

    Removed buffer from activities, create Buffer for project

    Shift due to delay in completion of activities

    Analysis of the Project

    Doesnt help achieving

    my GOAL

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    How to cause change

    (Review and Monitoring)

    Clear Roles & Responsibilities for each stakeholder.

    Daily 20 minute stand up meeting at project site amongst

    project team.

    Daily or every 2 day updation of project completion

    Weekly Buffer Management Meeting (BMM) for each

    project initiated

    Review Critical Chain completion Vs buffer consumption

    Corrective measures to remove obstacles and buffer recovery

    plan

    Monthly Steering committee to review progress and

    measures to ensure project completion as per agenda

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    Why BMM

    1. Shifts focus from task level to project level

    2. Provide Project Team a real time information on project

    status allowing them to focus their attention and resources

    3. Focus on Critical chain activities and other chains

    (penetrating) that might threaten the CC.

    4. Provide Clear cut priorities of tasks by reviewing Black , Red,

    Yellow or Green activities

    5. Review detail action plan of activities for Blacks and Reds

    6. Manage project progress according to buffer depletion -

    taking corrective actions for buffer recovery.

    7. Review risk mitigation plan and issue resolution plan to

    remove obstacles and avoid delays

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    How to cause change

    (Systems & Policies)

    CCPM Software as the primary tool for project

    planning and monitoring

    Define KRAs aligned to GOAL using Hoshin Kanri

    Methodology

    Introduce 5S to help achieve strategic agenda of

    meeting timelines

    Leadership alignment workshops for key people

    Define and institutionalize review and monitoring

    mechanism.

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    Why Hoshin Kanri

    Hoshin kanri is a method devised to capture

    and cement strategic agendas and develop the

    means to bring these into reality.

    The discipline of Hoshin Kanri is intended to

    help an organization:

    1. Focus on a single goal

    2. Communicate that goal to all stakeholders

    3. Involve all stakeholders in planning to achieve the goal

    4. Ensure accountability for achieving the goals.

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    IMPLEMENTATION SNAPSHOTS

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    Updating of tasks on RDU

    Tasks were updated based on the remaining

    duration (RDU) in days and not as percent

    complete.

    NOTE : Task Manager responsible for the task

    needs to put the RDU

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    Fever Chart

    Fever chart showing How

    much % Critical Chain is

    completed against How

    much % buffer is

    consumed

    For this project, the

    Buffer consumption was

    almost 80% as against CC

    completion of 0.5%

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    Upcoming Task Report

    Upcoming Tasks Report As of Date 2012-2-13

    Project Name La Montana CodeTATA/001 LeaderSandeep Jha

    Time Window 45 Days Initial Project Duration99 Days Project Buffer Size 49.5 Days

    Task Name Priority Status Start RDU Chain RDU Buffer RDU Skills SuccessorsProjected Finish DU Completed ConsumedRCC-Excavation 69.0 Not Started 2012-2-13 9:00 0 98.5 10.5 RCC-Footing2012-2-14 14:00 1.5 0.5 78.8 RCC-Footing 69.0 Not Started 2012-2-14 14:00 0 98.5 10.5 RCC-Backfilling2012-2-18 14:00 4 0.5 78.8

    RCC-Backfilling 69.0 Not Started 2012-2-18 14:00 0 98.5 10.5 RCC-Plinth Beam2012-2-20 18:00 2.5 0.5 78.8 RCC-Plinth Beam 69.0 Not Started 2012-2-21 9:00 0 98.5 10.5 RCC-Backfilling2012-2-23 18:00 3 0.5 78.8 RCC-Backfilling 69.0 Not Started 2012-2-24 9:00 0 98.5 10.5 RCC-Plinth PCC2012-2-26 14:00 2.5 0.5 78.8

    RCC-Plinth PCC 69.0 Not Started 2012-2-26 14:00 0 98.5 10.5 Superstructure-1st Slab2012-2-27 14:00 1 0.5 78.8

    Superstructure-1st Slab 69.0 Not Started2012-2-27 14:00 0 98.5 10.5 Superstructure-1st slab

    DeshutteringSuperstructure-2nd Slab2012-3-7 14:00 9 0.5 78.8

    Superstructure-2nd Slab 69.0 Not Started2012-3-7 14:00 0 98.5 10.5 Superstructure-2nd slab

    DeshutteringSuperstructure-3rd Slab2012-3-16 14:00 9 0.5 78.8

    Superstructure-3rd Slab 69.0 Not Started 2012-3-16 14:00 0 98.5 10.5 Superstructure-3rd slab Deshuttering2012-3-25 14:00 9 0.5 78.8

    Superstructure-3rd slab Deshuttering 69.0 Not Started 2012-3-25 14:00 0 98.5 10.5 Brickwork,Plaster-Roof Floor Brickwork2012-4-2 14:00 8 0.5 78.8 Superstructure-2nd slab Deshuttering 69.1 Not Started

    2012-3-16 14:00 0 83.5 25.5 Brickwork,Plaster-FF Brickwork2012-3-24 14:00 8 15.7 48.5

    Once you have analyzed the

    fever chart, it shows the list of

    activities to focus on based on

    buffer consumption, status

    and their start date.

    Time window of 45 days is taken to have the

    tasks for the next 45 days. Task window can

    be longer in case one wishes to

  • 10th International Conference of the TOC Practitioners Alliance - TOCPA

    ITS CHALLENGING BUT POSSIBLE

    Journey is on

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    ANNEXURE

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    Execution Roles Project Leader

    Review and validate Project Schedule for linkages and timelines.(should

    ideally be done at the time of planning)

    Start with CC tasks

    Change linkages and timelines, if required

    Review CC (it may change post changes), repeat above 2 points

    Lead and coach team members to complete task and meet ABP timelines

    STOPPING what they are NOT supposed to do (work on low priority task at the expense of

    high priority task elsewhere)

    Proactively identifying and removing obstacles

    What difficulties are being faced by task managers in making fastest uninterrupted

    progress on high priority tasks

    Ensuring all the high priority tasks are resourced to the maximum

    Making resources available as per requirement for completion of task

    Dynamically moving resources from low priority (green) task to high priority task (black and

    red)

    Conduct 20 minute stand up meeting everyday at work site

    to review progress and next steps

    Resolve issues if any

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    Execution Roles Task Manager

    Updating project plan on Being Management in RDU

    Ensure preparation of Full Kit for the upcoming tasks by involving people related to the tasks

    Ensure necessary conditions to start the task are in place e.g. approvals, designs, resources etc

    Proactively manage the contractors or service providers. Meet with relevant people everyday at work site and

    communicate performance expectations w.r.t quality of work and aggressive timelines.

    Review open and upcoming tasks and ensure progress as per priority (s)

    Assign required resources to the task (s) following the priority(s)

    Follow up on supplies/suppliers

    Bring potential issues/obstacles to the notice of your superior.

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    Execution Role Management team

    Establishing CC% and Buffer % as the only measure of status. Ask for projected completion date based on CC% and buffer%

    Proactively identifying & removing obstacles What difficulties are face by the team in resourcing the ongoing

    critical tasks to the maximum and best available resource (s)

    Which old rules and policies are in the way ? What the new rules for everybodys win ?

    Ensure new rules are adhered. Coach the subordinates to follow new rules.

    Encourage , help and enable team(s) to achieve ABP Buffer consumption is not a SIN but and indication that the

    project is in or going out of control

    Brainstorm to recover the buffer consumed and not let the project keep on consuming buffer.


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