The document outlines 10 rules for a professional FM procurement approach. It discusses conducting an annual "as is" analysis of FM spend, determining the appropriate procurement strategy, analyzing FM supply chains, deciding whether to tender or invest in a business case, focusing on specifications and process costs, understanding supplier DNA, becoming the customer of choice, balancing cost, value and risk, managing suppliers, and using internal reporting dashboards. Diagrams and examples are provided to illustrate spend analysis, procurement maturity, opportunity mapping, supplier selection criteria, and key performance indicator reporting.
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10 Rules Professional FM Procurement
1. De 10 vuistregels
voor een professionele FM-inkoopaanpak
Dag van Facility Management, 26 maart 2015
manu.matthyssens@solvint.com
2. DE 10 VUISTREGELS
1. 1x per jaar scherpe ‘as is’ foto
2. Welke inkoopstrategie en waarom?
3. Analyseer de FM-dienstketens
4. Tenderen of investeren in business case?
5. Geheim zit in de specs en proceskosten
6. DNA van de leveranciers
7. Customer of choice
8. Kost, waarde en risico balans
9. Leveranciersmanagement
10. Interne reporting via dashboard
14. Hoe zijn de dienstketens exact opgebouwd? Zijn ze efficient?
15. Users
Subcontractor A
Subcontractor B
Subcontractor C
Subcontractor D
Subcontractor E
Subcontractor X
Cleaning
Technical
installations
Catering
Mailroom
Repro
Unilities
Security
Other
Subcontractors
1st tier
suppliers
Facility
Management
Facility
manager
Contract
manager
2nd line
employee
1st line
employee
Processes Organisation
Competences
Facility
Dashboard
Analyseer alle FM-dienstketens in detail
21. Welk type leverancier zoek je en waarom?
• xx
• xx
• xx
• xx
• xx
• xx
1
2
3
Business
strategie
Inkoop/FM
strategy
Leverancier
strategie
22. Generic Value Propositions
Operational
Excellence
Product
Leadership
Customer
Intimacy
low (total) price
emphasis on efficiency and
reliability
hassle-free service
standardized processes and
operations
management systems that
measure and monitor
transactions
focus on invention, creativity and
experimentation
willing to make ones own
products obsolete
loosely-knit organization based
on teams
management systems that are
results driven
a culture that encourages
innovation
organization built around the
customer rather than the market
emphasis on flexibility and
responsiveness
business structure that delegates
decision making to the field
culture that embraces specific
rather than general solutions
In a competive environment companies build on their competitive advantages to
protect of to expand their market position ! 3 generic value propositions can be
distinguished:
Source: “The discipline of Market Leaders”, Treacy and Wiersema
23. Analyseer ook de evoluerende FM-markt
Real Estate
Professional
Services
Soft FM
Services
Hard FM
Services
Construction
Hard FM
Technical Building
ServicesTotal Facility
Management
Procos
BAM Groep nv
Example
26. Krijg je de service en kwaliteit die je verwacht?
De performance van je FM-leveranciers
hangt vooral van je eigen keuzes en gedrag af!
27. Smart RFI: Slimme vragen stellen
Kandidaten (longlist)
Shortlist
Service range
Ervaring
Financieel/economisch
Locaties
Regionale sterkte
IT / communicatie
...
Resultaten
hangen van
communicatie
kwaliteit af
Voeg
paar prijstesten
toe
42. Hard Savings
Cost Avoidance
Avoid extra costs or
requested price
increases
(Price price increase - new negotiated
price) X yearly volume
Budget Cost
Saving
Difference betw een a
budget price and a
negotiated price
(Budget price - new negotiated price)
X yearly volume
2
1
3
M arket Cost
Saving
4
Rank
4
1
Price in comparison to
the market price.
(Average price of all quotations -
new negotiated price) X yearly
volume
HARDSAVINGS
Type
Specification
Change Saving
Savings as a result of
change in specifications
(Old material cost - New material cost)
X current yearly volume
Consumption
Reduction Saving
Savings as a result of
change in consumption
behaviour
(old volume - new volume volume) X
current price
Cost Saving
Difference betw een old
and new negotiated price
(Old price - New price) X
yearly volume
Metric Metric Definition Calculation
43. Soft Savings
Type Metric Rank Metric Definition Calculation
Inventory Cost
Saving
total cost reduction of
reduced inventory value
Old inventory value - new inventory
value
Added Value
Savings as a result of
created added value
Estimated added value
Savings as a result of
improvement in the
process costs
(Old ordering cost - new ordering cost
X nr. of purchasing orders
SOFTSAVINGS
Process Cost
Saving