Document 390065

SHAREPOINT IS NICE NICE BABY!
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THE CHALLENGE
PURCHASE AND INSTALLATION OF A SYSTEM IN RMB BY BT
(Business Technology) THAT WAS NOT BEING USED OPTIMALLY
DUE TO A LACK OF USER ADOPTION
WHY WASN’T IT ADOPTED?
No 1. People don’t like change!
But more to it than that…
WHY WASN’T IT ADOPTED?
• SharePoint installed – Intranet Platform “The Vault”
• BT – technical backup, handling Projects as and when they occurred.
Backlog.
• Corporate Marketing – Look and Feel
• Few users who knew what was what and got on with it
• General population: Who knew what SharePoint could do?
• If you don’t know what it can do you don’t know how it can help you!
• No “go-to” person that people knew about
• GAP – USER EDUCATION AND
INFORMATION, HELP AND GUIDANCE
WHAT’S SHAREPOINT?
• The business collaboration platform for the enterprise and the web
• Allows individuals in an organization to easily create and manage their own
collaborative Web sites
• Simplifies how people find and share information across boundaries, and
enabling better informed decisions
• Has capabilities to
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Enhance Document Management
Promote better collaboration
Improve reporting
Automate business processes
Integrate with existing tools
MORE GOOD STUFF!
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Individual groups can have a collaborative web site
Access can be limited to the team and appropriate stakeholders
Relevant information can be centrally stored and maintained
Communications can be streamlined
Repetitive, time consuming tasks can be automated
Relatively easy to use
IT intervention is minimal
Based on familiar tools and technologies: Web, Windows, Microsoft Office
WHAT WENT WRONG?
• SharePoint is a very different beast in that control of sites can be handed
over to the power users. It should be user driven not BT driven - completely
different mindset for BT from what they are used to.
THE SOLUTION
Solution 1 – Creation of Vaultmaster Role
Solution 2 – User Education
USER ADOPTION
SOLUTION 1 - HAVING A VAULTMASTER
“EVANGELIST – THE PUBLIC FACE OF SHAREPOINT
IN THE ORGANISATION; TO DEMO AND EVANGELISE
SHAREPOINT TO EFFECT GOOD USER ADOPTION;
TO PROVIDE SPECIALIZED APPLICATION
CONSULTING SERVICES WITH REGARDS TO
INFRASTRUCTURE AND WEB CONTENT
MANAGEMENT SERVICES PROVIDED BY
SHAREPOINT.
Benefits:
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Tracking of sites/requests
Uniform design
Provide training and support - Single source of information for SharePoint
related enquiries
• Dedicated person to support site and take care of the “little people”
• Centralisation of documentation
• Provides an interface between users and developers
• Changed the perception of an Intranet
SOLUTION 2 - INCREASED SHAREPOINT USAGE
Benefits:
• Making the most of money already being spent
• Cost reduction (storage space) Email attachments
• Risk reduction – better transparency, informed workforce, correct version
• Analysis of client needs and Usable and meaningful sites
• Time saving (workflow for mundane repetitive tasks) and better collaboration
• Improve and enhance document sharing and findability
WHO BETTER THAN A LIBRARIAN TO GET
INVOLVED WITH THIS?
• Taxonomy – ring a bell?
• Categorisation of documents, Keywords and teaching people how to do this – think Dewey,
Think Subject Headings
• List and Library Structure – think of Catalogue structures, just using the same methodologies in
Document Management
• This is stuff we have dealt with for centuries but it is new to BT.
• Aligning to corporate strategy
• Getting to know and analyse the business needs – reference interview? Think of constructing a
search strategy using boolean – makes us think logically. (pre Google obviously!)
NEW BT TITLES
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Information manager
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Most CIOs know how many petabytes or terabytes of information they store, yet few can explain
the value of information, how it's leveraged as an enterprise asset, or how it creates competitive
advantage. Just as the CFO uses the company's financial assets to create value, so the CIO should
help the organization use information assets to create value. But whereas the discipline for
managing and measuring financial assets is well-established, IT and business managers face a
challenge to create a disciplined framework for turning information into a strategic asset and
measuring its impact on the enterprise. Gartner believes that to fully exploit information, companies
need to assign personnel to manage it. The future role of "information professional" will be
different to that of established IT roles. Those in the role will be unlike anyone employed by line
business units, because they will need to have a combination of domain expertise and technical
knowledge, combined with an understanding of information classification and organizational
techniques.
Chief Data Officer
Technical information management background is not always
needed, and may sometimes be an impediment] Demonstrated
knowledge of data structure; information systems/tools, and
related software and data management; enterprise content
management, and record-keeping policies and practices in a
complex organizational environment. Broad experience in
multiple domain areas, such as data warehousing, business
intelligence (BI), data governance, data architecture, data
integration, data classification, data strategy, data quality
management, data security and privacy, MDM, data standards,
regulatory compliance and enterprise architecture frameworks.
SCARY?
• What comes along with the challenge
• 2013 installation…updates
• New look and feel…
• Different functionality…
• Desired vs Undesired result…
is the responsibility….
HOW DO YOU EAT AN ELEPHANT?
• Not a small task
• Trying to change the way people work
in their daily routines
• Scared of It
• Always done it this way
• Lack of trust
STEPS FOLLOWED
• Mail Blasts promoting functionality – pointing out time saving
advantages, better efficiency etc.
• Created BU Vault Wishlist
• Knowledge sharing meetings with Site owners (once we were able to
identify them!)
Start Small. Identify grass roots users – working from the bottom up.
SOLUTIONS IMPLEMENTED
Brag List 1: Changes that have been enabled with the help of the
VaultMaster
• Tania Green “Annual Subscription Payments”
• Document Management Site for STC Team
• Karen Leo “Easy Travel”
• Jaron Meyerson “RMB Global Markets on Twitter”
SOLUTIONS IMPLEMENTED (CONT)
BRAG LIST 2 – Reduction in Time and archiving mail
• Users no longer send documentation over e-mail
• BT no longer needs to archive these attachments in e-mail
Current Scenario in BT: Average size of emails archived each day 25 GB
(25600 @30c a meg) = R7 680
If this innovation can reduce this by 10% a day = 768 x 365 = R280 320
per year.
If we make this cumulative, the numbers just get too big to mention!
WHATS NEXT?
• Desk drops and launch of new look and feel
• “To the Point” educational site
Training videos,
Helpful documents,
Lessons Learnt
• Training sessions and “brown bag” lunch sessions
• Meetings with department heads
• Monthly discussion and educational meetings with “Champions” and site
owners.
• “To the Point” specified slot on RMB Channel
POPI?
METROFILE
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PROBLEM – Documents sent to Metrofile and nobody taking responsibility for destruction =
massive waste of money. POPI legislation.
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http://thevault/about/RMBSC/sec2/Lists/Metrofile/AllItems.aspx
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Form is printed off to go into the box. Two people from RMB are selected as being responsible
for each document. Workflows can be created to alert people as to when their items are coming
up for destruction.
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Currently exploringlink through to the Appointments/Resignation system so that managers can be
notified when one of the contact people within their area leaves or gets transferred .
Instead of manual forms, the items are entered into the Metrofile list – the retention period is
pulled through from the FSR recommended periods (can be changed to POPi at a later date)
WHAT HAS BEEN ACHIEVED.
• The creation of the Vaultmaster Role has now become a full time position – no
outside appointment was needed and significant value has been given to the
Business Units in the short time its been active.
• Little by Little, helping people to move away from shared drives to a more
flexible and better document storage method.
• What this initiative did NOT do:
• Introduce SharePoint technology into the bank (Mike Keegan, KM Project)
• Take over Ownership and management of SharePoint – remains in BT.
SOMEONE HAS TO MAKE THE FIRST MOVE… AND
THEN THE REST WILL FOLLOW.
• First Follower- Leadership Lessons from Dancing Guy.mp4
RMB HAD SHAREPOINT INSTALLED BUT IT IS TAKING THE
FIRST FOLLOWER AND THOSE THAT JOIN THE GROUP TO
SHOW THE WAY TO
And the project team is working to make
it even better!