Severn Trent Plc · LSE:SVT

Severn Trent — Investor Day (March 2017)

33 slides from Severn Trent's investor day presentation, Mar 27, 2017

  1. Slide 1: Unleashing Digital to Unlock Value

    UNLEASHING DIGITAL TO UNLOCK VALUE 27 MARCH 2017

  2. Slide 2: Our Vision

    OUR VISION 1

  3. Slide 3: Creating Value for Customers and Shareholders

    CREATING VALUE FOR CUSTOMERS AND SHAREHOLDERS Previously announced £670m totex savings Outperforming our Helps us on our journey to build a leading business Final Determination by £260m Named schemes Retail Water Waste E.g. Birmingham Resilience Ambition to be ‘Upper Quartile’ by the end of AMP6 and

  4. Slide 4: Building a Leading Business

    BUILDING A LEADING BUSINESS The outcomes we are driving to deliver against our Upper Quartile (UQ) ambition: • Already moved from 6th in AMP 5 to 4th (of 18) and ambition beyond Retail • Balancing drive for cost to serve efficiency with UQ customer experience and industry leading support for vulnera

  5. Slide 5: Digital Strategy

    DIGITAL STRATEGY Key levers of digital value Reinventing water with customer Transforming our colleague at the heart of all we do: Customers Colleagues experience: • Easy and right first time • A productive day’s work • 24x7 channel of choice • Intuitive to use • Affordable for all • Inspiring our t

  6. Slide 6: Becoming a UQ Retail Business

    BECOMING A UQ RETAIL BUSINESS Retail • Outperforming our retail industry allowance of £21 cost to serve each customer – each 50p per customer of efficiency is worth £1.7m • We are currently delivering performance of £17.50 • Reduced operating cost New contact centre desktop • Shorter calls, improved

  7. Slide 7: Becoming a UQ Water Business

    BECOMING A UQ WATER BUSINESS Water • Targeting significant annualised run rate totex reduction of ~£20m • Reducing operating costs • Less travel time and shorter time per job • More efficient use of chemicals and consumables New fieldworker apps and devices • Lower costs on fines from the Highways A

  8. Slide 8: Becoming a UQ Waste Business

    BECOMING A UQ WASTE BUSINESS Waste • Remaining in the top 2 (out of 10) from pole position in AMP 5 • Improving service and continuing to earn strong customer ODI rewards • Connecting sensors and analytics to prevent flooding and pollution • Quicker diagnosis and resolution of jobs through analytics

  9. Slide 9: Continuing to Drive and Embed a Digital Future

    CONTINUING TO DRIVE AND EMBED A DIGITAL FUTURE • Our digital strategy is making a huge difference today • All our investments pay back on a two year basis • We are entering year three of AMP 6 and we are not stopping • We are embedding innovation to embrace new opportunities • Our customers are at t

  10. Slide 10: Retail

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  11. Slide 11: Customer Management Portal

    CUSTOMER MANAGEMENT PORTAL New customer advisor desktop, collating diverse sources of information into a single, insightful view of the customer  Drives productivity improvements and an improved customer experience  Reduces call handling time to 5 minutes from 8 minutes per call – a £330k cost sav

  12. Slide 12: Channel Shift to Digital

    CHANNEL SHIFT TO DIGITAL Multi-channel offering for customer contact, including self service, web chat and social media  1.3m more customers using our digital service  Reduces our cost to serve by £550k per year through lower FTE requirements  Over 950k customers now using online billing – saving

  13. Slide 13: New Bill Format

    NEW BILL FORMAT Total redesign of the customer bill, focusing on simplicity and clarity Before  Easier to understand bills has resulted in a 17% Now reduction in unwanted customer contacts since go-live  For the recent main billing run, in February alone there were 15k fewer calls  Customer feedb

  14. Slide 14: Reducing Bad Debt

    REDUCING BAD DEBT Differentiating between customers who can’t pay and those who won’t pay, from leveraging data  Obtaining additional information on our customers to optimise our collection strategy and improve collection rates  Helps better identify those in need of financial support  New approa

  15. Slide 15: Water

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  16. Slide 16: Site Mate

    SITE MATE New devices, with easier to use fieldworker applications, improved connectivity and greater mobility  Using latest version of Panasonic’s Toughbook  Enables quick and easy feedback on completed work  New Fieldworker app improves productivity and reduces training timescales by 50%  Bett

  17. Slide 17: Field Apps

    FIELD APPS Two new applications for use in the field, built by our internal app team SiteSnap  Simplifies the creation of 100,000 traffic management sketches per year  Reduces the number of permit application rejections  Saves our technicians 20 minutes per day, equating to £360k per year SiteVie

  18. Slide 18: Store Mate

    STORE MATE Consolidation of our stores and implementation of new stock management technology  Stores now consolidated into three regional distribution centres and six satellite stores  Barcoded stock control creates a supermarket style self-service experience  Repair teams now saving 30 minutes p

  19. Slide 19: Satellite Technology

    SATELLITE TECHNOLOGY Exploring options to use satellite technology to enhance asset monitoring and inspection regimes  We are actively looking for new opportunities to use cutting-edge satellite technology  Our first pilot has the potential to help identify leakage locations  Will help reduce the

  20. Slide 20: Proactive Network Modelling

    PROACTIVE NETWORK MODELLING Deployment of new high-speed data loggers around the network to support a move to prediction and prevention  Loggers provide real-time information directly to control room  Provides more detailed information about the health of the network and improves modelling  Ident

  21. Slide 21: Critical to Quality Monitoring

    CRITICAL TO QUALITY MONITORING Enhancing control of water quality, through effective measurement and control of key stages in the process  Implementing best-practice methodologies at major treatment works is improving data management  Establishes the key measurement points at each process stage th

  22. Slide 22: Work Mate

    WORK MATE New app which ensures our teams have readily accessible instructions to complete critical water quality tasks  Ensures our teams do the right work at the right time  Easily accessible, clear instructions and recording of actions completed  Replaces old operational task lists saving time

  23. Slide 23: Water Quality Analytics

    WATER QUALITY ANALYTICS Using the wealth of data in our systems to build analytical capabilities and help analyse the network  Aggregating data to help identify areas at high risk of water-quality events  Allows us to undertake proactive maintenance at these locations to maintain the health of our

  24. Slide 24: Waste

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  25. Slide 25: Proactive Asset Management

    PROACTIVE ASSET MANAGEMENT An operational decision management tool to help identify blockages in the network and automate decision making  Helps prevent floodings and pollutions  Data from 1,000+ loggers combined with historic data and weather information to identify when a sewer is most likely to

  26. Slide 26: Colleague Engagement in ODIs

    COLLEAGUE ENGAGEMENT IN ODIS ‘Love Our Network’ app developed to engage our workforce and get their help in looking after our assets  Over 4,000 of our employees live and work across our network  The app allows colleagues to easily report their observations as they travel around our region  Helps

  27. Slide 27: Site Mate

    SITE MATE Using new Panasonic devices to help reduce the time to diagnose problems and provide an improved customer experience  New software provides supply chain field workers with information about previous jobs completed at the property, helping quickly diagnose problems  Using the empathy indi

  28. Slide 28: Intelligent Pumping Station & Catchment Control

    INTELLIGENT PUMPING STATION & CATCHMENT CONTROL Network pumping station trial utilising machine learning, automation and remote control to optimise pumping operations  Collaborating with our supply chain to create intelligent assets within the network  Adopts new sensor technology  Uses ‘machine

  29. Slide 29: ST-ORM

    ST-ORM Severn Trent Operational Risk Management (ST-ORM): new app-based system allowing easy recording of operational risks identified  Allows colleagues to record all operational risks, real- time, wherever they are on mobile devices  Enables easier identification and prioritisation of key risks

  30. Slide 30: Effluent Factory

    EFFLUENT FACTORY Managing treatment work assets through visualisation, automation and remote control  Enhances visualisation of process performance and remote control of assets  Enables real-time decision making through sensors and monitors, with dashboards available on mobile devices  Helps main

  31. Slide 31: Phosphate Recovery

    PHOSPHATE RECOVERY Water treatment technologies to remove phosphorus from sewage  Phosphorus is abundant in sewage and is a major pollutant in rivers  Tight standards are imposed that we have to meet  Adoption of new technologies to remove phosphorus means we are now world leaders in this area, s

  32. Slide 32: Drones

    DRONES Utilising new drone technology to inspect our assets  Used for applications including asset inspections  Leads to savings from absence of scaffolding and minimises health and safety risks  Estimated inspection cost savings of £300k per year  Currently exploring other uses, such as checkin

  33. Slide 33: Severn Trent

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