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Effective Utility Model <br /> 3-5 Year Markets and Geography BUSINESS MODEL <br /> Financial Core Functions(D,T,G) <br /> Performance <br /> Targets Customers&Regulators <br /> REVENUES <br /> Core Business Process <br /> OPERATING MODEL <br /> Operational infrastructure <br /> and technology <br /> People&Culture <br /> Management COSTS Organizational structure, <br /> governance and risk controls Measures <br /> information and key 9 & <br /> performance indications Incentives <br /> and dashboards <br /> t <br /> Transformation and Your Core Business An effective transformation program typically starts by <br /> articulating leadership's 3-5 year financial and performance <br /> Key to a successful strategy is to identify, aspirations. This foundation allows for a discussion of, <br /> analyze, and focus on the key elements of and ultimately agreement on, the trade-offs between <br /> yoi_ir core hi ISineSS growth, cost efficiency, profitability, available capital, <br /> An example may highlight some of the issues. return parameters and risk appetite as well as implications <br /> If you identify energy delivery as a key function of your for the business and operating models. <br /> business, it is important to identify the separate the The "business model" drives the essence of how a <br /> core and non core elements of this business. For many company will make money in the business-what the target <br /> companies, this function faces mounting challenges due geographic market footprint should be, what functions will <br /> to aging and obsolete infrastructure, increasing distributed constitute the core assets (i.e., generation, distribution and/ <br /> and intermittent generation sources, outdated rate or transmission), who are the key customers, regulators <br /> making paradigms, and increasing customer expectations. and other stakeholders, degree of integration across the <br /> How do you refresh your definition of core business to value chain (if any), and any unique core asset business <br /> now include investments in services and infrastructure extensions (i.e., energy storage, renewable energy, oil & <br /> needed to enable new forms of energy supply emerging gas production, and/or gas transmission)that will be invest- <br /> off the traditional electric grid? Further, how do you go ed in and/or developed.These choices will be articulated, <br /> about differentiating your core operation activites from evaluated and prioritized by materiality and criticality. <br /> noncore activities. For example, how much of customer As the business model options crystallize, the focus turns <br /> service operations is noncore and can be outsourced to to optimization. Each of the operating model elements <br /> providers with greater economies of scale? is assessed to identify initiatives that can be executed to <br /> In KPMG's experience, a successful transformation begins optimize the performance of the business. For example, <br /> by taking a fresh look at your business starting with a the need to transform an aging delivery business originally <br /> review of your strategy, followed by designing aligned set up to deliver energy from mass scale power plants <br /> business and operating models and finishing with into a more agile business which enables a multitude of <br /> developing the mechanisms needed to support ongoing energy sources and services requires a realignment of <br /> execution. The framework we use to support clients in key processes, rationalization of technologies, <br /> this approach is the nine-lever framework, which reassessment of risk, and robust change management <br /> rigorously links the strategy through execution, thought plans. Such operating model initiatives are captured in a <br /> process and design process. <br /> KPMG The Agile Utility-Forces at Work Changing the Industry in North America 8 <br /> 106 <br />