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    VALUE MANAGEMENTUEB 4543

    LECTURE 1

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    Lecture Overview

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    What is VALUE? What does VALUE

    mean to you?

    What is VM?

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    CLOCK

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    The VM History

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    The VM History

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    Key Terms

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    Definitions of VM

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    Definitions of VM

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    Principles of VM

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    VM as a Structured Process

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    VM as a Structured ProcessThought Processes

    Analytical Creative

    1 - Analyse information2 - Brainstorm Functions

    3 - Organise Functions 4 - Generate Ideas forAlternatives

    5 - Evaluate Alternatives

    6 - Develop Proposals7 - Appraise Options

    8 - Recommend Solutions

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    Cross Disciplinary Team

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    Cross Disciplinary Team

    Distinct Perspectives

    Comprehensive ApproachShared Vision

    Consensus

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    Cross Disciplinary Team

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    What Does the Facilitator Do?

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    Function Based/Analysis theFunction

    Normal Cost Reduction Process1. What is it?

    .

    Value Management

    3. What does it do? Or What is the function

    that it seeks to achieve?

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    Function Based

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    Function Based

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    MOUSETRAP

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    What is a Function?

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    Elements of Value

    Cost Time

    Function/Quality

    Value

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    What is Value?

    When we say the estimated value of aproject is RM100 Million is it the same ascost?

    When we say the project value rose fromRM40 Million to RM50 Million, does itmean cost?

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    Cost is not the same as value

    Values are perceived differently dependingon the user, for instance, a landlord maylook at the value differently from a tenant

    What is Value?

    There are hard and soft values Hard values involve something at best and

    lowest cost

    Soft values includes attractiveness tocustomers, etc.

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    Relationship between Value,Function and Cost

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    Categories of Value

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    Categories of Value

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    Another relationship by Dell Isola

    CostCostCostCost

    QualityQualityQualityQualityFunctionFunctionFunctionFunction +=Value

    Function = The specific work that a design/itemmust perform

    Quality = The owners or users needs, desiresand expectations

    Cost = The life cycle cost of the product

    Value = The most cost effective way to reliablyaccomplish a function that will meet the usersneeds, desires and expectations

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    To Increase Value

    Value = Function (F) + Quality (Q)Cost (C)

    (F) + (Q) (F) + (Q)

    (F) + (Q)

    (C)

    (F) + (Q)

    (C)MAINTAIN REDUCE INCREASE

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    Value

    Common sense says that value relates what youget to what you pay

    In VM common sense applies and so value

    Expectation : What must the service do to meetuser/stakeholder expectation?

    Performance : How well are those needs met?

    Resource : What must be committed to secure theservice

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    How to Improve Value?

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    COST is . . .

    How do we define COST?

    the sum of all expenditures necessaryto acquire, produce or utilize aproduct, service, process or facility.

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    Habits & AttitudesHonest Wrong Beliefs

    What are some causes ofUNNECESSARY COSTS?

    Shortage of TimePoor Communication Lack of Ideas

    Reluctance to Seek AdviceFear of Trying Something New

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    Life Cycle Cost (LCC)

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    LCC

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    In a nutshell

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    VM

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    The 3 stages in VM Study

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    The VM Job Plan

    The Value Methodology Job Plan

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    INFORMATIONPHASE FUNCTION

    ANALYSIS PHASECREATIVEPHASE

    EVALUATION

    PHASE Complete datapackage

    Modify scope Identify functions

    Classify functions

    Develop functionmodels

    Cost functions Establish valueindex

    Select functions forstudy

    Create quantity ofideas by function

    DEVELOPMENTPHASE

    PRESENTATIONPHASE

    How must each ideawork?

    What is thefeasibility of

    - Conduct benefit

    analysis Complete technicaldata

    Createimplementation Plan

    Prepare finalproposals

    Present oral report

    Prepare writtenreport

    gy

    - What is the

    problem oropportunity?

    Why do youconsider it a problemor opportunity?

    Why is a solutionnecessary?

    What is the cost? What is the task

    What else canperform thefunction?

    Where else canthe function beperformed?

    How else can thefunction be

    Rank and ratealternative ideas

    Select ideas for

    development

    Who should besold?

    implementation?

    What will be the

    cost?

    When will webreakeven?

    What is the bestoverall alternative?

    - Complete/implementchanges

    - Monitorstatus

    - Collect user/ customer attitudes

    Complete data files

    Determine evaluation factors

    Scope the study

    Build data models

    Determine team composition

    PRE-STUDYPOST-STUDY

    Property of OSC VE Office

    What is to be included in the study?

    Who is best able to study the problem?

    What are the current and futurerequirements of the subject under study?

    What type of impediments will the team

    come against?

    Develop a plan togather project data

    Investigate theproject

    Verify data

    function?

    What are the basicfunctions?

    What are thesupporting functions?

    performed?

    How candisadvantages beovercome?

    Why is the new waybetter?

    Will it meet all therequirements withoutcompromise of form,fit, or function?

    What are the annual

    savings?

    ideas be presented?

    What was theproblem?

    What is the newway, savings, andbenefits?

    How will it satisfyour customers?

    What is needed toimplement theproposals?

    Who isresponsible forimplementing thechange?

    Did the new way work?

    How much did itcost/save?

    Did the change meet

    customers expectations?

    Verifyaccomplishments

    Present results

    Advertise outcomes