Thiery Bourany, Purchasing Transformation Director, Nexans
Knut Olav Irgens Høeg - Head of Procurement Europe division, Circle K Europe / June 15, 2016
Customer Success: Procurement Transformation to
Create Efficiencies
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But seriously. How do we go from this…To this – fully enabled collaboration
SAP Ariba
solution
deployment in
Nexans
Thiery Bourany,
Purchasing Transformation Director,
Nexans
June15th, 2016
A worldwide leading expert
in the cable industry
Sales in 2015 of about
4.6 billion Euro (1)
Listed on
the NYSE Euronext Paris
Industrial presence
in 40 countries and
commercial activities
worldwide
26,000 local experts
(1) By origin, at constant metal prices.
(2) Global business group.
13%
North America
7%
South America
30%
Europe
14%
Asia-Pacific
18%
High Voltage (2)
8%
Middle East,
Russia, Africa
10%
Harnesses (2)
Serving
essential needs
Demographic growth, urbanization, industrialization in emerging markets, global trade, digitization and massively
increasing volumes of data exchange are all generating huge needs for energy, infrastructure, transport and buildings.
As a result, these factors are driving demand for energy and data cables in the four main markets we serve.
ENERGY RESOURCES
 On- and off-shore oil and gas
 Renewable energies:
On- and off-shore wind farms,
solar power
 Thermal and nuclear power plants
 Mining
TRANSPORT
 Aeronautical and spatial
 Automotive
 Shipbuilding
 Rolling stock and railway
networks
 Airports, railway stations and
ports
BUILDING
 Industrial, logistics,
tertiary and commercial buildings
 Collective buildings
 Housing
 Data centers
ENERGY
AND DATA INFRASTRUCTURE
 High-, medium- and low-voltage
submarine, underground and
overhead electricity transmission
and distribution networks
 Land-based and submarine
telecommunication networks, using
copper and optical fiber cables
Nexans
in everyday life
3 to 5 km
of cables
to equip a car
650 km
of cables in an
advanced
civil aircraft
1,500 km
of cables to equip
an oil platform
3,000 km
of cables to equip
a large cruise ship
The genesis of e-Procurement in Nexans
Nexans uses an E-procurement solution
since 2005 for indirect purchasing in
France
In 2011, SAP Ariba software was
selected as core system for
E-procurement
After 5 month of project
The SAP Ariba e-procurement solution is
live on June 2012 to replace the initial
solution in France and Germany
Main Benefits
Compliance on purchasing process and
better traceability
Savings better use of frame agreement
and catalogs (10%)
Rationalization of supplier panel
Efficiency and conformity of
purchasing invoice management
Nexans
e-Procurement
today
1000 users
over 25 sites
in France and Germany
25000 orders
per year
2500 vendors
of which 1000 on
the Ariba Network
70% Electronic
Invoices
with 200 suppliers
In the frame of the Group transformation,
the PACE 2017 project was launched in
June 2015 to improve Purchasing
Harmonization and
simplification of
purchasing processes,
policies and procedures
Speed-up Purchasing
modernization and
deployment of eTools
Creation of a
Purchasing Shared
Service (PSS)
Core model developed for S2P
processes to bring more
compliance and conformity
SAP Ariba solutions for
e-procurement
Ariba Collaborative Sourcing
New BI
Improvement of SAP
functionalities
Externalisation of low value-added
tasks as PR to PO process and
support of new tools and processes
SAP Ariba solutions are in
the heart of PACE 2017 project
E-procurement
Indirect purchasing
Catalogs
Compliance P2P
20 countries WW 4000 users
Collaborative
Sourcing
E-RFX, Auctions
Contracts
Supplier management
the whole
Purchasing community
150 users
PACE2017 – Planning Go-Live
(SAP Ariba solutions +PSS)
Challenges and difficulties
for the project
USERS
For the purchasers, adoption of
the e-sourcing tool
For the end-users, acceptance of
the project
- PR2PO process
- External PSS
and adoption of tools
- Catalogs
-’tool made for users
Amazon style’
SAP ARIBA
TOOLS
E-Procurement
- Screen ergonomy
- Catalog ergonomy
- Supplier compliance
- Speed
- Lack of preprod system
E-Sourcing
- Ergonomy
- Number of supplier/events
- SPM
Bugs on production
SR Reactivity
SUPPLIERS
Enablement of SAP Ariba
solutions
- Full / Light
- Fees
SAP Ariba solutions not really in
some countries
Creation of Catalogs : new work for
some small suppliers
To improve To monitor carefully Improvement already
Main benefits expected
Procurement Efficiency
by using catalogs and
ergonomy of system
Cost and Delay
Compliance
and control of spends
for end users.
Better conformity
of buying channels
Synergies within
Purchasing community
Best practices
on Contracts and RFx
Transparency and
monitoring of the whole
purchasing processes
Direct savings
on e-RFx and Auctions
Supplier panel
rationalization
Sharing panel of 48000
supplier database coming
from 15 ERPs
Thank you for
your attention
www.nexans.com
ALIMENTATION
COUCHE-TARD INC.
PROCUREMENT TRANSFORMATION TO
CREATE EFFICIENCIES
KNUT OLAV IRGENS HØEG
15.06.2016
15,000
locations
100,000
colleagues
20 countries
66 customer
meetings per
second
6,000,000
customers
every day
June 13, 2016
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WE HAD ALL THE RULES IN PLACE – BUT DID WE CREATE VALUE FOR THE BUSINESS?
Circle K Europe used to be a part of Oil-Giant Statoil
- We where very good on compliance – tons of manual forms that we could and did fill out
- We where very good on world class security standards for the Norgth Sea on our Hot-Dog
- We did all our procurement processes by the book
But in all this we did forgot to think about how we created value for our customers and owners
Circle K Europe needed to do a step-up on how we did think and act in our procurement
- Ensure that we actually did buy what was needed – not the Rolls Royce
- Ensure we did have the products that our customers wanted
- Ensure we had good requirements, but still that both we and suppliers could live with
- Be commercial in our thinking and negotiations with our vendors and at the same time enable
our suppliers to be better in their deliveries towards us
THEN IT WAS JUST TO START IMPLEMENTING, OR HOW SHOULD WE DO THIS?
We decided to go for a three step approach to ensure the right drive
1. Establish one common Procurement Organisation across all regions
- We needed to be one team driving together with the same goals for the organisation
- We needed to ensure synergies across markets and work the same way with the same suppliers –
not let them split between us
- Establish one common back office/support function for procurement
2. Ensure we had the right tools in place so our people could be efficient and we could get the
necessary control
- We decided to implement the Ariba Source to Pay suite as one comon solution
- Necessary to have everyone on the same platform to work efficient
- Made it much easier to share both information and knowledge
3. Bulid further knowledge in the team to enable further benefits with the platform
- Identify what GAP we have in the team to further develop how we work and how we can benefit
from the platform we have invested in
SO WHY DID WE SELECT SAP ARIBA AS OUR PLATFORM?
1. We needed to work efficiently across 8 markets
2. We needed to track supplier requirement and
monitor actual status vs contract
3. We needed to follow up the requirements we had put
on the suppliers (like certificates etc) actually was in
order
4. We needed to link contractual terms to payments
5. We needed to see the total overview of spend with
the suppliers and on the contracts in a consolidated
view
6. We needed to manage our POs and Invoices in an
efficient way
21
EFFICIENT SOURCING ACROSS 8 MARKETS AND ALL CATEGORIES
1. SFR have a complex business with diversified needs and high requirements
• Terminal operations with high explosion requirements
• Transport of fuel with pollution and traffic risks
• Fresh and food sales at stations with high food safety requirements
• Pumps and other equipment on stations that needs to work 24/7
• High requirement on IT solution across 2500 locations (many automated) that needs to
work 24/7
2. Different regulations in different markets challenge the possibility to
standardize
• Need to ensure that we are compliant in all markets
• Suppliers tries to split contracts and agree to make us pay a premium in some markets
• Enables us to involve people from all countries in the evaluation
22
NEED TO ENABLE END USERS TO MANAGE THEIR OWN PO AND INVOICES
1. The end users are the ones that know their needs the best
• Need to ensure that they also select the products they want – but inside frames
of what we can accept that they buy
• Invoices needs to be managed and approved by the people that actually
ordered – they know if this is correct or not
• No room for support organization to manage tasks that can be automated
2. Challenging to make end-users act differently
• People are lazy and want others to manage tasks on their behalf
• Important that the users understand the importance of them actually performing
this tasks
• Secure that mandate structures are followed and that we secure good control of
our cost base
23
ARIBA COVERED THE WIDEST SCOPE FOR PROCUREMENT
24
Key
deliverables
Business impact
1. Collaborative
Sourcing module
• Automated and
simplified processes
(e.g., suppliers register
themselves)
• Contract system and
Procure to Pay system
fully integrated
2/3. Contract
management tool
• 45% less time on
administration
4/5. Procure to pay
process and
workflow
• Reduction in manual
process steps of ~87%,
release FTEs in BC and
BU
1. Spend Visibility
module
• Automatic live KPI and
report generation and
better control
• 40% less time on
administration
Deliverables for Ariba implementation (S2P)
Covered by the project
SOURCING AND CONTRACT WAS A QUICK IMPLEMENTATION
Sourcing and Contracts up and running with full speed
• All contracts converted to SAP Ariba – but additional updates needed
• New Sourcing events made every week in SAP Ariba – Making us more professional
towards the market
• Continuous learning as we move along – have to learn to know one part at the time
Not yet started with Supplier Performance Management and Spend Visibility
• SPM implemented, but need to do one thing at the time
• SpendVis decided to wait until P2P was ready implemented
BUT SOME MORE STRUGGLE WITH P2P
Longer Journey to get the P2P in place
• Supplier Enablement takes longer time then expected
• SAP Ariba not that strong in Europe yet – but will be easier as more companies get on
Ariba Network
• We did spend to long time to end up on the final design
• We did not have the right people from the AP side in the beginning. They believed this was
a Procurement project and accepted everything without thinking – making us re-do
everything when they realized the issues
• Not all functionality that we required available in SAP Ariba
• We had higher expectations on what end-user should do then normal Ariba P2P set-up
• SAP Ariba has developed and are developing nearly all functionality that we have
requested, significantly improving the solution
• Working with SAP Ariba, the Invoice module is ready to manage European requirements
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Customer Success: Procurement Transformation to Create Efficiencies

  • 1.
    Thiery Bourany, PurchasingTransformation Director, Nexans Knut Olav Irgens Høeg - Head of Procurement Europe division, Circle K Europe / June 15, 2016 Customer Success: Procurement Transformation to Create Efficiencies Public
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    © 2016 SAPSE or an SAP affiliate company. All rights reserved. 2Public© 2016 SAP SE or an SAP affiliate company. All rights reserved. 2Public Procurement transformation to create efficiencies
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    © 2016 SAPSE or an SAP affiliate company. All rights reserved. 3Public But seriously. How do we go from this…To this – fully enabled collaboration
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    SAP Ariba solution deployment in Nexans ThieryBourany, Purchasing Transformation Director, Nexans June15th, 2016
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    A worldwide leadingexpert in the cable industry Sales in 2015 of about 4.6 billion Euro (1) Listed on the NYSE Euronext Paris Industrial presence in 40 countries and commercial activities worldwide 26,000 local experts (1) By origin, at constant metal prices. (2) Global business group. 13% North America 7% South America 30% Europe 14% Asia-Pacific 18% High Voltage (2) 8% Middle East, Russia, Africa 10% Harnesses (2)
  • 6.
    Serving essential needs Demographic growth,urbanization, industrialization in emerging markets, global trade, digitization and massively increasing volumes of data exchange are all generating huge needs for energy, infrastructure, transport and buildings. As a result, these factors are driving demand for energy and data cables in the four main markets we serve. ENERGY RESOURCES  On- and off-shore oil and gas  Renewable energies: On- and off-shore wind farms, solar power  Thermal and nuclear power plants  Mining TRANSPORT  Aeronautical and spatial  Automotive  Shipbuilding  Rolling stock and railway networks  Airports, railway stations and ports BUILDING  Industrial, logistics, tertiary and commercial buildings  Collective buildings  Housing  Data centers ENERGY AND DATA INFRASTRUCTURE  High-, medium- and low-voltage submarine, underground and overhead electricity transmission and distribution networks  Land-based and submarine telecommunication networks, using copper and optical fiber cables
  • 7.
    Nexans in everyday life 3 to 5 km ofcables to equip a car 650 km of cables in an advanced civil aircraft 1,500 km of cables to equip an oil platform 3,000 km of cables to equip a large cruise ship
  • 8.
    The genesis ofe-Procurement in Nexans Nexans uses an E-procurement solution since 2005 for indirect purchasing in France In 2011, SAP Ariba software was selected as core system for E-procurement After 5 month of project The SAP Ariba e-procurement solution is live on June 2012 to replace the initial solution in France and Germany Main Benefits Compliance on purchasing process and better traceability Savings better use of frame agreement and catalogs (10%) Rationalization of supplier panel Efficiency and conformity of purchasing invoice management
  • 9.
    Nexans e-Procurement today 1000 users over 25sites in France and Germany 25000 orders per year 2500 vendors of which 1000 on the Ariba Network 70% Electronic Invoices with 200 suppliers
  • 10.
    In the frameof the Group transformation, the PACE 2017 project was launched in June 2015 to improve Purchasing Harmonization and simplification of purchasing processes, policies and procedures Speed-up Purchasing modernization and deployment of eTools Creation of a Purchasing Shared Service (PSS) Core model developed for S2P processes to bring more compliance and conformity SAP Ariba solutions for e-procurement Ariba Collaborative Sourcing New BI Improvement of SAP functionalities Externalisation of low value-added tasks as PR to PO process and support of new tools and processes
  • 11.
    SAP Ariba solutionsare in the heart of PACE 2017 project E-procurement Indirect purchasing Catalogs Compliance P2P 20 countries WW 4000 users Collaborative Sourcing E-RFX, Auctions Contracts Supplier management the whole Purchasing community 150 users
  • 12.
    PACE2017 – PlanningGo-Live (SAP Ariba solutions +PSS)
  • 13.
    Challenges and difficulties forthe project USERS For the purchasers, adoption of the e-sourcing tool For the end-users, acceptance of the project - PR2PO process - External PSS and adoption of tools - Catalogs -’tool made for users Amazon style’ SAP ARIBA TOOLS E-Procurement - Screen ergonomy - Catalog ergonomy - Supplier compliance - Speed - Lack of preprod system E-Sourcing - Ergonomy - Number of supplier/events - SPM Bugs on production SR Reactivity SUPPLIERS Enablement of SAP Ariba solutions - Full / Light - Fees SAP Ariba solutions not really in some countries Creation of Catalogs : new work for some small suppliers To improve To monitor carefully Improvement already
  • 14.
    Main benefits expected ProcurementEfficiency by using catalogs and ergonomy of system Cost and Delay Compliance and control of spends for end users. Better conformity of buying channels Synergies within Purchasing community Best practices on Contracts and RFx Transparency and monitoring of the whole purchasing processes Direct savings on e-RFx and Auctions Supplier panel rationalization Sharing panel of 48000 supplier database coming from 15 ERPs
  • 15.
    Thank you for yourattention www.nexans.com
  • 16.
    ALIMENTATION COUCHE-TARD INC. PROCUREMENT TRANSFORMATIONTO CREATE EFFICIENCIES KNUT OLAV IRGENS HØEG 15.06.2016
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    WE HAD ALLTHE RULES IN PLACE – BUT DID WE CREATE VALUE FOR THE BUSINESS? Circle K Europe used to be a part of Oil-Giant Statoil - We where very good on compliance – tons of manual forms that we could and did fill out - We where very good on world class security standards for the Norgth Sea on our Hot-Dog - We did all our procurement processes by the book But in all this we did forgot to think about how we created value for our customers and owners Circle K Europe needed to do a step-up on how we did think and act in our procurement - Ensure that we actually did buy what was needed – not the Rolls Royce - Ensure we did have the products that our customers wanted - Ensure we had good requirements, but still that both we and suppliers could live with - Be commercial in our thinking and negotiations with our vendors and at the same time enable our suppliers to be better in their deliveries towards us
  • 20.
    THEN IT WASJUST TO START IMPLEMENTING, OR HOW SHOULD WE DO THIS? We decided to go for a three step approach to ensure the right drive 1. Establish one common Procurement Organisation across all regions - We needed to be one team driving together with the same goals for the organisation - We needed to ensure synergies across markets and work the same way with the same suppliers – not let them split between us - Establish one common back office/support function for procurement 2. Ensure we had the right tools in place so our people could be efficient and we could get the necessary control - We decided to implement the Ariba Source to Pay suite as one comon solution - Necessary to have everyone on the same platform to work efficient - Made it much easier to share both information and knowledge 3. Bulid further knowledge in the team to enable further benefits with the platform - Identify what GAP we have in the team to further develop how we work and how we can benefit from the platform we have invested in
  • 21.
    SO WHY DIDWE SELECT SAP ARIBA AS OUR PLATFORM? 1. We needed to work efficiently across 8 markets 2. We needed to track supplier requirement and monitor actual status vs contract 3. We needed to follow up the requirements we had put on the suppliers (like certificates etc) actually was in order 4. We needed to link contractual terms to payments 5. We needed to see the total overview of spend with the suppliers and on the contracts in a consolidated view 6. We needed to manage our POs and Invoices in an efficient way 21
  • 22.
    EFFICIENT SOURCING ACROSS8 MARKETS AND ALL CATEGORIES 1. SFR have a complex business with diversified needs and high requirements • Terminal operations with high explosion requirements • Transport of fuel with pollution and traffic risks • Fresh and food sales at stations with high food safety requirements • Pumps and other equipment on stations that needs to work 24/7 • High requirement on IT solution across 2500 locations (many automated) that needs to work 24/7 2. Different regulations in different markets challenge the possibility to standardize • Need to ensure that we are compliant in all markets • Suppliers tries to split contracts and agree to make us pay a premium in some markets • Enables us to involve people from all countries in the evaluation 22
  • 23.
    NEED TO ENABLEEND USERS TO MANAGE THEIR OWN PO AND INVOICES 1. The end users are the ones that know their needs the best • Need to ensure that they also select the products they want – but inside frames of what we can accept that they buy • Invoices needs to be managed and approved by the people that actually ordered – they know if this is correct or not • No room for support organization to manage tasks that can be automated 2. Challenging to make end-users act differently • People are lazy and want others to manage tasks on their behalf • Important that the users understand the importance of them actually performing this tasks • Secure that mandate structures are followed and that we secure good control of our cost base 23
  • 24.
    ARIBA COVERED THEWIDEST SCOPE FOR PROCUREMENT 24 Key deliverables Business impact 1. Collaborative Sourcing module • Automated and simplified processes (e.g., suppliers register themselves) • Contract system and Procure to Pay system fully integrated 2/3. Contract management tool • 45% less time on administration 4/5. Procure to pay process and workflow • Reduction in manual process steps of ~87%, release FTEs in BC and BU 1. Spend Visibility module • Automatic live KPI and report generation and better control • 40% less time on administration Deliverables for Ariba implementation (S2P) Covered by the project
  • 25.
    SOURCING AND CONTRACTWAS A QUICK IMPLEMENTATION Sourcing and Contracts up and running with full speed • All contracts converted to SAP Ariba – but additional updates needed • New Sourcing events made every week in SAP Ariba – Making us more professional towards the market • Continuous learning as we move along – have to learn to know one part at the time Not yet started with Supplier Performance Management and Spend Visibility • SPM implemented, but need to do one thing at the time • SpendVis decided to wait until P2P was ready implemented
  • 26.
    BUT SOME MORESTRUGGLE WITH P2P Longer Journey to get the P2P in place • Supplier Enablement takes longer time then expected • SAP Ariba not that strong in Europe yet – but will be easier as more companies get on Ariba Network • We did spend to long time to end up on the final design • We did not have the right people from the AP side in the beginning. They believed this was a Procurement project and accepted everything without thinking – making us re-do everything when they realized the issues • Not all functionality that we required available in SAP Ariba • We had higher expectations on what end-user should do then normal Ariba P2P set-up • SAP Ariba has developed and are developing nearly all functionality that we have requested, significantly improving the solution • Working with SAP Ariba, the Invoice module is ready to manage European requirements
  • 27.
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