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©2016 IACCM
About the IACCM
IACCM is a non-profit, cross-industry association and is the global forum for innovation in trading relationships and practices.
Dedicated to raising the quality and integrity of trading relationships worldwide
With over 40,000 members from more than 13,000 organizations in 164 countries
Providing standards, assuring capabilities, leading research, certifying performance
Our mission is to identify and promote the international standards and practices for defining and managing trading relationships. We develop and
communicate leading practices that support economic growth and organizational success by ensuring commitments are ethical, achievable
and sustainable.
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Why is it important?
• A high percentage of projects fail to deliver expected benefits
60 - 70%
• Commercial issues lie at the heart of most ‘troubled projects’
70 – 75%
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The opportunity
9.15%is the average impact to bottom-
line performance that results from weaknesses in contract
management
Source: IACCM Value of Contract Management Survey 2013
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Lack of clarityon scope and goals
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Result: Cause of claims/disputes
3Failure to engage stakeholders
Result: Misaligned interests and future opposition
Negotiations focus on the wrong terms and risks
Result: Performance management dominated by blame/fault
7Contracts difficult to use or understand
Result: Users see contract as irrelevant to business needs
9Limited use of contract technology
Result: Inefficiency and loss of quality in performance and analysis
Average valueerosion 9.15%
Legal/contract team not involved early enough
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Result: Wrong form of contract & extended lead time
4Protracted negotiations
Result: Competitive exposure & delayed revenues
6Contracts lack flexibility. Insufficient focus on governance
8Poor handover from deal team to implementation team
Result: commitment & obligations missed & misunderstood
10Poor post award processes and governance
Result: Repetitive issues and errors causing value loss
Result: Loss of economic benefit; contract a weapon
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The Top 10 Contracting Pitfalls
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1) The Power of the Relationship
Relational Contracting is a method to achieve mutually successful outcomes through an alignment of interests and
procedures that tackle the most frequent sources of
failure.
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2) Communications is a key competence not a team
IACCM Future of Contracting Research – “We have presided over an era of massive growth in
the length and complexity of contracts, to a point where 88% of business users can’t understand
them and 83% find the process by which they are formed unhelpful.”
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Contract Design – are you easy to do business with?
Forward thinking organizations are focusing their attention on user-based contract models and tools, ensuring fast, accurate dissemination to those responsible for implementationand reducing performance risks.
Difficult to understand contracts result in business risks; they are more likely to be‘consigned to the drawer’, ignored or misinterpreted.
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3) Thinking upwards and outwards …
Gaining knowledge – demands asking questions!
• New contract and commercial models
• Focus on enabling
• A focus on ‘outsights’ and performance data
• Collaborative networks
• Leadership and influencing skills
• Technology and adaptive standards
Innovation & emerging trends
Which terms are most risky? Are they the ones we spend most time negotiating?
Are we playing the portfolio well enough?
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Stemming the Value Leakage
We help you work out where you are and what to do to get to the next level:
Capability• Workshop Improvements to prioritize
capability building, to close gaps• Contract Design• Relational Contracting Workshops
People Skill Development• Workshops to prioritize skills development• CCM Certifications• SRM• Organizational Design
“Our right path to commercial excellence became easier to see when we insisted that capability and competence move hand-in-hand and side-by-side. As the journey continues, our increasingly competent people demanded increasingly smart contract management processes. This was not an unrealistic expectation, it is a non-negotiable journey to excellence.” IACCM Member
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