Nonsourced, one-off emergency spot buys can account for as much as 15% of buyers’ indirect spend and represent significant opportunities for suppliers. Attend this session to learn more about managing spot-buy categories and purchases through Ariba Spot Buy as a buyer and a supplier. SAP Ariba solution customers are joined by an independent consultant on Ariba Spot Buy to discuss their experiences and how to best leverage the service to manage spend and grow revenue.
Transform Noncontracted Spend into Supplier Opportunity
1. Simon Roberts, Head of Procurement Solutions, RS Components
Marc Hoessels, Director of Indirect Tax, PWC Belgium
Sebastian Englich, Head of Procurement Solutions Excellence, SAP
Alexander Graff, Corporate Sales, Schweitzer
Claudio Pinto, Senior Director Spot Buy, SAP Ariba (SAP) / June 15, 2016
Transform Noncontracted Spend into Supplier Opportunity
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4. Simon Roberts
About Yourself and Your Role at RS
Head of procurement solutions for large customers,
developing solutions and services for Enterprise, 7
years at RS, now heading up strategy for added
value services.
What is making e-commerce exciting and
terrifying a the same time?
Simon Roberts | RS
E-Solutions Development Manager
RS Components Ltd
email: simon.roberts@rs-components.com
5. RS Curriculum Vitae
AWARD WINNING DISTRIBUTOR
WIDEST PRODUCT RANGE OF ANY SUPPLIER
BEST IN CLASS SERVICE AND DELIVERY CAPABILITY
ONE MILLION
CUSTOMERS WORLDWIDE
GLOBAL DISTRIBUTOR
IN OVER 80 COUNTRIES
EXPORTING
CAPABILITIES
44,000 SHIPMENTS
DAILY
500,000
PRODUCTS
DESIGN
SOLUTIONS
PROCUREMENT
SOLUTIONS
TRADE
COUNTERS
MULTI-AWARD
WINNING DISTRIBUTOR
FTSE 250
COMPANY
6,200
EMPLOYEES
QUEENS EXPORT AWARD
FOR ENTERPRISE
3,500
SUPPLIERS
6. Our core product categories are Electronics, Automation & Control,
Electrical, Test and Measurement and Tools and MRO Consumables.
SEMICONDUCTORS
TOOLS &
CONSUMABLES
AUTOMATION &
CONTROL
ELECTRICAL, TEST &
MEASUREMENT
INTERCOMMECT, PASSIVE &
ELECTROMECHANICAL
COMPONENTS
7. RS Global Presence
We have direct operations in 32 countries, with
distributors giving us an indirect presence in 37 more.
Distributor countries
Operating countries
8. How well do you understand your own MRO procurement behaviours?
Begin by considering how well you understand your own
consumption behaviour.
(what you buy, where you buy it from, when you buy, why you buy, whom you buy from)
PRODUCT SAVINGS
INVENTORY SAVINGS
SOURCING SAVINGS
PURCHASING SAVINGS
FREQUENCYOFPURCHASE
NUMBER OF UNIQUE ITEMS
NATURE OF MRO
9. Marc Hoessels
What is a nice tax guy doing in a place
like this?
Tax technology director, validated compliance for
various solutions for SAP
What is About to Change in Procurement?
What elements of accounting and tax have
to evolve within companies for them to be
more agile in procurement?
Marc Hoessels
Director Indirect Tax, PwC
+32 496 513080
marc.hoessels@be.pwc.com
10. PwC June 2016
The worldwide PwC network
PwC around the world
The worldwide PwC network
208,000employees
157countries
FY11: USD 29.2
FY12: USD 31.5
FY13: USD 32.1
FY14: USD 34
FY15: USD 35.4
revenue,
billions
11. PwC June 2016Capability Statement
Why PwC?
Our standard compliance approach for e-invoicing & beyond
PwC has a strong reputation for helping
businesses ensure their e-invoicing & archiving
service comply with national regulations. Our
“comfort letters” are being actively used by the
world-leading global service providers as a
marketing tool for their (potential) clients.
We have conducted numerous surveys of the tax and legal requirements regarding e-
invoicing, e-archiving, e-signature and invoice content legislation. The territorial scope of
such assistance is rapidly expanding. Whereas initially the scope of such projects was focused on
EU countries, the number of projects dealing with non-EU countries has been increasing
significantly, bringing into scope countries as Argentina, Bahrain, Brazil, China, Colombia,
Costa Rica, Ecuador, Guatemala, Guam, Honduras, Hong Kong, Iceland, India, Indonesia,
Israel, Japan, Kuwait, Macau, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Oman, Pakistan, the Philippines,
Peru, Qatar, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, South Africa, South Korea, Switzerland, Taiwan,
Thailand, Turkey, Uruguay, United Arab Emirates, Ukraine, Vietnam, to only name few of them.
We are launching update cycles on an on-going basis to
make sure our clients are ahead of legislative changes that
could potentially affect their business.
In addition, we have established “helpdesks” making sure
all business critical questions can be answered within the
shortest possible delay.
Our global e-invoicing and e-archiving network has
trusted relations with the standardisation bodies
of regulators and with governments globally.
PwC has extensive experience with respect to the End to End
implementation of AP/P2P automation projects. This
process should be fully integrated in the different
business units of a company to ensure compliance &
efficiency from Accounting, Tax & Legal point of view
12. PwC June 2016Capability Statement
PwC
Our global presence and Network
Count on a global network, local expertise and individual service
With PwC, you will have access to the leading global Network in more than 153
countries, with over 2.000 ITX experts and more than 12.000 technology consulting
experts. To date, our e-invoicing core team, in collaboration with PwC’s e-invoicing
network has worked on (e-)invoicing and (e-)archiving related assignment/queries in
more than 120 countries around the world.
13. Sebastian Englich
What is your role at SAP? How disruptive is noncontract spend for
you? What other innovation would you
like to see in procurement?
Sebastian Englich
Head of Procurement
Solutions Excellence
+49 151-16809848
sebastian.englich@sap.com
Sebastian has been with SAP procurement for over 15 years and
leads the Procurement Solutions Excellence Team. The team is
responsible to implement and adopt cloud solutions for SAP’s Global
Procurement Organization and move procurement toward a value-
adding enabler role, focusing on cloud, simplification, and automation
within the end-to-end P2P process framework.
16. Alexander Graff
What is your role at Schweitzer? Why are you so good at what you do?
Who causes noncontracted spend?
Alexander Graff
Head of Corporate Business
Schweitzer Fachinformationen
Elsenheimerstr. 41-43
80687 München
Tel: +49 89 55134-131
A.Graff@schweitzer-online.de
17. Overview slide about Schweitzer
Founded 1868, 600 staff, 200 Mio €, 30 Million items in the catalogue, 50,000 suppliers
3 key services/tools
Buy, Manage and Use
Clients across Multiple Industries
Finance, Consulting, Chemical/Pharma,
Automotive, Media, Manufacturing
18. 2016+ what we think
The “user” is the new customer
• Strategic buyers connect you to the system, but the users spend money
• Users are not price sensitive (really) -> they want it all, easy, now and wherever they are
• “Your products” have to be visible, “findable” and described good enough to make a purchase decision
Single Supplier Strategy will eventually end
• There is no need for it, as long as you have one process and a business network to update master data, match
invoices and distribute orders
• Be prepared: best content and best supply availability will win
The long tail is a long tale
• If every supplier would open up their catalogue in full (and provide everything in the catalogue that they offer) – there
would be no need for a long tail
19. What we are proposing
And what we can and want to discuss