Total Performance Optimization improves IT
The objective of IT is to support a company's business in a perfect way. In order to implement this claim, qb³ Management Consultants GmbH has developed the Total Performance Optimization (TPO) method.
The financial success of companies and groups supported by qb³ amounts to a double and three-digit million euro range.
Why? Low IT performance. High costs.
About two third of all IT projects fail. In fact, corporate IT is rarely very successful. It is often characterized by:
- delay, failure, incompleteness, and poor quality
- Missing transparency and high costs
- Strong dependence on individual IT service providers
- High level of complexity and missing flexibility
The main reason for bad IT performance: IT is not organized efficiently and thus cannot provide its full potential.
What? IT industrialization.
IT producers, IT operators, IT integrators and customers usually do not consider corporate IT to be an integral part of the value chain. It basically always works according to the plan-build-run paradigm – and neglects sourcing and customer management.
Car manufacturers have shown how it works in their production process: only if sourcing, integration, operation and customer management are integrated consistently, can top quality and cost-efficient IT products be produced. IT industrialization is a catchword which means effective integration of the IT supply chain into the company.
How? TPO.
Total Performance Optimization is a proven method which increases the benefits of IT in the long term and which reduces IT costs permanently.
TPO projects are customized to the individual requirements of a company and its objectives. They are set up in five waves which are integrated with each other:
- Create transparency
- Simplify structures
- Standardize IT
- Drive IT industrialization
- Increase IT effectiveness
NB: TPO requires the involvement of client employees who are committed to the project, who are involved in the overall TPO project and who will make sure that processes will be continued.