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Achieve Procure-to-Pay Excellence Customer Case Studies and Product Overview
Suresh Ramanathan, Senior Principal, SAP Procurement Solutions
Suzanne Miglucci, Senior Director, SAP Procurement Solution Marketing
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Globalization Sustainability Economic downturn
Focus on efficiency
Growing supplier
risk
Supply base becoming
more global
Need to manage risk
effectively and provide
insights
Importance of
governance
Increased pressure on
sustainability
objectives
New regional and
global regulations
Increased focus on
total cost
New approaches to
savings
Pressure to increase
spend visibility and
management
Global trends are driving change in procurement practices
Demand for rapid
productivity
Employees requiring
intuitive self-services
Focus on automated
and integrated
processes
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Our procurement portfolio Support for the end-to-end source-to-pay process
Spend
analytics
Supplier
management
Sourcing
Contract
management
Operational
procurement
Invoice
management
Across all categories and sources of spending:
direct, indirect, and services
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Procure-to-pay excellence yields significant outcomes
Impact on managed spend and savings
Best-practice adoption: average annual savings (direct)
Low High
5.6% 3.8%
+ 46%
Impact on maverick spending
Best-practice adoption: maverick spending 3.2% 5.2%
- 40%
Low High
Impact on overall procurement costs
Best-practice adoption: overall procurement costs
0.8% 1.0%
-20%
Low High
Impact on average days for requisition-to-PO process
Best-practice adoption: average days for requisition-to-
PO process
2.6
days
4.8
days
-47%
Low High
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Overview of the SAP Supplier Relationship Management
(SAP SRM) application
A streamlined
procure-to-pay process
delivers realized savings
and enforces enterprise-
wide compliance to policies
and contracts
Key benefits
Centralized sourcing
Online RFX and auctions
Management of complex services sourcing
Centralized contracts
Distribute contract usage to ERP systems
Track contract compliance
Supplier management
Flexible Web-based surveys and survey
cockpit
Supplier evaluation
Self-registration; self-service data
maintenance
Operational procurement
Easier-to-use self-service procurement
Electronic catalog management
Powerful workflows
Order responses, confirmation of delivery
of goods and services, invoicing, and
bidding
And more
Procurement analytics
Integration with multiple ERP systems
Public sector–specific enhancements
Solution highlights
Reduced procure-to-pay
process costs (50%) and cycle
time (50%)
Increased visibility and policy
compliance (30%–60% spend
under management increase)
Ability of leaders to double
average annual savings: all
amounts saved go directly to
the bottom line, and a reduction
in external spend has more
impact on net income than a
revenue increase
Price reduction from increased
contract compliance: 10%–20%
Price reduction from reduced
maverick spend: 30%–70%
Process efficiency through
procurement processes
reduces efforts (15%–30%) and
frees time for value activities
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SAP SRM 7.0 EHP1 with SAP ERP 6.0 EHP 5 What’s new?
Value proposition
Strengthening of the central purchasing hub: support orchestration of local and central procurement
E-procurement functionality of the SAP ERP application: pushing SAP SRM to all installed base customers of SAP ERP
Increased supplier collaboration: extend reach outside company boundaries
Highlights
Usage of central contract
also for services
Functional improvement in
the bidding engine
Embedded contract
analytics for central
contracts
Central purchasing hub
Highlights
Offline bidding via SAP
Interactive Forms software
by Adobe
Bid response processing
within supplier self-services
Enhanced supplier
registration, qualification,
and on-boarding
Supplier collaboration
Highlights
New shopping cart as part
of employee self-services
Additional scenarios for the
one-client deployment
Usage of SAP SRM without
a portal installation
Preconfigured scenarios for
customers of SAP Business
All-in-One
E-procurement in SAP ERP
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SAP SRM 7.0 EHP 2 and SAP ERP 6.0 EHP 6 What’s new?
Highlights
Sustainable catalog search
and shopping
Enhanced supplier and info
record masters
Sustainable supplier
evaluation and monitoring
Sustainable procurement
Highlights
Unknown account
assignment category
Improved integration with
SAP ERP for info record
and source list updates
Enhancements for public
and regulated industries
Unbundled service line
items
Catalog visibility in SAP
SRM – flat and hierarchical
views
Continuous procurement
innovation
Highlights
Quick quote (RFX) from
shopping cart
Shopping cart modifications
from sourcing
Improved sourcing
decisions with embedded
analytics
Enhanced bid comparison
Streamlined operational
sourcing
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SAP Cart Approval mobile app
Quick approval of needed products and equipment
can boost overall productivity. Designed with this
principle in mind, the SAP Cart Approval mobile
app can enable managers to process and approve
employee-ordered shopping carts in a timely
manner.
Key functions
Receive notification of pending
shopping carts for approval
View list of shopping carts to be
processed
View shopping cart and product
details
Approve or reject shopping carts and
process multiple carts
View requester and approver details
Specifications
Architecture Sybase Unwired
Platform
Dependencies SAP SRM 7.0 SP02+
Devices
Apple iPhone OS 4
RIM BlackBerry
Device OS 5.0 and 6.0
Supported Mode Online
Delivery Date October 31, 2011
Delivered by SAP
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SRM and procurement benchmarking Study scope
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Benchmarking results Move the needle to close the gap
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High-impact improvement strategies Prescriptive recommendations
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Examples of business transformation
Customer
Mill products – primary metals
Revenue: US$2.6 billion
Employees: 20,370
SAP solutions
SAP Supplier Relationship Management
Operational benefits
Key performance
indicator
Impact
Cost of goods and
services procured
-26%
Maintenance of legacy
systems
-50%
Employee productivity +25%
Customer
Mining
Revenue: US$4.7 billion
Employees: 8,000
SAP solutions
SAP Supplier Relationship Management and SAP ERP
Operational benefits
Key performance
indicator
Impact
Value delivered in
materials
and services spend
US$25 million
Paper invoices -40%
Invoice errors -25%
Manual POs -40%
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Business transformation study: examples
Customer
Life sciences – pharmaceuticals
Revenue: US$535 million
Employees: 3,300
SAP solutions
SAP Supplier Relationship Management
Operational benefits
Key performance
indicator
Impact
Consumable goods
inventory
-40%
Direct materials
purchased for production
-50%
Purchasing cycle time -30%
Material acquisition cost
savings due to catalogs
+8%
Customer
Banking
Revenue: US$15 billion
Employees: 7,700
SAP solutions
SAP Supplier Relationship Management and SAP ERP
Operational benefits
Key performance
indicator
Impact
Accuracy and traceability in
cost accounting
100%
Procurement card transaction
approval processing times
-90%
First year purchasing savings US$10 million
Percentage of staff
reassigned to strategic tasks
30%
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Business transformation study: examples
Customer
High tech
Revenue US$6 billion
Employees 34,500
SAP solutions
SAP Supplier Relationship Management
Operational benefits
Key
performance
indicator
Impact
Cost reduction US$250 million savings
over 5 years
Invoices per clerk +32%
Aging invoices -50%
Special request POs -20%
Supplier compliance +80%
Customer
Industrial machinery and components – heavy
engineering
Revenue US$100 million
Employees 12,000
SAP solutions
SAP Supplier Relationship Management and SAP ERP
Operational benefits
Key performance
indicator
Impact
Employee productivity +20%
Procurement cycle time -30%
Administrative costs and
efforts in procurement
Significantly reduced
Vendor satisfaction Significantly increased
Thank You!
Suresh Ramanathan
Senior Principal – Procurement Solutions
E-mail: [email protected]
Tel: +1 484-431-2990
Suzanne Miglucci
Senior Director – Procurement Solution
Marketing
E-mail: [email protected]
Tel: +1 919-522-5229
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