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BP Exploration (BPX) : Presented By: Anum Rashid Ashrafi Bba 7D

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BP EXPLORATION ( BPX )

Presented By:

Anum Rashid Ashrafi


BBA 7D
 INTRODUCTION
FACTS AND FIGURES
$361 billion (at 31 Dec 2008)
Sales and other operating revenues
Replacement cost profit $25.6 billion (year 2008)

Number of employees approx 92,000 (at 31 Dec 2008)

In excess of 1.2 million (at 31


Number of shareholders
Dec 2008)
18.1 billion barrels of oil
Proved reserves
equivalent
Service stations 22,600
Exploration and production Active in 29 countries
PRODUCTS AND SERVICES

Road Home Business


Gas and fuel cards Liquified Petroleum Gas (LPG) Air BP
Gas and petrol stations Solar powered energy ARCO Aluminum
Motor oil and lubricants BP Crudes
Route & journey planner BP Franchising
Gas and petrol station Gas and fuel cards
Gas and power energy
Industrial lubricants
Invoice tracking system
Marine fuels and lubricants
Solar power for business
Issues effecting management
of performance processes:
 The business BPX does
 The way BPX does business
 The shape BPX is in
 
OVERALL APPROACH TO
MANAGING PERFORMANCE
UNDERLYING PRINCIPLE AT BPX

“BPX will not grow until its people grow”

Define boundaries
Provide directions
Provide space
Provide support
MANAGING PERFORMANCE PROCESSES
Performance contracting

Personal Development Planning

One-to-one Performance Feedback

Upward 360- Degree Feedback

Competency and Skill Reviews

People Management Assurance standards.


The Performance Contract Process

Process at Asset Level

Process at Individual Level


Personal Development Planning
The Development Map
ONE TO ONE PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL

Agreed Objectives
Performance Review
The essential Behaviours ‘check list’

 UPWARD FEEDBACK
Competencies and Skills

Competency
Attainment of performance against standard
One distinguishes superior performance

Skills
Basic
Developing competence
Fully conversant
Expert
People Management Assurance Standards

Link to Pay
CONCLUSION
RECOMMENDATIONS
• Focusing the activities of the firm to a select set;
• Creating business units with clear scope of responsibility
and clear accountability;
• Giving strong incentives for unit performance;
• Linking units horizontally rather than requiring all
communication to pass up and down through the
hierarchy;
• Flattening the hierarchy and increasing spans of control;
• Outsourcing;
• Improving information, measurement, and
communication systems; and, ultimately,
• Creating a culture oriented to delivering performance.
Questions..?

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