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Carlsbad, CAOctober 17-20, 2016
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Online learning environment with multiple eLearning options: Cohort, Self-Paced and Custom Solutions
Modules with lessons, formative assessments, and NO final exam
Certification good for 5 years
Early enrollment options that can save you up to 25%
Certified Sourcing Executive program coming in 2017
Updated governance, risk and compliance program coming in 2017
Certified Sourcing Professional starting January 9th, 2016!
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PROCUREMENT ON THE MOVE
Innovations in Spend AnalysisA new way of looking at spend data is enabling new opportunities
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PROCUREMENT ON THE MOVEToday’s Speakers
Paul Blake – Technology Marketing, [email protected]
28 Years in the business technology industry
Previously project manager for B2B eCommerce projects in Europe, Middle East and Africa and Head of Development for business intelligence in the financial sector.
Ed Pyo – Senior Manager, [email protected]
Leading Supply Management initiatives over the past 20 years, Ed has directed a wide range of Procurement, Procure-to-Pay (P2P) and operational projects. With consulting, category management and operational procurement experience Ed has a unique perspective on implementing spend analysis
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PROCUREMENT ON THE MOVE
We combine innovative technology and end-to-end services
to drive realized savings to your bottom line.
Who We Are and What We Do
Procurement
Software
End-to-End ServicesProcurement
Strategy
Support Services
Procure-to-Pay
(P2P)
Category
ManagementSourcing
Faster timeto value
Increased visibilityand control
Reducedoperating costs
Improvedcompliance
Superior customerservice
Mexico City
Costa Rica
Princeton, NJ
Clark, NJSão Paulo
London Prague MumbaiHyderabad
ShanghaiSingapore Sydney
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PROCUREMENT ON THE MOVEWhat is spend analysis for?
• The aim of Spend Analysis is to provide intelligence:• Understanding of trends and patterns to support better
decision making
• Visibility of ongoing activity
• Through the provision of reports, charts, graphs etc…
• Distilling the raw material to extract “facts” “meaning” and “value”• The raw material is not always clean enough…
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PROCUREMENT ON THE MOVEUniversal visibility of…what, exactly?
• “Garbage In – Garbage Out” means• Spend Analysis must be more than reporting
• Data must be organized to permit the distilled extracts to be trusted
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PROCUREMENT ON THE MOVESpend Analysis in 4 steps:
Data Gathering
Bring together from multiple:• Sources• Formats• Languages• Currencies• Qualities
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PROCUREMENT ON THE MOVESpend Analysis in 4 steps:
Data Gathering
Bring together from multiple:• Sources• Formats• Languages• Currencies• Qualities
Data Normalisation
Create a common view
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PROCUREMENT ON THE MOVESpend Analysis in 4 steps:
Data Organisation
Categorization to a taxonomy that makes sense
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PROCUREMENT ON THE MOVESpend Analysis in 4 steps:
Data Organisation Visibility
Easy to understandCan be trusted
Categorization to a taxonomy that makes sense
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PROCUREMENT ON THE MOVEWhen you won’t need Spend Analysis
100% Accurate InputPerfect Master Data
Reports are 100% AccurateIntelligence can be trusted
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PROCUREMENT ON THE MOVEWhen you won’t need Spend Analysis
All spend through one systemCatalog-only purchasesNo maverick buyingApproved suppliers only
Purchases through system = total spend
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PROCUREMENT ON THE MOVEWhy you might need spend analysis
Stakeholders with different requirements
Complex systems landscape
Business units with freedom to operate:• Regionally• Politically• Strategically• Tactically
Non-Trivial Categorization
Group Taxonomy Regional Taxonomy
Sourcing Taxonomy
Human ErrorIncomplete Input
Unclear/Untrusted Output
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PROCUREMENT ON THE MOVEHow to use Spend AnalysisD
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This is all preparation… …for this
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PROCUREMENT ON THE MOVESpend Analysis – Mining for Opportunities
• First use - Opportunities for Savings• Cost Reduction
• Demand aggregation
• Supplier rationalization
• SKU Reduction
• Price Variance Correction
• First evolution – Opportunities for Value• Improved cycle times
• Greater contract utilisation
• Greater compliance
• Increased “Spend Under Management”
= “Achievable Savings”
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PROCUREMENT ON THE MOVE“Spend Under Management” to “Achievable Savings”
Increased spend under management
Possible savings
resulting from S.U.M.
Increased % of spend
compliant with
contracts
Savings possible through contract
compliance
Savings possible through strategic sourcing
Increased addressable
spend
Achievable Savings
ROI
Source: Aberdeen Group
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PROCUREMENT ON THE MOVESome examples from our clients
• Company with $2Bn Annual Spend. • In the first year produced > $80M savings
• Company with $5Bn Annual Spend.• Identified >200 strategic sourcing opportunities leading to new contracts
in six months
• Company with over $50Bn Annual Spend.• Data from > 300 sources• Organized to 5 taxonomies
Data Gathering
Data Normalization
Data Organization
Visibility Insight
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PROCUREMENT ON THE MOVEIncreasing “Spend Under Management”
Identify Opportunities
Run Sourcing Projects
Enable Results Through
Awarding Contracts
Deliver Results By Utilising Contracts
Analysis FrequencyData Refresh FrequencyOrganizational Cadence
Validation of Results
Contract = Savings/
The Update Frequency may be too low to help deliver savingsBy the time you can see the contract is under-utilised it may be too late
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PROCUREMENT ON THE MOVESpend Analysis – A New Approach
• The “Opportunity to Contract Cycle” is still critical• The benefits are real, the savings can be immense
• BUT, some novel ways to look at the data (and interpret the intel) are yielding great results• Three examples:
Project ImpactContract
ComplianceMaster Data Management
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PROCUREMENT ON THE MOVEMeasuring Project Impact
• Project activity is reflected in spend behaviour
• Purchasing patterns, supplier activity, unusual transactions• Can be detected and flagged through spend data
• Especially with a change in spend frequency
• There is a trade-off:• “Standard model” spend refresh for high accuracy and strategic
sourcing
• “Rapid refresh” for immediate visibility of behaviour
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PROCUREMENT ON THE MOVEPerformance Metrics – Merger and Acquisition
Total Transactions 3 MillionExclusions 750,000Supply Managed 2.3 MillionAcquired Company 290,000Primary Company 2 Million
Total Spend 24 BillionEXCLUSIONS 13 BillionSUPPLY MANAGED 11 BillionAcquired Company 1.35 BillionPrimary Company 9.15 Billion
Supplier Normalization Primary Acquired Total
Raw supplier count 670,000 96,000 766,000
Normalized supplier count 267,000 38,000 305,000
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PROCUREMENT ON THE MOVEPerformance Metrics – Merger and Acquisition
• Primary (Acquiring) Company: $8Bn Annual Spend, 2M Transactions
• Acquired Company: $1Bn Annual Spend, 350K Transactions
• Rapid Results:
• Merge historical spend data• Identify Opportunities (standard model spend analysis)• Identify immediate shared suppliers – leverage better contract terms• Assess tiered discount strategy – leverage new volumes• Immediate renegotiation where possible – low hanging fruit
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PROCUREMENT ON THE MOVEProject Impact – Up-to-date Intelligence
• Reports and Dashboards: traditionally historical• With centralized reports and analysis teams
• More up-to-date mode (near to “real time”) enables:• Reduced reporting cycle time
• Close to real-time performance tracking
• Active monitor or negotiated vs realized savings
• Value product for the C-Suite – even the CEO!
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PROCUREMENT ON THE MOVEImpact on Quality
• Spend analysis works better at higher accuracies – given
• Greater usage drives data accuracy
• Use of the “rapid refresh” near-real-time data improves usage
• All adds up to improved quality
• Real-time categorization feedback through the software drives systemic improvements in the AI!
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PROCUREMENT ON THE MOVESpend analysis as part of a unified platform
• Real-time categorization
• Rapid Refresh
• Purchase-to-Invoice
plus
• Invoice Reconciliation
All lead to:
Identification of spend categories suitable for No PO/no Pay
Identification of non-PO invoices and rapid reconciliation
Auto-PO creation and approval routing (post facto)
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PROCUREMENT ON THE MOVEContract Compliance
• When contract data and spend data meet…
…contract utilisation is revealed
• Add invoice price variance, order-to-deliver times and volume information…
…and you can reveal vendor compliance with the contract
• Utilisation + Compliance = Effective Contract = Achieved Savings
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PROCUREMENT ON THE MOVEMaster Data Management
• Potentially each system has it’s own vendor records
• Duplications are a near-certainty
• Multiple non-identical copies are commonplace
• Spend analysis provides the means to create a master set• Whilst still maintaining the original location-specific identities
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PROCUREMENT ON THE MOVEWhere does Spend Analysis go next?
• Increasing real-time data access• Increased real-time intelligence?
• More automated…• Data aggregation
• Normalization and categorization
• Opportunity identification
• Innovations are unpredictable• Too much automation may mean you miss what you
don’t know to look for
• Enhanced technology solutions will free up brains to drive value
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Ed Pyo – Senior Manager, [email protected]
GEP is a diverse, creative team of people passionate about procurement. We invest ourselves entirely in our client's success, creating strong collaborative relationships
that deliver extraordinary value year after year. We deliver practical, effective procurement services and procurement technology that enable procurement leaders to
maximize their impact on business operations, strategy and financial performance. Honored as Best Supplier at this year's EPIC Procurement Excellence Awards, GEP
regularly wins accolades as both a provider of a broad range of procurement services and innovative procurement technology. Among its recent distinctions, GEP has
been named Leader and Star Performer in Everest Group's Peak Matrix of Procurement Services Providers, Leader in NelsonHall's NEAT Matrix of Global Procurement
BPO Service Providers, Winner in the HfS Blueprint Report on Procurement Outsourcing Providers, as well as one of Spend Matters 50 Companies to Know and to the
Supply & Demand Chain Executive 100.
Clark, NJ-based GEP has 12 offices and operations centers in Europe, Asia and the Americas.
To learn more about our comprehensive range of consulting and outsourcing services, please visit www.gep.com. For more about
SMART by GEP, our cloud-native sourcing and procurement software platform, please visit www.smartbygep.com.
Access our free knowledge resources at http://www.gep.com/knowledge-bank
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Paul Blake – Technology Marketing, [email protected]