Greg Tennyson Chief Procurement Officer Dave Stephens Co-founder & Chief Evangelist
Welcome to “The Cost Cutting Conundrum” Moderator: Jason Hekl, VP Marketing, Coupa Today’s presentation ~45 minutes Q&A at the end of session Feel free to submit your questions throughout today’s presentation We will also have a couple of polls  Any unanswered questions will be responded to via email after today’s session
It’s nasty out there!
It’s nasty out there! Do not fear the winds of adversity. Remember: A kite rises against the wind rather than with it. - English proverb
Not that there aren’t challenges… My budget and headcount have been  slashed !
Not that there aren’t challenges… I can’t believe  they  raised  my savings   targets!
Not that there aren’t challenges… Six  months?!?  How am I going to reach that budget level in 6 months
Not that there aren’t challenges… How hard can I really push my suppliers?  What’s our  risk ?
“ A smooth sea never made a skilled mariner” Not that there aren’t challenges… My budget and headcount have been  slashed ! I can’t believe  they  raised  my savings   targets! Six  months?!?  How am I going to reach that budget level in 6 months How hard can I really push my suppliers?  What’s our  risk ?
The Cost Cutting Conundrum …and what Procurement can do about it. Greg Tennyson Chief Procurement Officer Salesforce.com 25 plus years of progressive sourcing/commodity management and commercial contracts  Subject matter expert around the use of eBusiness/ERP applications and process optimization in driving operational excellence Bachelor's degree and M.S. from St. Mary’s College, Moraga CA  Professional certification credentials National Contract Management Association (Certified Professional Contracts Manager) and Institute of Supply Management (Certified Purchasing Manager) Dave Stephens Co-founder & Chief Evangelist Coupa Software 12 plus years helping organizations cut costs through e-procurement Co-founded Coupa to bring the first SaaS e-procurement solution to market dedicated to small and midsized businesses Built and led the development of Oracle’s Procurement Applications Introduced Oracle’s first Apache and Java-based applications and delivered Oracle’s first multi-tenant SaaS offering Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering from UC Berkeley
BUSINESS VALUE AND DRIVERS Business Reasons for undertaking the project
Business Drivers & Value   Finance manually accounts for open PO expenses R2P process exists within separate silos without regard to up/downstream impacts Buyer role resides within the line of business  Oracle PO module does not allow content to be hosted or punchouts to be enabled AP prompts the business to receive Oracle AP provides for a single tolerance PO is printed, signed and sent to the supplier Managers have to log into Oracle to approve ✔   Improves PO accrual process ✔   Adopt best-in-class R2P process ✔   Enhances SOX practices by redefining segregation of responsibilities ✔   Provides for punchouts and catalog content, which drives on-contract spending ✔   Reduces the R2P transaction expense by automating process steps ✔   More advanced GUI and user friendly than the Oracle screens
Considerations   Adopt self-service model Represents cultural shift Revised segregation of duties Budget accountability Adopt organizational hierarchical approvals Today approvals follow reference table resulting in manual maintenance Proposing organizational hierarchical approvals based on Workday feed Move to a SSC model Bifurcate, aggregate roles/responsibilities Incorporate Purchasing Policy into Coupa’s Buying Policy Enhanced governance Ease of use Sarbanes-Oxley Revised segregation of duties Adoption of BIC practices
Requisition-to-Pay Process Flows Future State
Purchase Requisition to Purchase Order Process  PRs auto generated based on content Non-catalog PRs routed to Buyer for action Provides mechanism to route PRs based on org hierarchy POs sent via email or fax to supplier
Invoice to Payment Provides for electronic invoice as well as supplier invoicing online against the PO Automates the receipt process Reduces invoice/receipt transaction expense
SCOPE AND ARCHITECTURE What is involved to achieve business value
Phased Rollout Scope  February 2, 2009 July 1, 2009 August 1, 2009 TBD Phase 1 Americas 223 US buyers and approvers Minimum 1 automated integration for go live:  Invoices Additional 5 integrations:  Suppliers, GL Accts, PO Hierarchy, Users, Fx Rates Release plan will reflect rolling scope of integrations Phase 2 Global Buyers & Approvers Additional Fx integration and localization as required Future Self-Service & BI Integration Potential Workday Users & Hierarchy integration to support SS Potential integrations to data warehouse for analytical reporting Pilot IT commodity only No integrations, manual configuration in Coupa
Technical Architecture Overview diagram
The Road Ahead Coupa technology roadmap e Sourcing Business Intelligence Aligning procurement with the Business Doing more with less
www.coupa.com
Next Steps
Build a Solid “Home” for Procurement! Salesforce.com is aggressively establishing a solid “home” for procurement. How about you? Is your procurement infrastructure sound enough to sustain multi-year cost reduction efforts? Do you know what your company is spending on non-payroll If you negotiated great prices from your top 10 suppliers, are you confident that employees would consistently use them? Have you eliminated negative spending surprises that eat away at your bottom line? Homegrown and paper-based On-premise and antiquated Solid, on-demand foundation
Seek Continuous Improvement Tools & Systems People & Processes A Field of Opportunities Discover your true non payroll spending Estimate what % of purchases are pre-approved Prioritize process areas to streamline Prioritize spend categories to control Evaluate your internal tools Just Beginning? Here’s What You Can Do Today! Content adapted from Coupa Proprietary Insight and Aberdeen Group “The CPO’s Agenda for 2008” SWAT team on procurement process Adopt S2S automation solution START! Spend analysis Automate invoice and payment txns Boost supplier accuracy thru self-service Expand supplier enablement programs Set S2S Standards Measure and capture savings Develop pipeline of categories to tackle Category-specific executive sponsor Measure savings  as implemented Maximize collaboration with business Then Start Sustainable Cost Reduction Efforts KPI %Selected Identified cost reduction savings 72% % of total spend under management 64% Cost avoidance 58% Implemented / realized cost reduction savings 55% Procurement ROI (savings / operating costs) 52% % of suppliers – 80% of spend 51% Supplier performance (price, delivery, quality, service, etc.) 49% Procurement spend as % of revenue dollars 46% Requisition, PO or invoice transaction volume 34% Procurement spend per procurement employee 33%
Measure Success 5-Ways Reduce cycle time by ~30% Best in class procurement groups achieve 75% lower requisition-to-order cycle times (Aberdeen) Reduce costs spent on purchasing by ~20% World-class procurement organizations spend about 23% less on labor, outsourcing, and related costs  (The Hackett Group) Lower average order costs from by ~50% Best in class procurement groups achieve up to 20% cost savings for each new dollar of spend brought under management (Aberdeen) Reduce maverick spending by ~33% Best in class procurement groups experience 31% lower “maverick” (off-contract) spend (Aberdeen) Increase spend under management by ~20% Best in class procurement groups place 88% of their spend under management – twice the average (Aberdeen) Improve Spend  Predictability Reduce Operating Costs Reduce Cycle Time Pay Less Spend Less
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Get on the Coupa Bus! Group Tour of Coupa e-Procurement Thursday, March 5 th 11AM PT / 2PM ET www.coupa.com Tel +1.650.585.6306

Cost Cutting Conundrum Final

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    Greg Tennyson ChiefProcurement Officer Dave Stephens Co-founder & Chief Evangelist
  • 2.
    Welcome to “TheCost Cutting Conundrum” Moderator: Jason Hekl, VP Marketing, Coupa Today’s presentation ~45 minutes Q&A at the end of session Feel free to submit your questions throughout today’s presentation We will also have a couple of polls Any unanswered questions will be responded to via email after today’s session
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    It’s nasty outthere! Do not fear the winds of adversity. Remember: A kite rises against the wind rather than with it. - English proverb
  • 5.
    Not that therearen’t challenges… My budget and headcount have been slashed !
  • 6.
    Not that therearen’t challenges… I can’t believe they raised my savings targets!
  • 7.
    Not that therearen’t challenges… Six months?!? How am I going to reach that budget level in 6 months
  • 8.
    Not that therearen’t challenges… How hard can I really push my suppliers? What’s our risk ?
  • 9.
    “ A smoothsea never made a skilled mariner” Not that there aren’t challenges… My budget and headcount have been slashed ! I can’t believe they raised my savings targets! Six months?!? How am I going to reach that budget level in 6 months How hard can I really push my suppliers? What’s our risk ?
  • 10.
    The Cost CuttingConundrum …and what Procurement can do about it. Greg Tennyson Chief Procurement Officer Salesforce.com 25 plus years of progressive sourcing/commodity management and commercial contracts Subject matter expert around the use of eBusiness/ERP applications and process optimization in driving operational excellence Bachelor's degree and M.S. from St. Mary’s College, Moraga CA Professional certification credentials National Contract Management Association (Certified Professional Contracts Manager) and Institute of Supply Management (Certified Purchasing Manager) Dave Stephens Co-founder & Chief Evangelist Coupa Software 12 plus years helping organizations cut costs through e-procurement Co-founded Coupa to bring the first SaaS e-procurement solution to market dedicated to small and midsized businesses Built and led the development of Oracle’s Procurement Applications Introduced Oracle’s first Apache and Java-based applications and delivered Oracle’s first multi-tenant SaaS offering Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering from UC Berkeley
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    BUSINESS VALUE ANDDRIVERS Business Reasons for undertaking the project
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    Business Drivers &Value Finance manually accounts for open PO expenses R2P process exists within separate silos without regard to up/downstream impacts Buyer role resides within the line of business Oracle PO module does not allow content to be hosted or punchouts to be enabled AP prompts the business to receive Oracle AP provides for a single tolerance PO is printed, signed and sent to the supplier Managers have to log into Oracle to approve ✔ Improves PO accrual process ✔ Adopt best-in-class R2P process ✔ Enhances SOX practices by redefining segregation of responsibilities ✔ Provides for punchouts and catalog content, which drives on-contract spending ✔ Reduces the R2P transaction expense by automating process steps ✔ More advanced GUI and user friendly than the Oracle screens
  • 13.
    Considerations Adopt self-service model Represents cultural shift Revised segregation of duties Budget accountability Adopt organizational hierarchical approvals Today approvals follow reference table resulting in manual maintenance Proposing organizational hierarchical approvals based on Workday feed Move to a SSC model Bifurcate, aggregate roles/responsibilities Incorporate Purchasing Policy into Coupa’s Buying Policy Enhanced governance Ease of use Sarbanes-Oxley Revised segregation of duties Adoption of BIC practices
  • 14.
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    Purchase Requisition toPurchase Order Process PRs auto generated based on content Non-catalog PRs routed to Buyer for action Provides mechanism to route PRs based on org hierarchy POs sent via email or fax to supplier
  • 16.
    Invoice to PaymentProvides for electronic invoice as well as supplier invoicing online against the PO Automates the receipt process Reduces invoice/receipt transaction expense
  • 17.
    SCOPE AND ARCHITECTUREWhat is involved to achieve business value
  • 18.
    Phased Rollout Scope February 2, 2009 July 1, 2009 August 1, 2009 TBD Phase 1 Americas 223 US buyers and approvers Minimum 1 automated integration for go live: Invoices Additional 5 integrations: Suppliers, GL Accts, PO Hierarchy, Users, Fx Rates Release plan will reflect rolling scope of integrations Phase 2 Global Buyers & Approvers Additional Fx integration and localization as required Future Self-Service & BI Integration Potential Workday Users & Hierarchy integration to support SS Potential integrations to data warehouse for analytical reporting Pilot IT commodity only No integrations, manual configuration in Coupa
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    The Road AheadCoupa technology roadmap e Sourcing Business Intelligence Aligning procurement with the Business Doing more with less
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    Build a Solid“Home” for Procurement! Salesforce.com is aggressively establishing a solid “home” for procurement. How about you? Is your procurement infrastructure sound enough to sustain multi-year cost reduction efforts? Do you know what your company is spending on non-payroll If you negotiated great prices from your top 10 suppliers, are you confident that employees would consistently use them? Have you eliminated negative spending surprises that eat away at your bottom line? Homegrown and paper-based On-premise and antiquated Solid, on-demand foundation
  • 24.
    Seek Continuous ImprovementTools & Systems People & Processes A Field of Opportunities Discover your true non payroll spending Estimate what % of purchases are pre-approved Prioritize process areas to streamline Prioritize spend categories to control Evaluate your internal tools Just Beginning? Here’s What You Can Do Today! Content adapted from Coupa Proprietary Insight and Aberdeen Group “The CPO’s Agenda for 2008” SWAT team on procurement process Adopt S2S automation solution START! Spend analysis Automate invoice and payment txns Boost supplier accuracy thru self-service Expand supplier enablement programs Set S2S Standards Measure and capture savings Develop pipeline of categories to tackle Category-specific executive sponsor Measure savings as implemented Maximize collaboration with business Then Start Sustainable Cost Reduction Efforts KPI %Selected Identified cost reduction savings 72% % of total spend under management 64% Cost avoidance 58% Implemented / realized cost reduction savings 55% Procurement ROI (savings / operating costs) 52% % of suppliers – 80% of spend 51% Supplier performance (price, delivery, quality, service, etc.) 49% Procurement spend as % of revenue dollars 46% Requisition, PO or invoice transaction volume 34% Procurement spend per procurement employee 33%
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    Measure Success 5-WaysReduce cycle time by ~30% Best in class procurement groups achieve 75% lower requisition-to-order cycle times (Aberdeen) Reduce costs spent on purchasing by ~20% World-class procurement organizations spend about 23% less on labor, outsourcing, and related costs (The Hackett Group) Lower average order costs from by ~50% Best in class procurement groups achieve up to 20% cost savings for each new dollar of spend brought under management (Aberdeen) Reduce maverick spending by ~33% Best in class procurement groups experience 31% lower “maverick” (off-contract) spend (Aberdeen) Increase spend under management by ~20% Best in class procurement groups place 88% of their spend under management – twice the average (Aberdeen) Improve Spend Predictability Reduce Operating Costs Reduce Cycle Time Pay Less Spend Less
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    Get on theCoupa Bus! Group Tour of Coupa e-Procurement Thursday, March 5 th 11AM PT / 2PM ET www.coupa.com Tel +1.650.585.6306