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Appendix
I. Opportunity Analysis & Benchmark
II. Benefit Estimation
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Agenda
1. Executive Summary
2. Customer’s Business Strategy
3. SAP’s View on Opportunities and Value Proposition
4. Strategic Roadmap
5. Customer – SAP Partnership
6. Conclusion
n A first level of common foundation is in place at group level supported with a group SAP contract
(valid until 1/12/2011)
n This foundation needs to be further developed for each of the entities in the group in order to reach
optimization and operational excellence in the core business processes
n As to core business processes, different business models and different requirements ask for
specific industry solutions, expertise and approach per entity in the group
n Close collaboration with SAP as a partner is a must for customer to support the core industry
specific processes with the SAP solution portfolio
Rolling Stock
1
Management
Sales, Marketing &
Plan and Execute Passenger 2
Customer Services
Transportation and
Core Processes
related Services
e.g. car rental, hospitality etc.
Engineer
Maintain
Rolling
1 Stock
2
Plan and Execute Cargo Transportation
and related services e.g. warehousing,
shunting etc.
10 Data Warehouse/
Analytics Transportation &
Business Intelligence & EIM Operations
Partners
n Inadequate data integration and data quality creating
n
errors, delays decisions, and increases compliance risk
Lacking scope and scale to manage high volumes of
2
granular data Customers Sales & Marketing
n Provide customers and business partners
Rolling Stock Management with timely information and apps anywhere
1 n Difficult to optimize , plan and perform (mobile) e.g. notification on delay, ticket
simulation on inventory and service levels mobile sales
n No integrated tool for vendor collaboration 7 n Capturing complete customer service,
n Lack of visibility on supply performance and history, and preferences
rolling stocks Mobile Solutions
IT Excellence
6 n Open and flexible mobile platform to retrieve data from any kind source,
n Time consuming (project) documentation to support build new mobile apps and connect various device types thru secure,
business performance efficient and reliable transport
n Need to better handle user experiences & usability
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Agenda
1. Executive Summary
2. customer’s Business Strategy
3. SAP’s View on Opportunities and Value Proposition
4. Strategic Roadmap
5. Customer – SAP Partnership
6. Conclusion
C 2. MOBILE
Mobile for Train Crew Reduce operational error
SOLUTIONS providing/collecting data
Be committed Mobile quality management
Maximize operational effectiveness
to the
customers
Visibility and status of rolling stocks Improve railcar availability
satisfaction and 3. ROLLING STOCK Predictive and Preventive Maintenance Reduce failures and unplanned
ensure MANAGEMENT unavailabilities
Maximize operational effectiveness
punctuality
Get real time status of railcar status and
4. BI Real Time Analysis circulation
Maximize reactivity to mobilize resources
when necessary
Benefit Estimation
To be updated with the
Key assumptions results from benefit
§ ….
estimation.
Prioritization Matrix
Sourcing & Procurement IT & Business Intelligence
Financial & Enterprise Enterprise Information Mgmt
Performance Mgmt
Project Portfolio/Opportunities Sustainability & Compliance Human Capital Mgmt
Business Improvement
IT, BI & EIM Human Resources Sustainability & Compliance Finance & EPM
BI Analytics Expense & Audit Mgmt & Access Treasury & In-House
Mobile Risk Mgmt
Procurement
Sourcing &
Solutions
Project Employee Energy Spend
Portfolio IC Management New GL Mobile Performance
Mgmt Learning Credit Solutions
Environmental Management
Sustainability Fast Financial
Workforce closing Mobile Vendor
compliance Solutions Performance
BI Analytics (scheduler)
Financial Mobile (Supplier Infonet)
Reporting
Planning & Sales
Incident PO Collaboration
HR Portal Management Budgeting (x-gate)
Fast Financial Mobile
Rolling Stock
Management
Document Ticketing
Closing Operational Mobile
Management Core HR Contract Life
(Cockpit) Cycle Mgmt Procurement Solutions
Loyalty
Usability & Vendor Optimization Preventive
New GL Management
user Performance Tendering Maintenance Shop-floor
experience Test & QA Mgmt monitoring
CRM Mobile Work Rolling Stock
Management PO collaboration Order Mgmt visibility
Mobile back- (SNC)
Classification
end integration Predictive Harmonization
Maintenance Supply Chain Extended
Performance Warehouse Mgmt
Management
Device Resources
Real Estate
Transport Spare Parts Planning Distribution Measurement
Management Monitoring Mgmt 3rd Party Contract
Planning
Project Contract Mgt (MM)
Plant
Mgmt Mgmt
Maintenance Dangerous Document GIS/CAD
SAP ECC Mgmt Real Estate
Roll-out Goods Mgmt Real Estate Facility & Compliance & Integration with
masterdata Maintenance Real Estate Master Data
Reporting Safety Real Estate
(V2D) Mgmt (Rolling Material)
Process Product
Reduce TCI
Faster time-2-value
People
Process Product
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6 IT Excellence
Key
7 Mobile Solutions
Opportunities
Analysis
8 Human Capital Management
Shopfloor
Execution
Support
Classification
Harmonization
LOW
n No full set of KPI’s available n SAP ERP n SAP BI / SAP Business n Aligned KPI’s throughout whole
to measure efficiency of n Excel Objects organization.
processes being executed. n SAP BO SCPM n Measured performance of workshops.
Supply Chain n Not possible to drill down to (= possibly too standard to be n Clear root-cause analysis for
Performance find out the root-cause of used) problems taking place.
Measurement problems happening. n SAP MII : Manufacturing n Regular review of performance of its
n No triggering of workflows, Integration and Intelligence spare part suppliers
when parameters move
outside control boundaries.
n Productivity can be n SAP ERP n SAP SNC / SAP Supplier n Internal and external visibility and
Purchase order improved seriously for n Email Network Collaboration collaboration. (purchasing, advanced
collaboration purchasing. n Excel? shipping notification, supplier
(internal/external) n No integrated tools for managed inventory, subcontracting …)
vendor collaboration.
Visibility and n Where are the rail wagons n NA n SAP Auto ID Enterprise n Being able to report events and status
status of rolling and what is their status: (Object Event Repository) of railcars to increase visibility and
stock when do they need to go for lifecycle status of the railcar within the
(waiting/in repair) repair/maintenance? internal and external organization.
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Business Process Improvement initiatives
Rolling Stock Management (2/3)
Business Requirements and/or Current SAP Solution Enablers & Best
SAP Solutions
Challenges Apps Practices / Impact
n No systems in place to allow n SAP ERP n SAP MII : Manufacturing n Creates visibility in shop floor
registering and monitoring Integration and Intelligence execution KPI’s .
progress of activities on the n Scanning on desktop + mobile n Supports execution of shop floor
shop floor. Registration is activities and light weight planning.
mostly done in an office- n MRS (under n SAP MRS: Multi Resource Assign work orders to operators with
environment. implementati Scheduling for resource appropriate skills.
n Mobile systems in place to on – May (people and tools) scheduling n Increases productivity thanks to
register the start of a work 2012) – CDP n Mobile Order management mobile devices
Shop floor control order in Mechelen, and roll- done. for EAM n EWM allows for ease of execution of
system out to other sites is ongoing. kitting, value added services, provides
(only throughput time is n SAP Extended warehouse full serial number picking and
tracked / there is currently no Mgmt for value added traceability in the warehouse,, and
material tracking) services, kitting, serial possible future integration into SAP
n People skills, materials and number management. PM,
tool requirements are not n Increase visibility and control on
enough being taken into activity planning execution, checking
account the right qualification and tools against
their relevant availability
n Assuring legal compliance n Excel n SAP Environment, Health, n Full visibility on all potential regulatory
requires a lot of manual and Safety violations
effort. n SAP IHS Incident, n Provide access to standardized
Assure regulatory
health and safety regulatory reports
compliance
n SAP PSS Product n Permissions and quantities of
Safety and dangerous goods are monitored
Stewardship centrally.
Classification n Can bring major gains for n SAP ERP n SAP MDM n Standardize the characterizing of
Harmonization Purchasing, and avoid n SAP BRF spare parts to enable rapid finding in
Maverick spend. There is a SAP and identification of identical
team responsible for master spare parts but named differently
data, and this is not a top- across sites
priority today
Engineering n Document management n SAP
integration processes to be put in place Document
for collaboration between Management
engineering and maintenance -Integration
activities. (Open Text)
Planned as
of Jan 2012
n Unplanned breakdowns need n Reliability Centered n Operational effectiveness is
Predictive and
to be reduced. Maintenance and maximized.
preventative
Optimization (RCMO) n More than 90% of critical equipment is
maintenance
covered by a preventative
planning
maintenance plan.
Peer Group P1
Key findings Metric Company
Average Top 25%
q The inventory planning and Inventory Turns for Service and Maint. Parts 0.7 3.5 8.0
replenishment planning of the Annual Service And Maintenance Cost (% of revenue) 14.0 4.5 1.5
Spare Parts inventory can be
optimized Wrench Time (in %) 64.0 76.4 90.0
FTE’s per 1000 Employees (Enterprise Asset Management) 289.4 200.4 71.7
q Increase visibility and control
on activity planning execution, Mobile Enabled Workers (% of maintenance personnel) 0.0 12.0 26.7
checking the right qualification Order Backlog (in weeks) 8.0 4.5 1.0
and tools against their relevant
availability
Company Best Practice Importance Compared to Coverage Contrasted Against Peer Responses (Peer Group P1)
1 = No Coverage
Top 25% Average Customer Coverage Customer Importance 5 = Full Coverage
2,5
2,2 2,3
2 2,1
1,6
0
EAM Strategy And Governance Asset Visibility And Performance Reporting And Analytics Maintenance Execution Maintenance Planning and
Scheduling
Supply Chain Planning & Manufacturing Survey P1 = Customer specific peer group (*)
Peer Group P1
Key findings Metric Company
Average Top 25%
q No full set of KPI’s available to On-Time Delivery Performance (in %) 52 90.6 97.0
measure efficiency of Forecast Accuracy (in %) 80.0 80.9 90.0
processes being executed
Inventory Write-offs (% of revenue) 0.527 0.096 0.010
q The inventory planning and FTEs per Billion in Revenue (supply Chain) 34.1 53.1 7.4
replenishment planning of the
Spare Parts inventory can be % of FTEs in Strategic & Expertise Functions 50.0 72.5 80.0
optimized % of FTEs in Transactional Functions 50.0 27.5 20.0
(*) : a customer specific peer group has been composed. It is composed out of companies active in the following area’s:
Railways, Aerospace, Mining, Industrial Machinery and Components (maintenance large High Tech equipment)
Company Best Practice Importance Compared to Coverage Contrasted Against Peer Responses (Peer Group P1)
1 = No Coverage
Top 25% Average Customer Coverage Customer Importance
5 = Full Coverage
0
Sales & Demand Supply Inventory Distribution Customer Supplier Production Transportation Order Performance
Operations Planning And Planning Planning Planning (Demand) Collaboration Planning And Planning And Promising Management
Planning Forecasting Collaboration Detailed Vehicle
Scheduling Scheduling
Company Best Practice Importance Compared to Coverage Contrasted Against Peer Responses (Peer Group P1)
4,3 4,3
4 4,0 4,0 4,0
3,8
3,3
3 3,0
1,5
1
0
Production Planning Manufacturing Quality Management Lean Manufacturing Plant Maintenance Manufacturing Manufacturing Environment, Health
And Scheduling Execution Integration Intelligence And Safety
Peer Group P1
Key findings Metric Company
Average Top 25%
q Increase accuracy of inventory Inventory Accuracy (in %) 65.0 95.7 99.0
(*) : a customer specific peer group has been composed. It is composed out of companies active in the following area’s:
Railways, Aerospace, Mining, Industrial Machinery and Components (maintenance large High Tech equipment)
Company Best Practice Importance Compared to Coverage Contrasted Against Peer Responses (Peer Group P1)
1 = No Coverage
Top 25% Average Customer Coverage Customer Importance 5 = Full Coverage
5 5,0
4,5
4,3
4 4,0 4,0
3,7
3,5 3,5
3,3
3 3,0
1 1,0
0
W arehousing Strategy Cross Docking Returns Processing Inventory W arehouse W arehouse Analytics Receiving Put - Away Shipment
Management Monitoring
6 IT Excellence
Key
7 Mobile Solutions
Opportunities
Analysis
8 Human Capital Management
IMPACT
Business Value
Cost Savings Loyalty
Management
(Mobility)
LOW
Customer n Complaint Handling n Different Legacy n SAP CRM n State-of-the-art solutions to manage
Relationship n Complaint & Sales Reporting Systems customers and to identify key
Management n CTI Integration & Inbound Automation customers
n Lead to Order n Early recognition of market trends
(Roadmap Defined
Customer & Prospect Management and synchronization of marketing
& Approved) n
and sales campaigns
n Contract Management
n Integrated customer processes along
n Scanning
the complete customer life cycle
n Marketing Management
n Centralized customer communication
channels (service/call/interaction
center)
n Business Intelligence regarding ticket
sales, Admin Subscriptions
n Complaint management
Pain Points, Business Requirements and/or Proposed SAP Best Practices & Solution
Current Apps Solution
Opportunities Enablers
Loyalty n Getting closer to the customers, n e-Wallet n SAP CRM n Based on solid functionalities in the
Management understanding their needs and n Different Legacy Loyalty area of (Program Management, Reward
offering services accordingly. Systems Management Rule Management, Membership Handling, )
Processing Engine
n Providing reward and follow-up
n A flexible solution which can be
programs.
configured to meet various loyalty
management business strategies as
well as company individual rule
processing requirements.
n Bringing together leading-class
Loyalty Management with core CRM
Suite capabilities
Sales Enablement n Speed-up the Lead to Order process n NA n Mobile Sales for n SAP CRM Sales mobile application
by automating and mobilizing the SAP CRM enables Sales reps use their favorite
Sales people. mobile device to increase sales
Productivity and accelerate sales
cycles from anywhere.
n Complete Sales Cycle of Lead-to-
Order Process from mobile device.
n Critical Sales Process tools like
Sales Asset downloads, Factsheet,
Surveys and Marketing Attributes
n Complete offline data access
Peer Group P1
Key findings Metric Company
Average Top 25%
q There opportunities to increase Interactions per Day per Agent 12.8 49.2 102.7
the number of interactions per Number of Employees per Supervisor 10.0 9.8 16.3
day per agent. IC Management FTEs as a % of Total FTEs 7.3 18.2 8.4
q Improved reporting capabilities Inbound and Outbound Calls as a % of Total Interactions 93.9 69.4 36.3
will allow for better visibility on
the CC efficiencies.
Interactions per Day per Agent 7.1 49.2 102.7 50.7 49.2 102.7
IC Management FTEs as a % of Total FTEs 7.3 18.2 8.4 7.3 18.2 8.4
Inbound and Outbound Calls as a % of Total Interactions 47.6 69.4 36.3 46.3 69.4 36.3
Company Best Practice Importance Compared to Coverage Contrasted Against Peer Responses (Peer Group P1)
1 = No Coverage
Average Coverage Best Practice
Q1 Coverage Ranking
Company Coverage Company Importance 5 = Full Coverage
0
Sales Planning and Territory Management Account and Contract Opportunity Contract Management Quotation and Order Activity Management
Forecasting Management Management Management
Company Best Practice Importance Compared to Coverage Contrasted Against Peer Responses (Peer Group P1)
1 = No Coverage
Average Coverage Best Practice
Q1 Coverage Ranking
Company Coverage Company Importance 5 = Full Coverage
0
Sales Planning and Territory Account and Opportunity Contract Quotation and Order Activity Management
Forecasting Management Contract Management Management Management
Management
Company Best Practice Importance Compared to Coverage Contrasted Against Peer Responses (Peer Group P1)
1 = No Coverage
Average Coverage Q1 Coverage Company Importance Company Coverage 5 = Full Coverage
0
Interaction Center Problem/ Dispute Multi-Channel Contact Center Sales/ Customer Service/ Case Interaction Center Tools
Reporting/ Performance Resolution Communication Marketing Management and Processes
Management
1 = No Coverage
5 = Full Coverage
Average Coverage Q1 Coverage Company Importance Company Coverage
0
Interaction Center Problem/ Dispute Multi-Channel Contact Center Sales/ Customer Service/ Case Interaction Center Tools
Reporting/ Performance Resolution Communication Marketing Management and Processes
Management
6 IT Excellence
Key
7 Mobile Solutions
Opportunities
Analysis
8 Human Capital Management
Tendering
IMPACT
Business Value Purchasing
Cost Savings Performance
Purchase Order Contract Streamlining Supplier Mgmt
Collaboration Lifecycle Operational Network
(on-demand) Management Procurement Collaboration Vendor
Performance
Management
Vendor (Scorecard)
Performance
Mgmt (on-
demand)
Spend
Performance
Management
LOW
Contract n Inconsistent and email- n SAP ERP n SAP CLM : Contract n Clause/template library to control
Lifecycle intensive processes Lifecycle Management contract authoring
n ?
Management n Contract workflow
n Long negotiation and n (=a module of SAP
approval cycle times Sourcing) n One central contract repository
n Legal risk due to lack of tight n Automatic alerts
controls
n Tracking of planned and actual dates for
n Organizationally dispersed key activities and milestones
contracts
n Follow up and monitor contract
n Poor contract compliance performance
(PO, invoice, audits, SLAs)
n Poor renewals mgt
Peer Group P1
Key findings Metric Company
Average Top 25%
q Increase productivity and cycle 10.1 (public 8.0 (public
Cycle Time - New Contract Creation (in weeks) 16.0
time in tendering process sector) sector)
Overall Procurement Cost (% of Spend) 5.4 1.3 0.6
q Improve Purchase
Performance Management % of FTEs in Strategic & Expertise Functions 27.0 36.6 60.0
(*) : a customer specific peer group has been composed. It is composed out of companies active in the following area’s:
Railways, Aerospace, Mining, Industrial Machinery and Components (maintenance large High Tech equipment)
1 = No Coverage
Top 25% Average Customer Coverage Customer Importance 5 = Full Coverage
5 5,0
4,5 4,5
4,3
4 4,0 4,0 4,0 4,0
3,7 3,8
3,5 3,5
3 3,0
2,5 2,5
2,3
2 2,0 2,0
0
Strategy And Compliance Category Supplier Supplier Contract Supplier Requisitioning Order Materials Financial Supplier Data
Leadership Management Evaluation Performance Management Collaboration Processing Receipt Settlement/ Management
And Management Invoice
Negotiation Management
6 IT Excellence
Key
7 Mobile Solutions
Opportunities
Analysis
8 Human Capital Management
New GL
(Review)
IMPACT In-house Cash
Management
Business Value
Cost Savings
Treasury &
Risk Mgmt
Cash &
Liquidity Mgmt
Collection &
Dispute Mgmt
Credit
Management
LOW
6 IT Excellence
Key
7 Mobile Solutions
Opportunities
Analysis
8 Human Capital Management
IMPACT
Business Value
Cost Savings XBRL
Reporting
Intercompany
Consolidation
LOW
Finance
& Financial Performance and Risk Management Survey P1 = Public Sector
Peer Group P1
Key findings Metric Company
Average Top 25%
q There is potential to lower the Finance Cost as a % of Revenue 1.03 0.73 0.33
total finance cost/Bio€ revenue. Finance FTE’s per Billion Revenue (overall) 46.8 113.0 46.2
Days to Close Monthly Books (in days) 55 7.1 5.0
q The number of days to close
the monthly/quarterly/annual Days to Close Quarterly Books (in days) 55 7.3 5.0
books needs to be brought in Days to Close Annual Books (in days) 60 30.0 20.0
line with industry peers.
Cycle Time for Forecasts (in days) 90 67.9 10.0
q The lead time to create Uncollectible Accounts Receivable Write Offs (in %) 2 0.8 0.7
forecasts (annual budget) can
Overdue Accounts Receivable (in %) 47 21.0 0.0
be improved.
Days Sale Outstanding (in days) 33 16.5 0.0
q It needs to be investigated if
the large amount of Days Sale
Outstanding cannot be
reduced.
Company Best Practice Importance Compared to Coverage Contrasted Against Peer Responses (Peer Group P1)
1 = No Coverage
Average Coverage Top 25% Coverage Company Importance Comapany Coverage 5 = Full Coverage
0
Finance Compliance and Budgeting and Business and G/L and Treasury and Accounts Payroll Accounts Customer Billing,
Strategy and Risk Forecasting Operations Financial Closing Cash Payable and Administration Receivable Credit and
Leadership Management Analysis and Management Expenses Collections
Reporting
Company Best Practice Importance Compared to Coverage Contrasted Against Peer Responses (Peer Group P1)
1 = No Coverage
Average Coverage Q1 Coverage Company Coverage Company Importance 5 = Full Coverage
0
Finance Strategy & Leadership Compliance & Risk Budgeting and Forecasting Business and Operations G/L and Financial Closing Cost Accounting and Analysis
Management Analysis and Reporting
6 IT Excellence
Key
7 Mobile Solutions
Opportunities
Analysis
8 Human Capital Management
Energy
Management
Incident Carbon
Waste Management (Footprint) /
Management (safe train) Emission Mgmt
IMPACT
Business Value
Cost Savings
Hazardous Sustainability
Substance Performance
Mgmt Mgmt
Environmental
Permit Mgmt
LOW
6 IT Excellence
Key
7 Mobile Solutions
Opportunities
Analysis
8 Human Capital Management
IMPACT
Business Value
Cost Savings Risk
Management
Access Control
Process Control
– Audit Mgmt
LOW
n Management of roles and n GRC Access n SAP Identity Management + n Enables cross-system management of
the process for provisioning Management SAP Single-Sign-On identities (IT technical systems)
Enterprise GRC to users is very well under n Home n Enables cross-system management of
control. developed identities (ERP systems) while
Access Controls n Is there already a system in system integrating with SAP IDM.
place to allow for single sign- Assigner
on across different systems?
n There are currently not n GRC Process Control + n Enables automated monitoring, and
enough automated process SAP Audit Management testing of controls for key processes
controls in place. (free) using a single data source leading to
n First of all, the business operational efficiencies.
Enterprise GRC needs to take the time to n Provides automated exception case
Process Controls define the required generation and remediation case
automated process controls, management preventing material
which will bring benefit to the weakness and ensuring timely
organization. compliance.
n Taking risk information into n SAP ERP n GRC Risk Management n Aggregates risk exposure across the
account during business n MS Excel organization, with drill-down capability
Risk planning cycle, requires a lot into risks specific to a business unit or
Management of effort. departments within a business unit.
Peer Group P1
Key findings Metric Company
Average Top 25%
q GRC: As company’s maturity Internal Audit FTEs per Billion Revenue 1.9 3.9 1.6
will grow, gaps will fade away. Automated Tested control as a % Total Control 0 34.5 55.0
q Consider implementation of User Permission Changes as a % of Total ERP Users 66.2 32.4 6.3
automated process controls.
User Permission Changes for ERP users (hours) 2.0 1.0 0.5
New ERP Roles Added as a % of Total Roles 14.3 15.4 4.0
New ERP Roles Added 2.0 1.55 0.8
6 IT Excellence
Key
7 Mobile Solutions
Opportunities
Analysis
8 Human Capital Management
Business
Project & Test & Quality
Process
Portfolio Mgmt Management
Documentation
IMPACT
Business Value
Cost Savings
LOW
Pain Points, Business Requirements and/or Proposed SAP Best Practices & Solution
Current Apps Solution
Opportunities Enablers
Project & n A good project portfolio management n Different n SAP PPM n Open and integrated application
Portfolio organization is in place (ie. Demand systems (xl,...) (Project Portfolio lifecycle management platform for
Management Office) n SAP ECC Management) SAP and non-SAP systems
n All projects are captured in SAP ECC, n Build a strategic IT solution in
to follow-up costs and resources. incremental tactical steps
n YPTO Time registration is being n Tactical solutions for key IT pain
implemented in SAP points
n Global project view and management n Drive a fast implementation and
is done manually in a consolidated ROI via professional services from
way. SAP and close partners
n There is an opportunity to manage all n Realize ongoing benefits and
this from within a single consolidated savings
system.
Business n Current Business Process n Different tools n SAP Enterprise n SAP Enterprise Modeling
Process documentation process is heavy to are used modeling by IDS accelerates the blueprinting process
Documentation maintain properly. (Industry Print, Scheer (ARIS + 20-40% by leveraging the SAP
n Some documentation is not updated Visio, Word, …) BPM) business process repository,
according latest developments. n Opentext reducing errors through automation,
Integration and eliminating the need evaluate
n Technical documentation is automated
process models posted on the wall. It
(up to 80%).
also helps to reduce the need for
n Need for an efficient way to design, customizations by giving you a clear
document & publish Business Process view of SAP’s out-of-the-box
associated documentation (used for capabilities, allowing you to make
support, online consultation and informed decisions about when to
training) and provide the capability to move forward without customizing
do process step checks! the solution.
Pain Points, Business Requirements and/or Proposed SAP Best Practices & Solution
Current Apps Solution
Opportunities Enablers
Test & Quality n Due to the implemented SAP landscape n HP QC/QTP n SAP TAO (Test n Predefined test components are
Management and roll-out schedules from projects, Automation available to further optimize test
updates and smaller enhancements, Optimizer) management processes
testing is critical for an efficient roll-out of
projects.
n Currently HP QC is used and HP QTP is
used for Volume testing.
n There is potentially an opportunity to
further optimize the current Test
Management process
Project Blue n Blueprinting is currently executed by the n Industry Print n SAP Application n SAP application visualization by
Printing means of blueprint workshops. Process Visualization by iRise offers offers a collaborative
design is #1 priority during these iRise platform where authors can drag and
sessions. drop graphics and/or screen shots to
n There is potentially an opportunity to create visualualizations of a software
improve the collaboration amongst the application that can be reviewed
people doing and deciding on the final collaboratively by project team
blueprint design. members on an SAP implementation
or Custom development project. SAP
application visualization by iRise is
available as a ‘studio pack’, includes
the Studio - desktop authoring tool,
the Definition Center - central
repository, and the Reader software
applications available as a bundle.
Pain Points, Business Requirements and/or Proposed SAP Best Practices & Solution
Current Apps Solution
Opportunities Enablers
Usability & n There is a need to better handle and n NA n SAP User n SAP UEM measures the
User define the systems User Usability. Experience performance of all end-users, all the
Experience n Understand how the systems are used Management by time, and for every SAP transaction.
(from a user interface perspective) and KNOA could SAP UEM tracks:
define an improved user interface. address part of n Response Time as
the requirement. experienced by the end user,
including Transaction
Response and Navigation
Response
n Quality of User
Experience, including
Infrastructure Errors from
Operating Systems, Servers,
Networks, & Databases; and
Application Errors, such as
ABAP Errors and “Method
Not Allowed” messages
n Adoption and Usage
Information, including User
Behavior issues like user
utilization, user errors, &
active/idle time; and
Workflow issues such as
process proficiency and
compliance.
n With SAP UEM customers can see
exactly what their end-user see and
every time they work in SAP.
Peer Group P1
Key findings Metric Company
Average Top 25%
q Stable Solution environment, IT Spend per Employee 1,904 12,724.7 3,299.9
setup and management. SAP Spend as % of IT Spend 50 26.8 44.1
Company Best Practice Importance Compared to Coverage Contrasted Against Peer Responses (Peer Group P1)
1 = No Coverage
Average Coverage Top 25% Coverage Company Coverage Company Importance 5 = Full Coverage
0
IT Governance Value Management Solution Portfolio IT Service Organization Business Process Business Continuity And
Management And Delivery Improvement And Test TCO
Management
6 IT Excellence
Key
7 Mobile Solutions
Opportunities
Analysis
8 Human Capital Management
Mobile Platform
Mobile Device
management
IMPACT
Business Value
Cost Savings
LOW
n Access financial data and n NA n SAP ERP Customer n List of all customers classified as
customer invoices real time Financial Fact Sheet ‘Critical’ according to predefined rules
n Avoid calls to back office / n Display financial details for a selected
Customer accounting, e-mails, fax,… customer
Financial Fact
Sheet n Call up oinal invoices
n Manager signs off high value n NA n SAP ERP Payment n Push Urgent tasks to the treasurer
payments Approvals
Manager Signs-off
on high value
payments
Peer Group P1
Key findings Metric Company
Average Top 25%
q There is a need to implement Number of mobile devices deployed 9,000 - -
a common Mobile Solutions Number of Mobile Operating Systems supported 3 - -
platform that enables or allows IT FTE’s focused on Mobile Device Mgmt, Application
the management from different 50 - -
development or support
mobile solutions (applications)
and devices. Cycle Time to develop and deploy new Mobile applications 60 - -
6 IT Excellence
Key
7 Mobile Solutions
Opportunities
Analysis
8 Human Capital Management
LOW
n Nakisa Talent
n The current process for retirements (with short
management
Deploy & Retire notice periods) prevents customer to anticipate
(succession
on workforce gaps.
planning)
Peer Group P1
Key findings Metric Company
Average Top 25%
q There is a potential to reduce Employee Turnover (in %) 5.71 10.5 5.0
the number of HR FTE’s per Employees Trained (in %) 79 79.1 100.0
employee.
Employees per HR FTE 49 109 158
q There are opportunities to HR Cost per Employee 1,224 1,323 454
reduce the cost per employee,
per hire, … Cost per Hire 5,000 2,532 996
Company Best Practice Importance Compared to Coverage Contrasted Against Peer Responses (Peer Group P1)
1 = No Coverage
5 = Full Coverage
5,5
4,5
4 4,0
3,8 3,8
3,5
3,3 3,3
3 3,0 3,0
2,9
2,5
2,3
2
1,8
1,5 1,5 1,5
1,3 1,3
1 1,0 1,0
0,5
Company Best Practice Importance Compared to Coverage Contrasted Against Peer Responses (Peer Group P1)
1 = No Coverage
Average Coverage Top 25% Coverage Company Coverage Company Importance 5 = Full Coverage
5
4.5
3.5
2.5
1.5
0.5
0
Strategy and Leadership Strategic Resource and Compensation Planning Recruitment and Staffing Training and Development
Succession Planning
6 IT Excellence
Key
7 Mobile Solutions
Opportunities
Analysis
8 Human Capital Management
n Medium Need of
Management of a
document repository for
n SAP Flexible Real Estate Management
all documents per
Real Estate ensure native integration between Real
buildings (Contracts, n SAP Flexible Real Estate
n Word Estate Object (eg: Opentext, …) in
Document PV’s, Letters, Safety Management
n Paper order to ensure archiving of Letter,
Management declarations, ..) n SAP OpenText
Contracts, Declarations, Certifications,
n Medium Need to
..
integrate with Enterprise
Documentation
Management
LOW
6 IT Excellence
Key
7 Mobile Solutions
Opportunities
Analysis
8 Human Capital Management
n The unique semantic layer ensures that all reports, dashboards and
Ensure analyses rely on the same data definitions
“one version n Ability to access and combine multiple sources easily, without
of the truth” n Leverage the data definitions from BW, including complex
aggregations defined in the BW cubes
Ensure n Access the data directly, no need for IT to create new extracts to
answering all populate dashboards and reports
needs in a n The content and data access can be created by business users
reactive way n Ability to access data in real time if needed
Consolidate and n Easy to manage and control the origin of the data behind the reports
control the flow n Identify all reports that rely on a specific data source
of data n Control the data quality from the original source to the final report
n Directly reuse the data security defined in SAP
BI Objectives
BI Initiatives
BI Launchpad
Accessibility
Dashboards
Analysis
Interactive reporting
Credibility Data Exploration
Embedded Analytics
Static reports
Mobile BI
Risk Mitigation Real Time & In-Memory Analysis
BI Acceleration
Metadata
Analysis
n Allow consistent navigation and
consumption of the data, regardless of
the interface (web, excel, …)
n Performance is good today (5 to n SAP BW 7.0 n SAP NetWeaver Business n Increases user satisfaction by
8 s) but need to keep it in next Warehouse Accelerator reducing the query time through the
gen BI use of an accelerated BI infrastructure
High Dashboards
BI Acceleration
Analysis
Embedded Analytics
Metadata
Importance/Urgency
Value &
Real Time & In-
Priority Memory Analysis
Static reports H M L
Data Exploration
Low Mobile BI
Low High
Feasibility