1. A collaboration of:
Kevin Capitani
National Vice President, Utilities
SAP

2. 2013 Event Theme:
Designing the Modern Utility
Data Driven
Innovation
Customer
Centric
Operations
Next
Generation
Workforce
Evolving
to the
Cloud
Designing the Modern Utility…

3. Highlights of the Conference
100 Year Storm

4. • Usability
• Moving to the Cloud
• Mobility
• Customer Engagement
• HANA & Big Data
SAP is Listening to Our Customers

5. Partner Focus
32 Sponsors Supporting SAP for Utilities
Diamond
Platinum
Gold
Silver Sponsors

6. Todd Inlander
Vice President & Chief Information Officer

7. Slide 8
Welcome to Huntington Beach
Some fun facts about California
• It’s bigger than you probably think
o California is larger than eighty-five of the smallest nations in the world
o One out of every eight United States residents lives in California
o California is the first state to ever reach a trillion dollar economy in gross
state product
o If California 's economic size were measured by itself to other countries, it
would rank the 7th largest economy in the world
• Cool Californian Inventions
o Barbie Dolls, blue jeans, the boysenberry, the pill, white zinfandel wine, the
square tomato, natural soda, the computer "mouse," the wetsuit, theme
parks, and….
o The birth of the Internet was sparked from the campus of UCLA in 1969
when professor Leonard Kleinrock needed a way to communicate between
campuses
Trivia source: http://www.pashnittours.com/funfacts.html Huntington Beach pier photo source: http://www.publicdomainpictures.net/view-
image.php?image=2520

8. Southern California Edison Profile
SCE Service Territory
Safe, Reliable, Affordable Electricity
 One of nation’s largest investor-owned electric utilities
 16,515 employees
 Providing electricity for over 125 years
 50,000 square-mile service territory
 4.9 million customer accounts
 Serving 14 million people
 Fortune 500 ranking 212, total shareholder return 12.4%
 Revenues of $11.8 billion, assets of $44 billion

9. Slide 10
Major Technology Accomplishments
Major SAP implementation began in 2008
and completed in 2011. Modules Include:
 Finance Accounting
 Enterprise Asset Management
 Supply Chain Management
 Human Capital Management
 Analytics and Reporting
 Enterprise Resource Management
 Customer Management Software
 Governance, Risk & Compliance
 Project & Portfolio Management
Delivered Smart Connect vision by
deploying 5 million smart meters and
building infrastructure by 2012
New data center construction and buildout
Implementing major elements of a Smart
Grid Infrastructure
 PHASOR – Continuously making
improvements to our proprietary grid
network supporting our substation
expansion
 CRAS – Centralized Remedial Action
Schemes
 CMS – Consolidated Mobile Solution
 GIS – Geographic Information System
Continuously making improvements to our
proprietary grid network by extending
approximately 4,000 miles of SCE fiber
Completed an initial facelift of SCE.com early
in 2013 to begin our customer improvement
strategy
Safe, Reliable, Affordable Electricity

10. Slide 11
How SCE is Using SAP to Align to Industry Changes
 The Utility industry is facing change and affordability pressures and SCE is in
pursuit of operational excellence
 There is significant cost pressure as distributed generation costs decrease
 SCE is building system capabilities to meet changing regulations
 SCE is leveraging SAP for integration with acquisitions of new entities
 SCE will be leveraging SAP to electronically transmit inventory and demand forecast information to
vendors as part of an integrated Vendor Managed Inventory (VMI) solution
 We have embarked on a simplification and standardization effort leveraging
SAP out-of-the-box functionality
 Standardizing resource and capacity planning
 Re-evaluating asset visibility and accounting for Labor, Materials, Contract, & Other (LMCO)
 Expanded use of our available SAP functionality
 Standardizing integration with commercial off the shelf (COTS) tools & applications
Safe, Reliable, Affordable Electricity

11. Slide 12
 SCE enabled sophisticated Procure to Pay (P2P) models using SAP
solutions
 This created a level of maturity between SCE and its major vendors not just for sourcing,
purchasing (PO), invoicing and payment, but also pre-PO work accounting for 2.5 billion of
annual SCE spend resulting in significant savings annually
 Now with Ariba on our road map we are targeting P2P maturity across the entire 4.5 billion
annual SCE spend.
 With Ariba being a networked service across multiple industries, we are looking to co-innovate
with Ariba on some of the solutions we have in place for pre-Purchase Order work which would
provide benefits to SCE and other companies using Ariba, regardless of industry
 Enhanced reporting capabilities improve business agility
 SCE enabled SAP’s HANA in-memory technology to address requirements for large data
volume and faster performance for analytics and reporting
 SCE is leveraging the suite of Business Objects tools to provide capabilities for data exploration,
analytics and visualization, enabling timely insights for business decision making
How SCE is Using SAP to Align to Industry Changes
Safe, Reliable, Affordable Electricity

12. Southern California Edison Participants
Monday, September 16
10:15am-11:00am EAM Integration and Automation
Al Ledesma, Manager, Project Portfolio Process Integration – Information Technology
Jill Carlisle, Facilities Planning, Architecture & Construction – Corporate Real Estate
Tuesday, September 17
7:00am-8:15am SAP HANA Experiences at Southern California Edison - BW HANA and Standalone HANA
Ron Grabyan, Manager, Data Warehousing Services – Information Technology
11:45am-12:30pm How to Analyze Your SAP Data and Optimize Your Workforce
Joseph Conti, Senior Project Manager, Distribution Field Program Rate Challenge – Transmission & Distribution
- 40 Attendees representing Southern California Edison
Safe, Reliable, Affordable Electricity

13. Tuesday, September 17, 5:00PM – 6:00PM on Huntington Beach
 Take the bridge from the Hyatt to the beach
Charities:
 The Energy Assistance Fund (EAF) is Southern California Edison's (SCE) only non-profit
organization and direct payment assistance program
 No home should ever have to go without electricity
o Since 1982, more than 200,000 income-qualified customers have received utility bill
payment assistance through EAF
 The Neighbor to Neighbor fund, San Diego Gas & Electric’s (SDG&E) charity
organization, helps those facing financial hardship like unexpected job loss or illness with
assistance in paying their utility bill
 Since 1983, the program has given nearly $1 million to thousands of customers who
struggle to make ends meet
Representatives from both charities will be accepting donations throughout the conference
Kite Extravaganza Charity Fundraiser

14. A collaboration of:
Todd Inlander
Southern California Edison Company
TODD.INLANDER@SCE.COM

15. © 2012 SAP AG. All rights reserved. 17Public
A collaboration of:
Kevin Capitani
National Vice President, Utilities
SAP

16. © 2012 SAP AG. All rights reserved. 21Public
SAP Best-Run Utility Award 2013 Recipients
US Projects of the Year
Canada Project of the Year
Top Innovator – Technology
Top Innovator – Mobility
Utility of the Year

17. In Closing
I challenge everyone to “Design their Modern Utility”
We, at SAP are Committed to your Success
Thank You and Enjoy the Conference!