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October, 2013
TO DRIVE
PROGRESS
Drive progress
Around
the world
1812
City Bank
of New York is
founded
1886
1904
The bank
finances
The bank
The bank
finances the
supports the
Panama Canal construction of
the jet plane
the first
Transatlantic
Cable
1958
1977
2011
2012
The bank is a
pioneer in
ATMs
Completes
200 years
of history
Drive progress
And in
Brazil
1915
1970
1974
1977
The bank
arrives in
Brazil, with
branches in
Rio de Janeiro,
Santos and
So Paulo
The bank
launches the
first trainee
program
in Brazil
The bank
The bank
supports the works finances the
for the
construction
Rio Niteri
of the
Bridge and the
Itaipu Plant
construction of the
Imigrantes
Highway
2000
2010
2013
The bank
repositions
retail and
concentrates
on offering
premium
products
and services
The bank
completes
95 years
of presence in
the country
Citi is a
global bank,
with businesses
in + 160 countries
+ 1 thousand cities
200 million
client accounts
Cash withdrawal
in 120 countries
257 thousand employees
8.5 thousand service
points
2012
7.5 billion
US$
net profit
70.2 billion
US$
revenue
737.2 million
R$
net profit
61.2 billion
R$
total assets
7.7 billion
R$
net equity
CONSUMER
Complete bank services including
current accounts, investments, financing
and insurance, with the convenience of a global
bank. Issues and sells cards under the
Visa, Mastercard and Diners brands, being the
exclusive issuer of the latter.
CITI MARKETS
Expertise and technical knowledge
of one of the leaders of the
exchange market in Brazil. Through Citi
Corretora, it also acts as an intermediate
for operations at BM&F Bovespa,
with highlight on the largest operations
conducted in the capital market.
Cycle Time
Channel
Account
40 Approval
DAYS
CreditOpening
Relationship
Process
Enablement
Opening
Numerous Client
signatures were
required
Paper
documents
handling
Large percentage of
terms were rejected due
to data entry issues
Rework
Credit Analysts &
Sales Managers:
Systems
Agents
Areas
9
Countries, Continents
~ 50% of time
spent on
operational activities
Overview
End-to-end business process
The Credit Approval process (illustrated in the diagram below as Credit Proposal & Formalization) is the most
time consuming part of the value chain. An important stream of the Banco PJ initiative is intended to analyze
and improve this process resulting in business time to market & competitive advantage.
Macro-process to be
reengineered
Account
Opening
Sales
Credit Proposal
Credit
Formaliza/on
Disbursement
Renewal
Credit Cycle
Macro-Process
to
be
reengineered
Acct.
Opening
powered
by
TIBCO
AMX
BPM
Other
Macro-Processes
Opera/ons
Metrics
The way to measure success
Metrics encourages improvement, effectiveness and appropriate levels of control. Thus, it establishes a
common language that facilitates the communication and reporting between the business and IT.
Account
Opening
Sales
Credit Proposal
Credit
Formaliza/on
Disbursement
Renewal
Credit Cycle
Macro-Process
to
be
reengineered
Acct.
Opening
powered
by
TIBCO
AMX
BPM
Other
Macro-Processes
TIBCO
AMX
SpoFire
coverage
Future
waves
Opera/ons
Old Process
Reengineered Process
Old Process
Reengineered Process
Automate
Cycle Time Reduction
Productivity Increase
(Revenue per RM)
BPM
STD Dev Reduction Rejection Level Reduction
Old Process
Reengineered Process
Digitalized Customer
documents view
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Delivered
Global-wide
Opportunity
Vision
Region-wide
Opportunity
Vision
Reengineered Process
ng
ice
serv
Progress Reporting
Business Benefits achieved
Issues & Risks
Projects
Committees
Demand
Management
Technology
Architecture
Progress Status
Planning
Guidelines/Standards
Issues
Program
Management
Banco PJ
Management
Benefits
Management
Processes
Committees
Change
Management
Customer
Cycle Time Reduction
RM Productivity Increase
Standard Deviation Reduction
Rejection level Reduction
Business Activity Monitoring
Customer Document Mgmt
Integration Services
Imaging & Transmission Services
Workflow processing
Data consistency/checking
Modularization
Security Services
Time
to Market
Customer
facing
time increase
Relationship
Manager
availability
Process
standardization
Predictability
Rework
Stress &avoidance
conflict avoidance
Instant
business
Traceability
Readiness
decision response
to offer
services
& products
applynew
for new
services
& products
Operational
risk mitigation
Information consistency
Deployment
to all/ locations
Service flexibility
Agility
Service
consistency
Trustworthiness
Process
standardization
Reliability
Credibility
Human performance
Bring the Customer relationship opening process management
capabilities to the next level
Supporting slides
Roberto Mercadante
October, 2013
Relationship Opening
Business Process Mapping & Validation
Capacity Analysis
Reduction
of 66%
Reduction
of 44%
TIBCO Forms
Integration Services
ECM Services
Transmission Services
IBM FileNet
Security Gateway
Security Services
TIBCO Hawk
Data Center
System
Application
Software
Software
& Hardware Infrastructure (Production
& COB)
Business
Process
Mgmt
Service
Oriented
Arch.
Services
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(Banco
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Delivered
Opportunities
USA
India
Development Team
Unit Testing
Development Servers
Brazil
Steering Committee
Banco PJ Program Management
Business Process Modeling
Specification Team
Change Management
Integration Testing Team
Local Technology Infrastructure Teams
Imaging infrastructure
Philippines
Operations (Global Accounts)
Process Owner
Finalized
Process
Cycle Time
Managers
Undergoing
Processes
Workload
Forecast
Team Leaders
Finalized
Processes
Analytics
Operations / Channels / Compliance / Business Support / Legal / Products / Cash / Fraud Prevention
Finalized
Processes
per Area
Undergoing
Processes
Undergoing
Processes
RM
Undergoing
Processes
Analytics
Aging
Queue
Customer
Name
Number of processes
Filters
Best Practices:
Adopting the ultimate Client perspective helps reveal the
problem to be solved
The business process Metrics are essential to define success
Lessons Learned
Recognize mistakes
Observe what works
Document them
Share them
Lessons Learned:
Human performance is an essential part of the transformation
process and it requires a lot more attention than the ordinary
training sessions
Disseminate the differences between BPM and Workflow at
different levels
Mind the gap between the business process modeling and the
functional requirements definition
Establish a continuous
communication link throughout the
project between the end-users groups
and the project team
Establish a Governance model up
front with clear roles & responsibilities