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Strategic Reorganization Deborah Noble-Triplett, UM System Eric Rosenhauer, UM Health System

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Strategic Reorganization

Deborah Noble-Triplett, UM SystemEric Rosenhauer, UM Health System

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Objectives• Provide recommendation regarding VPAA office

responsibilities• Suggest what should no longer be done• Consider interrelatedness of VPAA office duties

with other units across campus:– Other vice provost offices– Provost office– Academic units– Newly created vice provost & deans offices– Business units (HR and Finance)

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Scope of Engagement– Work in tandem with

campus transition committees

– Visit with critical campus constituents to listen, learn and ask questions

– Provide observations and recommendations

– Inform campus leaders regarding opportunities for continuous improvement and effective, lean operations

– Provide a neutral, third party opportunity to highlight efficiencies and effective practices, and consider any additional systematic processes that will enhance value-added

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To Meet Objectives• Must ask “Why?”• Must challenge assumptions• Look for evidence of effectiveness• Attempt to view from various vantage points• Consider the questions:

• What is done?• How is it done?• Why is it done?• Who is involved?• Is it successful?• Should we continue doing this?• What is the value-added?

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Connection to Transition Committees• Join steering committee conversations (committee

chairs)• Focus on VPAA• Recommendations have complementarity but

formed with different frameworks– Transition committees: focused on responsibilities and tasks

and where to assign them which determined resource allocation, space needs and personnel placement

– UM consultants: focused on customers, processes and responsibilities (complex vs. routine duties) within context of connected units

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Challenge of Change• Strong strategic plan

• Structural reorganization to

achieve goals

• Broad representation in

transition planning

• Campus-wide listening

opportunities

Communicate roles of :

- Department chairs

- Vice provost & deans

- VC Global & Strategic

Partnerships

- Provost

- Internal vs. external focus

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Context for Proposed Recommendations

• Review of organizational structure & responsibilities• Review of structures and work from perspective of internal

customers• Propose ideas for consideration– Separate transactional responsibilities of the VPAA from

strategic and leadership responsibilities– Structure to support lean processes and customer

experience• Sharing suggestions campus leadership once we complete

our work– For consideration by newly appointed leaders

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Proposed Recommendations• Organizational relationships• Align resources with core mission • Reduce silos, fragmentation, and duplicative

operations• Focus more on customer service and customer

responsiveness– Effectiveness– Efficiency– Cost savings– Recognition of need for some duplication

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• Standardizing business processes• Eliminating non-value added work• Delivering a end-user centric model• Utilizing enabling technology to streamline business processes• Increasing managerial span of control• Reorganizing and co-locating workforce Finance, IT and HR

and Academic Support functions

Proposed: Campus Resource Center

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Proposed Campus Resource CenterDetail (Shared Services Model)

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Suggested GuidelinesActivities should be Shared if:• The activity can be standardized across multiple

units• The activity could be performed effectively without

proximity• The activity is transactional in nature• The activity is complex and performed infrequently

Activities should be Local if:• The activity is unique to the unit• The activity requires in-unit-decision-making

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Vice Provost & Dean Office(s)example: Campus Resource Center interaction with academic units

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What’s Next?• Visit with additional stakeholders and confirm observations • Need evidence… start benchmarking

– Customer focused process metrics– Is the process facilitating or hindering outcomes?

• Business process analysis (invitations from Branson & Manuel)– HR– Finance & Administration

• Determine vice provost & dean offices responsibilities & resources – Leave flexibility to establish their team and voice their thoughts regarding

the delineation of responsibilities

• Develop ongoing continuous improvement strategies• Optimize leadership

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Questions?

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