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High Tech SummitSan Jose, CA
October 25th, 2007
Herbert BrecheisVice President
SCM Processes & Tools
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Facts about ABB
Headquarters: Zurich, Switzerland
About 111,000 employees in around 100 countries
Orders in 2006: $28.4 billion
Revenues in 2006: $24.4 billion
Listed on Stockholm, Swiss & New York exchanges; traded on virt-x
A leading power and automation technology company with strong market positions in its core businesses
Core business organized into 5 divisions; Power Products, Power Systems, Automation Products, Process Automation, and Robotics
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What we offer
Robots, peripheral devices and modular manufacturing solutions for industry
Process Automation
Sales: $5.4 billion
Control systems and application-specific automation solutions for process industries
Substations, FACTS, HVDC, HVDC Light, power plant & network automation
Power Systems
Sales: $4.5 billion
Robotics
Sales: $1.3 billion
Transformers, high- and medium-voltage switchgear, breakers,automation relays
Power Products
Sales: $7.4 billion
Automation Products
Sales: $6.8 billion
Low-voltage products, drives, motors, power electronics, and instrumentation
Market-leading positions in most key product areas Integrated solutions for grid reliability, productivity and energy efficiency Robust global value chain to serve established and emerging markets Extensive global network of value-added channel partners
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Completion of spend transparency: >95% of all external spend visible ‘on-line’
Enhance ABB external supply base leverage
Ensure achievement of aggressive cost savings
Grow external LCC sourcing, balancing service and quality
Improve supplier quality to reduce COPQ
Drive SCM transformation of processes, competencies and capabilities, develop to ‘next level’ industry-best for excellence in procurement
Continue deployment of user-friendly tools and processes
2007 SCM Objectives
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Spend Transparency(eSMART)
SCM applications support Sourcing and ProcurementeProcurement (Catalog Buyer)
SegmentCommodities
IdentifyLeverage
Analyze SupplyMarket
Build Strategy
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TargetSupply Base
SourcingDirect /Indirect
NegotiateContract
ImplementContract
ManageContent
Supplier Collaboration (ASCC)
eSourcing(eRFx)
ContractManagement
Procurement
InPortfolio Approval
ManageInvoice
PurchaseRequisitioning ApprovalGoods Receipt
POManagement
AP
8Master Data Management
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SCM Business Process Map (SCM CORE)
Macro Process(BPD)
Manage User &Organisation
ManageMaterial Master
(MDM-02)
Manage User &
Authorization(UO-01)
ManageGlobal Codes
(MDM-01)
Manage Documents(MDM-07)
ManageCatalogs(MDM-04)
MaintainOrganisational
Structure(UO-02)
CreateContract(CM-02)
ManageContracts
InitiateContract(CM-01)
DistributeContract(CM-03)
UtilizeContract(CM-04)
ContractApproval(AP-01)
PurchaseRequisition
Approval(AP-02)
Purchase OrderApproval(AP-03)
RejectionDelegation Escalation
(AP-04)
ManageRequisition
Create PRautomatically
(PR-01)
ManageApproval
Create PRmanually(PR-02)
ManageRfx & Auction
Execute Rfx(RFX-02)
Execute Auction(RFX-03)
Create Rfx(RFX-01)
Budget Control(PR-03)
ManageMaterial
Master Data
ManageService Master
(MDM-03)
Awarding(RFX-04)
Manage InfoRecord
T & C(MDM-06)
ManageSupplier
Master Data
ManageSupplier Master
(MDM-05)
ManageSource List(MDM-08)
ManageQuota
Arrangement(MDM-09)
ManageSupplier
qualification(MDM-10)
ManageInvoice
ReceiveGood/Service
CreateService Entry
(GS-02)
Reverse Receipt(GS-04)
ApproveGR/SE(GS-03)
CreateGood Receipt
(GS-01)
Match by PO & Invoice
2-way(MI-02)
Match by PO & GR &
Invoice3-way(MI-03)
Match byInvoice1-way(MI-01)
Manage Reminder
CreateReminder for
PO Confirmation(RM-01)
CreateReminder
for Shipment Advice
(RM-02)
Financial Instruments
Performance guaranty
(FI-01)
Hedging foreign currency
(FI-02)
Down payment(FI-03)
ManagePO
CreatePurchase Order
(PO-01)
TransferDocumentsto Supplier
(PO-03)
ManagePO Confirmation& Status Updates
(PO-04)
SCMAnalytics
eSmartintegration
(AL-02)
Ad-HocReporting
(AL-03)
Reporting(AL-04)
CreateReminder for
Delivery(RM-03)
SupplierPerformanceMeasurement
(AL-01)
CreditAssessment
(FI-04)
CreateBlanket Order
(PO-02)
Foreign Trade(AL-05)
Forms(AL-06)
Payment Plan(MI-04)
BatchManagement
(GS-05)
Process Cluster
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Business Process Map
Business Requirements
Repository- 672
requirements
Business Requirements defined on micro level
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Suppliers
CollaborationGlobal
SupplierERP
GlobalSupplier
ERP
Group SCMEAI
ABB Buyers
ABB Sales
Link exists
Link has to be built
Warehouse Management
ABBSales Unit
Customer Facing Applications
Ware house
ABBERP
ABBERP
LocalSupplier
ERP
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e.g.localA/P
ABBERP
SCM Tool
eProcure-ment
Freight Calculator
SCM Tools Architecture
BI
KnowledgeManagement
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eSMART (BI) is providing spend transparency
Who purchases (Business Unit) ?Who purchases (Business Unit) ?
From whom (supplier) ?From whom (supplier) ?
What is bought (commodity) ?What is bought (commodity) ?
How much ?How much ?
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1. Drag and Drop the Dimension fields in the „Rows“, „Columns“ or the in
the „Page“ Area 2. Drag and Drop the Value fields in
the “Data Items” Area
eSMART – Excel Pivot interface
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eSMART– features and next steps
Present features: Spend Transparency Cost Saving Reporting Data feed to SCM Dashboard
Next steps: Improved data gathering from ERP systems:
Rejections and OTD, to calculate supplier quality Payments without ERP PO, to capture total spend of ABB Power User capabilities to create own reports, on the fly
Cost Saving Planning (Score Card)
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Spend transparency has significantly improved
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ASCC (Collaboration) – features and benefits
Collaboration
Forecast ReportPerformance Reports
Transactionsvia Web or B2B
OrdersOrder ChangeOrder ConfirmationShipment Advise Invoice
Information
Non ERP contentPDM Integrations
Process Cost Savingsthrough Elimination & Automationof manual process steps
Reduced Cycle Times
Improved Supplier Performance
Material Cost Savingsthroughimproved Ease of Doing Business for Suppliers with ABB
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ASCC Utilization 2007
Total amount of registered suppliers: 2292
Reports Usage meaning all requests for reports.
Transactions meaning the Web and B2B transactions (as order, order confirmation, Shipment advice and invoicing) per line item.
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Report Usage 33823 34811 37594 42759 42931 42974Transaction 94350 73648 86677 82454 104054 101259
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ABB Revenue and EBIT margin 1988 – H1/2007