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Concept to Control How Berkshire Bank built an e- procurement machine that put their savings initiatives into overdrive

How to build an E-procurement Machine - Concept to-control

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Concept to ControlHow Berkshire Bank built an e-procurement machine that

put their savings initiatives into overdrive

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Today’s Session

CONCEPT PLAN ADOPTIMPLEMENT

TIME

IMPA

CT

CONTROL

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Who We Are

Dee HarnishPurchasing

Rob BernshteynCEO

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About Us

Leader in Cloud Spend Management enterprise applications

Empowering organizations to: Spend Less: Reduce maverick spending by ~33%

Pay Less: Lower average order costs by ~25%

Reduce Cycle Time: Reduce time to get goods by ~30%

Reduce Operating Costs: Reduce time spent on purchasing / auditing by ~20%

Improve Spend Predictability: Increase spend under management by ~20%

Total Customers: 160+ around the world

Platform Spend: Billions of Dollars with over 35,000 suppliers

Pure Cloud Platform: 99.999% uptime

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$2.7 billion in assets

Integrated insurance and wealth management ($650 million AUM)

New England asset based lending group

Largest local regional bank

46 Financial Centers in Western MA, Eastern NY, and Southern VT

A leader in philanthropy and community involvement and leadership by providing over $12 million in funding

Committed to the RIGHT core values: Respect, Integrity, Guts, Having Fun and Teamwork

Constantly developing fresh new approaches to our customer service experience

About Us

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Concept

To increase procurement efficiency and spend

control.

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Develop the Concept

Efficiency & Control

Accessible• 41 branches• Consistent process,

suppliers

Innovative• Easy to implement and

maintain• Would be adopted by

users

Automated• Eliminate manual

processing• Ensure proper review,

approval

Accurate• Real-time data• Immediate action• Compliance and audit

tracking

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Roundtable Discussion – Conceptualize the Goal

What ideas and concepts are you considering

achieve efficiency and control?

What challenges have you faced in developing

your concept? How are you working around these challenges to get your concept off

the ground?

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Plan

Make your concept a reality.

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Putting A Plan in Place

Get stakeholders involved, they will be more accepting of change and will help make it happen

Start a steering committee Include stakeholders from all areas

Branch Managers

IT

Facilities

LegalCommerci

alLending

Operations

Insurance

AP Marketing HRComplianc

e

Steering Committee

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Putting A Plan in Place

Understand user needs and identify requirements Vendor and contract management Policies and procedures Compliance and auditing Reporting and budgeting

Collaborate with end users What is working with the existing process? What isn’t? How do they use

process / solution in day-to-day job? Prioritize feedback based on impact

Aggregate and identify trends Pick out a subset of things to tackle – doing it all is impossible and

unnecessary

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Putting A Plan in Place

Conduct a vendor due diligence Submit an RFP, get a demo

Create a “short list” Trial solution, test and push boundaries Let end users have a go

Select the vendor that meets your requirements

e-procurement “lite”Basic P2P functionality

On-demand

enterprise e-procurementAdvanced features, complex capabilities

On-premise

Coupa Cloud Spend Management

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Roundtable Discussion – The Plan

How are you making your concepts a reality?

What part of the planning process is most

challenging? How are you engaging stakeholders in the planning process?

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Implement

Turn your plan into real action.

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Innovation Fuels Accelerated Implementation

Implementation taking months – not years like an on-premise solution

Phased roll-out to 41 locations

Phase 1Phase 1 Phase 2

Phase 2

Phase 3

Phase 4

Phase 4

• Requisitioning• PO Generation• Invoicing• Reporting

• Contract Management• Vendor

Management• Receiving• Budgeting

• Asset Management• Supplier

Punchout

• Travel & Expense Reporting

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Why the “cloud”

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Innovation in the Cloud

Traditional Dev Model1.Lengthy Independent Upgrades

Cloud Dev Model1.Quick and Simple Upgrades

VS

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Innovation in the Cloud

Traditional Dev Model

1.Lengthy Independent Upgrades

2.Difficult Independent Implementations

Cloud Dev Model

1.Quick and Simple Upgrades

2.Rapid Implementation

VS

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Innovation in the Cloud

Traditional Dev Model

1.Lengthy Independent Upgrades

2.Difficult Independent Implementations

3.Multiple Code Bases

Cloud Dev Model1.Quick and Simple Upgrades

2.Rapid Implementation

3.One Optimized Code Base

VS Cloud Platform

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Innovation in the Cloud

Traditional Dev Model

1.Lengthy Independent Upgrades

2.Difficult Independent Implementations

3.Multiple Code Bases

Non-viable long-term business model

Cloud Dev Model1.Quick and Simple Upgrades

2.Rapid Implementation

3.One Optimized Code Base

Sustainable Business Model

VS Cloud Platform

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The Cloud is the Most Cost Effective

Year 1 Year 2 Year 3

• Implementation

• Hardware• Database /

Middleware

• Software Fees

• Subscription

• Implementat

ion• Hardware• Database /

Middleware

• Software Fee• Subscription

• Subscription

• Implementat

ion• Hardware• Database /

Middleware

• Software Fee

• IT Support• Maintenance• Professional

Services

• Subscription

• Subscription

• Subscription

• IT Support• Maintenance• Professional

Services

• IT Support• Maintenance• Upgrade

• Professional Services

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Roundtable Discussion - Implementation

How quickly can change happen at your organization?

What are the typical bottle necks

encountered?How do you work around those to get things done?

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Adoption

You can’t control what is not visible.

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Users Drive Spend Visibility & Control

If it’s not in the system, it’s not controllable

Drive user adoption Make it easier than any alternative

Include stakeholders in planning to develop buy in

Continuously train and educate

Champion change, lead by example

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Roundtable Discussion - Adoption

Do you know how much of your spend is under

management?

How do you drive users to adopt processes and

systems? What are some of the ways you have

championed change in your organization?

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Control

Manage spend with real-time data and action.

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Gain Spend Visibility and Control

100% of indirect spend – purchasing and expenses – visible and under control

Infrastructure to manage, report and control spend

Reduce admin burden through automation / integration with AP / GL systems

Historical audit trails to standardize and enhance policies

Greater negotiation power and adherence to preferred vendor contracts

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An Action Plan for Savings Increase control over company spending Review and approve immediately via email Enable strategic purchasing initiative to lower costs Make the shift from damage control to spend control Control maverick Spending Save 5% - 20% on every dollar under management in

the system Spend 25% less on total purchasing activities

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Roundtable Discussion – Spend Control

How do you get spend information?

What enables you to take action to stop waste?

How are you delivering savings to your organization?

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Your Ideas CAN Become a Reality!

CONCEPT PLAN ADOPTIMPLEMENT

TIME

IMPA

CT

CONTROL