Intel has a transformational plan underway for its HR processes—and global compensation using Anaplan is just one part of that plan. Hear why the Intel compensation team selected Anaplan and where they want to go next in their transformation journey.
10. #AnaplanHub16
“There is at least one point in the history of
any company when you have to change
dramatically to rise to the next level of
performance.
Miss that moment - and you start to decline”
-- Dr. Andrew (Andy) S. Grove
Intel CEO 1987 – 1997, Chairman 1997 – 2004
11. #AnaplanHub16
“rise to the next level of performance”
Present
Impact
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Volatility
Uncertainty
Complex
Ambiguous
VUCA
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12. 12
Pull & load
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Manual
data entry
125 WORKBOOKS
B
• BUILD DATA SET
• PERFORM STATISTICAL CALC’s
• ANALYZE DATA
• MAKE DECISIONS
• ANALYZE RESULTS
HCMS
Benchmark
Data
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125 3
Compensation Planning: Past
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Pull 1 & load
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Pull 1 & load
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Benchmark
Data
Development Path
Month 1 – Build Core (Weeks)
Month 2 – Pilot & Improve (Days)
Month 3 – Production & Fine Tune (Minutes)
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RANGES
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Compensation Planning: Present
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Compensation Planning: Future
Data
on demand Pay
Ranges
Comp
Analysis
Survey
Mgmt
Benchmark
Data
Job
Pricing
Development Path
Month 1 – Build Core (Weeks)
Month 2 – Pilot & Improve (Days)
Month 3 – Production & Fine Tune (Minutes)
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on demand
Data
on demand
VUCA
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15. #AnaplanHub16
ROI: Higher return on employee investment
Time to Market • Slow • Move with velocity and agility
Analyst ROI • Low - Coordinator • High - Analyst
Well-being • Low – Undervalued, disengaged, turnover • High – Engagement, retention, easy ramp
Quality • At Risk – manual, variance, time constraints • Low Risk – Automated, structured, time to analyze
Collaboration • Silo, low continuity • Collaboration teams, high continuity
VUCA
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Before
Analysis
Data
Motion
Story
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Story
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Analysis
Headquarters in Santa Clara, California
Type
Public company Traded as NASDAQ: INTCDow Jones Industrial Average ComponentNASDAQ-100 ComponentS&P 500 Component Industry Semiconductors Founded July 18, 1968; 47 years ago Founders Gordon MooreRobert Noyce Headquarters Santa Clara, California, United States Area served
Worldwide Key people
Andy Bryant(Chairman)Brian Krzanich(CEO) Products Bluetooth chipsetsflash memorymicroprocessorsmotherboard chipsetsNetwork interface controllersmobile phonessolid state drivescentral processing units Revenue US$55.4 billion (2015)[1] Operating income
US$14.0 billion (2015)[1] Net income
US$11.4 billion (2015)[1] Total assets US$103.065 billion (2015)[1] Total equity US$61.085 billion (2015)[1] Number of employees
107,300, 51% located in the