A wise man once said Spend Management is a journey not a destination. Achieving sustained year-on-year benefits in your spend management initiative calls for a balancing act across multiple fronts – analytics, sourcing, contracts, suppliers and operational procurement. Your company may have achieved some early returns in sourcing savings or procurement compliance. But how do you keep the momentum going?
In this session, we will explore how a truly integrated source-to-settle process offers a tremendous ROI, with spend analysis driving effective sourcing, well-managed suppliers, and contracts compliantly purchased off of. You’ll learn how a successful journey begins with the vision and a solid business case, and continues through effective deployment of technology and the necessary process change management.
Driving Continuous Improvement & Value in Your Spend Management Initiative
1. Driving Continuous Improvement and Value
in Your Spend Management Initiative
Speakers
• Joe Fox – Ariba, an SAP company
• Lionel Jellins – ExxonMobil
• Tom Moore – Sears Holdings Corporation
• Scott Gray – Mastercard
Moderator
• Sundar Kamakshisundaram – Ariba, an SAP Company
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14. Driving Continuous Improvement
and Value in Your Spend
Management Initiative
Lionel Jellins – Global IT Ventures and
Operations Manager for Procurement
ExxonMobil
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15. ExxonMobil – an Introduction
The world’s largest publicly held oil and
gas company
$45 billion in earnings
Return on average capital
employed of 25%
77,000 employees worldwide
$40 billion capital and
exploration expenditure
Source : ExxonMobil Annual Report 2012
16. ExxonMobil – a Global Operator
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Upstream presence in
40 countries
Refining or Chemicals
manufacturing facilities
in 17 countries
100,000 suppliers in
52 countries
Global Procurement
organisation managing
sourcing to payment
Over $50 billion
annually in
procurement-managed
spend
As of December 2012
17. ExxonMobil – a Procurement Timeline
with SAP
Most
procurement
executed at
affiliate level
1990
SAP R/3
introduced
regionally with
Procurement
capability
Ariba and
Ariba Network
introduced
SAP BW
analytics
available
2000
SAP Vendor
Invoice
Management
introduced
HANA-based advanced
analytics
MDG for materials
and vendors
2010
2020
All ERP systems
upgraded to
ECC 6.0
Exxon and
Mobil merge
Increasing:
Supplier connectivity, automated
approvals and LVPOs, use of purchase
orders and 3-way matching
19. Use of Ariba - Some Statistics
Pre-commitment
Post-commitment
Category Management
T&E and Purchasing Card
100K+ Active Projects
Agreement Management
~20K Active Agreements
Analysis
Reports – Audit Requests
eRFX
4K+ Events
2K+ Reverse Auctions
Over 75K Users
Ariba Network Connectivity
1,400 Suppliers since 2007
SAP Fax Connectivity
Over 200K POs annually
Requisitioning
18 Punch-out Catalogs
Category Procurement
Contract Wizard
eForms
20. Drivers for the Future
A shifting technology market impacts Procurement IT choices
Influences
Impact
User Expectations
impact client satisfaction
Mobility
Big Data Analytics
will provide new efficiencies
will help identify new commercial opportunities
Monolithic ERP Systems
Cloud Computing
devolving into more Cloud and Hub applications
can minimize costs and increase functionalities
Vendor Consolidation
reduces competition / increases costs
Government Monitoring
Web Security Challenges
will address Capital Flight and Tax Avoidance
adds risk to Supplier Connectivity
Rising cost of Software
limits expansion of new technologies
21. Where next…
Touch-less
Touch-less and Paper-less Transactions
Connected
Simple
Simple and Intuitive User Interfaces
Data
Transparency
Supplier
Dependent
Fully Integrated and Supplier Connected Systems
Broad Market and Transaction Visibility
Suppliers manage Supplier Data
Lowest Cost
Lowest Cost Transactions
22. Driving Continuous Improvement and
Value in your Spend Management
Initiative
Tom Moore – Director of Procurement
Sears Holdings Corporation
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In a recent CFO study, more than half of them are increasing cost savings goalsMany of these target more than 5% savingsYet only 7% of Finance Execs feel Procurement brings good ideas to the table
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