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    TASKCO Corporation

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    886-2-8772-2583CONFIDENTIAL

    e-Sourcing:

    Picking up where ERP ande-Procurement Fall Short

    June 1, 2001

    2002/03/16

    64157

    2002 Spring, Week 4-1

    mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]
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    Todays Painful Reality

    The first time you hear about a big purchase

    is when you see the invoice.

    Purchasing is considered the enemy by

    your business units.

    Best practices are for people with moretime.

    Cycle time for sourcing projects can be as

    long as 6 months.

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    Agenda

    What is Strategic Sourcing?Automating the Enterprise

    e-Sourcing

    e-Sourcing SolutionIntegration: Putting it all together

    IT e-Sourcing

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    What is Strategic Sourcing?

    Strategic sourcing is a disciplined process

    which organizations implement to moreeffectively purchase materials andservices from suppliers.

    The process generates savings by reducingproduct and operations costs throughconsolidation of purchases, elimination of

    duplicate and functionally equivalentparts, and rationalizing suppliers to theright number of partners.

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    Evolution of Strategic Sourcing Solutions

    Solution Capability

    Sop

    histication

    ofEn

    terprise

    PointSolution

    Vendors

    Small andmedium sizedbusiness

    Basic, hostedsoftware

    No consultants

    EnterpriseSoftwareVendors

    Large enterprise,sophisticatedpurchasing group

    Enterprise-classsoftware

    No consultants

    SourcingSpecialists

    Large enterprise,

    unsophisticatedpurchasing group

    Limited software

    Many consultants

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    Why an Enterprise Automation SoftwareSolution?

    An Enterprise Automation Solution:is a new class of product that complements (notreplaces) existing enterprise systems.

    can be integrated with other enterprise systems formaximum value (more on this later).

    gives unprecedented visibility into the sourcingprocess including sensitive expenditure data.

    supports a consistent, disciplined process for sourcing.

    empowers the people you have.

    promotes enterprise-wide collaboration.

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    Demand

    Generation

    Strategic

    Sourcing

    Transaction

    Execution

    Ordering

    1. Requisition2. Approval

    3. Order

    e-Procurement

    ERP

    Processing

    1. Issue PO2. Receive and Verify3. Approve Invoice

    4. Payment Settlement

    e-Sourcing

    Sourcing Project

    Spot Purchasing

    Analyze

    Orders/Spend

    Assess

    Marketplace

    Select

    Strategy

    Build RFP

    & Analyze

    Responses

    Negotiate with

    Suppliers

    Decide & Select

    Supplier(s)

    Create & Manage

    Contracts

    Assess Value &Vendor Performance

    Strategic Sourcing is distinct from Transaction Execution

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    Automating the Enterprise

    Top-line SalesRevenue

    ERP e-Procurement e-Sourcing

    Operating Costs& Efficiency

    Bottom-lineCost Savings

    SFA / CRM

    Only e-Sourcing focuses squarely on bottom-line cost savings(the 73% of purchasing savings opportunity). It is estimated thatevery $1 saved in sourcing is worth $5-25 in increased sales.

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    Automating the Enterprise

    Usual Order ofImplementation

    1 3 42

    EAI, reliabilityand scalability

    e-catalognormalization,B2Bi standards

    decision support,spend dataacquisition

    Big TechnicalChallenges

    systemsintegration,

    personalization

    accounting andorder processing

    paper catalogsand requisitions

    negotiations anddecisions

    Nature ofAutomation

    info consolidationand customer

    communication

    Big BusinessChallenges

    cultural change to adopt new business processes(often driven top-down), politics of standards adoption

    ERP e-Procurement e-SourcingSFA / CRM

    The usual order of implementation follows the emergence of theseadvanced technologies. e-Sourcing automates more than putting paper

    on the web; it automates human negotiations and decision making.

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    CONFIDENTIAL

    Agenda

    What is Strategic Sourcing?Automating the Enterprise

    e-Sourcing

    e-Sourcing SolutionIntegration: Putting it all together

    IT e-Sourcing

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    e-Sourcing Process

    Sourcing-Ready

    Suppliers

    Market Making &

    Event Support

    Market discovery

    RFI / RFP

    RFQ, Reverse Auction

    Negotiation

    Decision Support Tools

    Execution &Compliance

    EnterpriseComplianceAnalysis

    Needs DefinitionAggregation

    RFxNegotiation

    ContractEstablishment

    SupplierManagement

    fi i h i k

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    Defining the e-Sourcing Framework.

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    H i i l di

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    However, sourcing remains a long, tediousprocess at most organizations.

    Searching for/identifying appropriate suppliers (53%)

    Managing/communicating preferred supplier list (7%)

    RFQ development (10%)

    RFQ response/receipt (7%)

    Screening/sorting proposals (20%)

    Contract negotiation (11%)

    Average sourcing cycle = 3.3 months to 4.2 months

    Source: Aberdeen Group

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    Multiple Internet models target the sourcing cycle.

    Requirements/supplier identification/evaluation

    OpenRatings, Thomas Register, TPN Register, WorldPreferred.com, etc.e-Marketplaces

    BizBuyer, Chemconnect, e-Steel, National Transportation Exchange,PlasticsNet, PartMiner, Ariba (SupplierMarket.com), etc.

    Auction/exchange software

    Commerce One (CommerceBid), Moai, OpenSite, Ariba(TradingDynamics), etc.

    Aggregation/outsourced purchasing AlphaDog, Demandline, EDS/CoNext, ICG Commerce, etc.

    Sourcing solutions/services Agile, eBreviate, Emptoris, FreeMarkets, Mindflow Technologies,

    ShareMax, Webango, etc.

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    Business negotiations need to determine theLowestTotal Costsolution.

    The most effective companies will be those that canestablish the most efficient global supply chains at thelowest TOTAL COST. Includes sum cost of price, quality, technical expertise, delivery, etc.

    Negotiations and sourcing decisions based on multiple

    parameters to deliver the lowest total cost supply chain.

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    Key negotiation functionality required for effectivesupport of true B2B interactions.

    Multivariable negotiations Negotiations based on multiple parameters beyond just price,

    including quality, delivery, warranty, and financial terms.

    Multi-stage negotiations RFI RFP RFQ Award

    Multi-threaded negotiations Back and forth buyer-supplier interactions

    Synchronous supply chain negotiations

    Ensuring purchases are not made without due consideration ofavailability/cost of services required to use and deliver theseproducts

    S l ti S i f k

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    Selecting an e-Sourcing framework.

    Company: large enterpriseStrategy: purchase a negotiated commerce or e-Sourcing

    application.

    Company: mid-sizeStrategy: outsource sourcing of particular products to

    procurement service provider.

    Company: smallStrategy: leverage dynamic trading platform and supply

    network of e-Market/exchange.

    Strategic Sourcing Categorization

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    Strategic Sourcing Categorization

    HIGH

    LOW

    LOW HIGHTransactional Volume

    Dollar Value

    Leverage Purchases

    Capital Plant

    Strategic Purchases

    Direct Materials

    Marginal Purchases

    Indirect Materials

    Tactical Purchases

    Indirect Materials

    Purchase Category Examples

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    Purchase Category - Examples

    HighContract

    Value

    - Compressors

    - Motors

    - Process Equipment

    - Construction Contracts

    - Environmental Contracts

    - Chemical Feedstocks

    - Utilities

    LowContractValue

    - Local Services

    - Emergency Purchases

    - Incidental Materials

    - Valves/Instruments- Office Supplies

    - Computer Supplies

    - Office Furniture

    - Lab/Safety Supplies

    - Electrical Supplies- Distribution Chemicals

    Low Transactional Volume High Transactional Volume

    Approach Capital Purchases

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    ApproachCapital Purchases

    HIGH

    LOWTransactional Volume

    Dollar Value

    Capital Purchases

    ERP

    Procurement

    Approach Direct Purchases

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    HIGH

    HIGH

    Transactional Volume

    Dollar Value

    Direct Purchases

    ERP+

    Connection

    ApproachDirect Purchases

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    Approach Tactical Purchases

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    LOW

    HIGHTransactional Volume

    Dollar Value

    Tactical Purchases

    Web Buyer

    ApproachTactical Purchases

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    Agenda

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    Agenda

    What is Strategic Sourcing?Automating the Enterprise

    e-Sourcing

    e-Sourcing SolutionIntegration: Putting it all together

    IT e-Sourcing

    Requirements for an e-Sourcing Solution

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    Requirements for an e-Sourcing Solution

    A complete, holistic solution includes:1. Expenditure Analysis

    2. Project Management

    3. RFP / RFQ

    4. Reverse Auctions

    5. Contract Management

    6. Vendor Management7. Sourcing Workbench

    Ideally, all modules are integrated anddesigned to work together

    A Frictionless Sourcing Example

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    ExpenditureAnalysis

    Project, Contract,and Vendor

    Management

    Collaborative,online suppliernegotiations

    A Frictionless Sourcing Example

    RFP Proposal with Scoring Decision Support

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    RFP Proposal with Scoring Decision Support

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    E-Sourcing Software

    QuickSource

    QuickSource is the only e-sourcing solutiondesigned for sourcing professionals bysourcing professionals. This comprehensive

    full-featured e-sourcing platform is local forautomating, streamlining and providingvisibility into the sourcing processes. Basedon the industry leading e-sourcingtechnologies developed by FreeMarkets,

    QuickSource contains a robust set of featuresthat allow buyers to create and conduct onlineauctions right from their desktops

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    E-Sourcing Software

    QuickSource

    Create re-usable templates forRequests for Information andQuotations (RFxs)

    Collaborate with and manage suppliers

    Create and run a wide variety of real-time, competitive bidding and

    negotiation activities

    Conduct offline negotiations

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    E-Sourcing Software

    QuickSource Add on Services

    Market Operations Services

    E-Sourcing Support Desk

    QuickSource Supplier Training

    QuickSource Rapid Implementation andDeployment

    15 Days to e-sourcing process

    QuickSource website readiness

    QuickSource team readiness

    QuickSource launch preparation

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    FullSource

    (E-Source Acceleration Program)Industry-specific program managementdrivenby a dedicated, experienced team who will helpdesign and implement a unique e-sourcingprogram for each customer

    Expert e-sourcing servicesin hundreds ofspend categories

    Information and knowledgeabout specificcommodities and supply market dynamics

    FreeMarkets' industry-leading, real-time,advanced e-sourcing technology

    24-hour technical and operational supportinover 30 languages

    http://www.freemarkets.com/solutions/esourcing_svcs/fullsource/program_mgt.asphttp://www.freemarkets.com/solutions/esourcing_svcs/fullsource/esourcing_expertise.asphttp://www.freemarkets.com/solutions/esourcing_svcs/fullsource/intelligence.asphttp://www.freemarkets.com/solutions/esourcing_svcs/fullsource/technology.asphttp://www.freemarkets.com/solutions/esourcing_svcs/fullsource/gmoc.asphttp://www.freemarkets.com/solutions/esourcing_svcs/fullsource/gmoc.asphttp://www.freemarkets.com/solutions/esourcing_svcs/fullsource/technology.asphttp://www.freemarkets.com/solutions/esourcing_svcs/fullsource/technology.asphttp://www.freemarkets.com/solutions/esourcing_svcs/fullsource/technology.asphttp://www.freemarkets.com/solutions/esourcing_svcs/fullsource/intelligence.asphttp://www.freemarkets.com/solutions/esourcing_svcs/fullsource/esourcing_expertise.asphttp://www.freemarkets.com/solutions/esourcing_svcs/fullsource/esourcing_expertise.asphttp://www.freemarkets.com/solutions/esourcing_svcs/fullsource/esourcing_expertise.asphttp://www.freemarkets.com/solutions/esourcing_svcs/fullsource/program_mgt.asphttp://www.freemarkets.com/solutions/esourcing_svcs/fullsource/program_mgt.asphttp://www.freemarkets.com/solutions/esourcing_svcs/fullsource/program_mgt.asp
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    FullSource

    (E-Sourcing Software )Transformation bidding

    Index bidding

    Net Present Value (NPV) biddingMultiple Offering bidding

    Rank-Only bidding

    FreeMarkets is the only e-sourcing solutionprovider willing to share responsibility withan organization to meet its strategicsourcing objectives.

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    FullSourceGlobal Market Operations

    FreeMarkets' Global Market Operations Centers(GMOCs) are located in Singapore, Brussels,and Pittsburgh to service customers acrossworld markets

    Coordinate and test events Develop andenforce market rules

    Proactively monitor bidder connections andbidding activity

    Provide surrogate bidding for any bidders thatexperience technical difficulties

    Train and support all participating suppliers

    Provide real-time event support

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    Asset Management

    Fast, market-based pricing when selling surplusassets

    Quick, easy access to needed assets for buyers

    A variety of sales venues, including Online AssetAuctions and Onsite Asset Auctions

    Support by dedicated customer service teams

    Ability to create a fair, neutral marketplace withequal access for all participants

    Public or private access to a global assetdatabase and trading environment

    FreeMarkets Online Asset Auctions

    FreeMarkets Onsite Asset Auctions

    http://www.freemarkets.com/solutions/asset_management/online_markets.asphttp://www.freemarkets.com/solutions/asset_management/onsite.asphttp://www.freemarkets.com/solutions/asset_management/onsite.asphttp://www.freemarkets.com/solutions/asset_management/online_markets.asp
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    Intelligent Trading Networks.

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    OnSite: General Motors

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    Background: #1 automobile manufacturer Expenditures = $87 billion/yr.

    30,000 suppliers worldwide

    e-Sourcing strategy: 64 reverse auctions (Nov. 99 Sep. 00) Representing $500 million-plus of transactions

    Including $10 million via forward auctions

    25 different commodity types

    Primarily commodity/low-engineered parts Events involved 470 suppliers

    OnSite: General Motors

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    Results:Typical savings of 3% to 30%

    Reduced process cycles to 3 to 4 weeks.

    WARNING: Bid transparency is notalways tobuyers benefit

    Future plans:Multi-variable RFQ/evaluations

    Multi-currency

    Extend to more complex products

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    Systems Integration

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    Many e-Sourcing modules can add immediate

    value without any enterprise systemsintegration.

    However, large incremental value is realizedwith each integration including your ERP, e-Procurement, e-Catalog, data warehouse, andother enterprise systems.

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    Agenda

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    What is Strategic Sourcing?

    Automating the Enterprise

    e-Sourcing

    e-Sourcing Solution

    Integration: Putting it all together

    IT e-Sourcing

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    IBM e-Sourcing Business Hosting

    What is IBM e-business Hosting

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    e-business hosting includes a full spectrum of services that a customermay acquire from an external provider to support the deployment and

    operation of their business processes and applications on the web.

    The service might range from the basic provisioning of secure datacentre facilities, redundant network connectivity and equipment rackand floor space (co-location), to varying degrees of standard managed

    services through to our focus on highly customised solutionsdelivering enterprise applications over IP networks.

    e-business hosting is comprised of modular service elements that maybe selected by customers at any time in the life of the service

    engagement as their hosting needs evolve.

    Do more business up front, and secure your future business growth

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    The Continuum of Hosting Services

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    Level of IntegrationLow High

    LevelofService

    Basic

    Complex

    Hosting Services

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    15.1%

    15.1%

    4.2%

    11.1%

    3.0%

    3.7%3.1%

    2.7%

    2.3%

    3.8%

    1.4%

    34.4%

    IBM Global Services

    Exodus

    Verio

    Next 10

    Qwest

    Digex

    Global Center

    PSI Net

    GenuityWorldCom

    EarthLink

    Other

    IBM's Web Hosting Revenue Share as of 12/31/2000

    Source: IDC,4/2001

    Recognised Leadership in the Market, and in the

    scope of its e-business Hosted Solutions

    Completeness of Vision

    Challengers Leaders

    Nich e Players Visionaries

    ExodusExodus

    AT&TAT&T

    UUNetUUNet QwestQwest

    GenuityGenuity

    IBMIBM

    DigexDigex

    Data ReturnData Return

    Cable & WirelessCable & Wireless

    NavisiteNavisite

    IntiraIntiraPSINetPSINet

    Digital IslandDigital IslandEDSEDS

    GlobixGlobix

    As of 12/00As of 12/00

    RackspaceRackspace

    Abilityto

    execute

    Some of IBMs Customers

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    Financial Services

    Wingspan Bank

    Citigroup, Inc.

    JP Morgan

    Moody's Investors Service

    NYSE

    TAHO CommerceGroup, LLC

    CahootCommunications

    GRAMMY Awards

    Energy Argus

    Telecom Italia

    Bouygues

    ISP/ASPAlerio

    ASP-One, Inc.

    Catapulse

    Expansionet

    Pragmatix

    Travel/Transportation

    ICSA T

    Allied Holdings

    Calberson

    Retail/Services

    Scoot

    Wimbledon

    Roland Garros

    IKON Office Solutions

    Infrascope

    Macy's

    Sears Roebuck &Company

    Victoria's Secret

    Tinde

    Health Care

    Eli Lilly

    I-TRAX.com

    CareTouch

    Industrial

    iStarXchange

    Sony Electronics, Inc.

    Danone

    Thomson Multimedia

    Aventis

    Kellogg

    BP

    Telemarine

    Public Sector

    US Navy

    GovernmentJobs.com

    American SchoolDirectory

    Foundation forEconomic Development

    Universal Server Farm Architecture

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    The Universal Server Farm v3

    architecture delivers...Secure customer separation

    Multi-layered firewalls

    Consistent architectureworldwide

    Enhanced scalability,rapid change

    Option for dedicatedenvironment

    Logical design to enablechange via software from

    remote locationsCisco and other industryproducts, and proprietarymanagement tools

    Switch and FirewallSwitch and Firewall

    PrivateNetworks

    InternetUser

    Customer

    Premise

    Switch and FirewallSwitch and Firewall

    Switch and FirewallSwitch and Firewall

    Data LayerData Layer

    Web LayerWeb Layer

    Internet

    e-business Hosting - a Fully Managed Service

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    Standard Hardware Platforms

    pSeries (RS/6000), AIX xSeries (Netfinity), NT, Linux

    Sun, Solaris

    Standard Application Servers WebSphere

    Domino

    Microsoft IIS Netscape

    Granular Service Components

    Custom Services

    Systems Management Performance Management

    Backup and Recovery

    Applications: Siebel, Broadvision, SAP,Oracle, Websphere

    Account Support Structure

    Security

    Keynote, SurfAid

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    Delivering Applications over an IP Network

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    Application Hosting Services

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    Comprehensive infrastructu re and appl icat ion management --

    prov ided by a team of e-bu siness experts

    Custom hosting solutions

    High-availability, high-volume sites

    Complex security solutions

    System integration

    Web site design and development

    Custom applicationsand services

    Overall site responsibility

    Applications, operating systems,servers

    Database and applicationinstallation and configuration

    Advanced monitoringPerformance, capacity and changemanagement

    Design

    Build

    Test

    Manage

    Plan

    Run

    Hosted Applications

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    Fully managed infrastructure for Buyand Supply, CRM, BI

    Industry-leading hosting fore-marketplace applications

    Seamless data flow for B2Btransactions

    World-class support

    Trading Partner enablingSingle point of contact

    Global e-business presence

    500k+ worldwide EDI-enabledpartners

    Customers in 160 countries

    Alliances with market-leadingapplication providers

    IBM's Websphere

    Ariba Technologies

    i2 Technologies

    SAP, Siebel, Broadvision, Oracle,

    IBM hos ts many of the wor ld 's

    leadin g e-markets

    The Future: Building from Superiorb l

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    Mana

    gementServices

    e-Hosting Capabilities to e-Sourcing

    Bandwidth on Demand

    Hosting Center Architecture

    Hosting Facilities

    Storage on Demand

    MIPS on Demand

    CustomerApps

    e-markets

    EDI

    ASPs

    Ariba/i2

    WebSphere

    SmallBusSolutions

    Capacity On

    Demand

    Applications

    Infrastructure

    Advantage in Hosting

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    Provide your clients with the safest, most secure and

    complete application hosting offering Enhance your chances of Winning Deliver a better service to your client

    Secure the on-going business

    Many competitors are experiencing financialdifficulties Troubled providers need to raise capital to fund operations

    Downsizing can affect client service

    Too much is at stake to take a chance at being there when "the lights

    are turned off"

    What does e-Sourcing bring to?

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    Work Processes For :RFx Creation and Development

    Customizable Templates

    Supplier Qualification / Vendor Management

    Electronic Transmission of Specs, Documents,

    Drawings Etc.E-bidding

    Sealed Bid

    Reverse Auction / Forward Auction

    Expenditure/Bid Analysis

    Conclusion

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    73% of the potential cost savings are in sourcing yet today, sourcing is done completely manually.

    If youre a large enterprise with a sophisticatedpurchasing group, enterprise software is the rightchoice.

    If youre choosing enterprise software, you needa holistic solution that addresses the entiresourcing process.

    Efficient & Effective Procurement

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    Everyone on the same platform (intellectually &

    physically)Global scope

    Choosing & using e- tools to help enable

    improved work processSupplier consolidation / leverage

    Avoiding the maverick purchase

    Measure results