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FORUM #SAPFORUM Benchmarking Success in Consumer Products with Value Engineering Stephen Hollier
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Benchmarking Success in Consumer

Products with Value Engineering

Stephen Hollier

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Agenda

• Value Engineering

• Benchmarking

• Customer Innovation

• Call to Action

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SAP Value Lifecycle Value Discovery

Diagnose business process performance

Assess areas for best practice adoption

Build and validate the business case

Align with CEO / Board agenda

Value Optimization

Measure performance

Identify improvement

Define action

Leverage best practices

Value Realization

Design for value

Define KPI’s to track

Identify and manage risk

Design governance model

Value

Lifecycle

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SAP Value Engineering

Content

Benchmarking 10,000 submissions

25 industries, 30 process areas

Assess KPI’s and best practice

adoption relative to top quartile

benchmarks.

Business Transformation

Studies Proof points of value realised

Training and Tools

Value Academy 7,500 attendees

2,500 companies

Company specific training

academies to develop value

management capabilities

Value Lifecycle Manager Online tool to support business

case development

Services

Strategic Innovation Innovation workshops using

Design Thinking principles and

leveraging new trends and

technologies

Business Case “Outside-in” or collaborative value

assessment

Value Realisation Governance and processes to

deliver value on time, on budget

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Responsive Supply Networks

Best People and Talent End-To-End Processes

Product and Service Leadership

High Performing Assets

Superior Customer Value Strategic IT Operational Excellence

Benchmarking Surveys

Human Capital Management

Talent Management

Financial Excellence

NPDI

Trade Promotion Management

Sales Effectiveness

Finance

Financial Compliance

Order to Cash

Enterprise Health Check

Total Cost of Ownership

Business Intelligence / Analytics

Enterprise Information Management

Supply Chain Planning

Transportation Management

Warehouse Management

SRM/ Procurement

Manufacturing

Enterprise Asset Management

EH&S Compliance

HR Shared Services

Financial Performance and Risk Management

Cash to Cash

Finance Shared Services

Value Management

Best Run IT Lean Enterprise

High Performance Analytics

Implementation Services

Customer Contact Centers

Mobility

Customer Service and Support

Retail Merchandising

Public Finance

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SAP Value Management Centre https://valuemanagement.sap.com

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Benchmarking can be used in many ways

Establish Performance Baseline to Prove Success 2

Intra-company/ Global Benchmark 3

On-going Performance Management 4

Opportunity Identification / Prioritization 1

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Benchmarking Performance Analysis

Framework

Performance

Drivers

Key Performance

Indicators

Performance

Analysis

Framework

Effectiveness

Trade Spending as a % of Revenue

% of Product Sales sold on Promotion

Technology

System Landscape

Use of Technology

Best Practice Adoption

Current Level of Best Practice

Desired Level of Best Practice

Efficiency

FTE’s per $100m of Trade Spending

Out of Stock % during Trade Promotion

Effectiveness

Efficiency

Recommended

and Actionable

High Impact

Strategies

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Type Metric Company Peer Group

Average Top Quartile

Effectiveness

Trade Spending as a % of Revenue 25 12.8 5.3

Average Annual Fund Overspend (in %) 6.0 2.9 0

% Of Annual Product Sales Sold on Promotion 50 45 25

Productive Spend as a % of Total Spend on Trade Promotions 80 43 60

% of Trade Promotions Resulting in Incremental Volumes 100 76 90

% All Commodity Volume (ACV) of Trade Promotion Execution 70 65 90

Timely Insight into Trade Promotions 3.0 2.7 3.0

Invoice Accuracy Rate 99 93 98

% of Deduction Balance which is Legitimate and Payable to Customer 95 90 98

Efficiency

Actual Days of Stock 33 31 10

Out of Stock % When a Promotion is Running 2 8 3

FTE’s per $100 Million of Trade Spending 16.7 26.4 6.3

Deduction Balance as a % of Revenue 7.0 4.7 1.8

TPM: KPI Performance

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Effectiveness of TPM Systems and Processes

% of promotions resulting in incremental volume

How effective is your organization at replicating your most effective promotions? 80.6 72.5

11 %

Low High

% of productive trade spend

How effective are your trade promotions at growing category volume? 49.5 38.1

30%

Low High

% of productive trade spend

How effective are your processes and systems at tracking the incremental volume resulting from

trade promotions? 62.2 36.7

70%

Low High

% of productive trade spend

How effective are your processes and systems at tracking the return on investment of trade

promotions? 56.0 38.4

46%

Low High

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Best Practice Assessment

Trade Promotion Measurement and Analysis

0

1

2

3

4

5

6

1 2 3 4 5

TOP 25% Average

Customer Coverage Customer Importance

Best Practice Ranking 1

Adequate information is available on baseline and incremental

volumes to track the impact of promotions on promotion

objectives

2

Company has the ability to centrally manage trade plans by aligning

sales promotions with all/any supporting events such as advertising

plans and media buying

3

Company has the ability to perform real-time analyses of trade activities

to help identify the most successful and effective promotions, and to

adjust current promotions

4 Trade Promotion Management spends are measured and reported

in customer profit and loss statements

5

Company can systematically track and account for all costs related

to trade activities, which aids compliance with accounting

principles and government regulations (eg.SOX)

Best Practice Listing

1 = No Coverage 5 = Full Coverage

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Improvement Strategies

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Tangible Benefits Tangible Benefits % Impact

Revenue

Increase in promotional sales

Reduction in out-of-stocks

3-5%

10-40%

Operating cost

Reduction in fund overspend

Improvement in trade spend efficiency

Reduction in forward buying

Lower deductions

Reduction in manual administrative work

0-5%

1-10%

5-10%

40-70%

15-20%

Working capital

Reduction in inventory levels

Reduction in re-allocation of finished goods

Reduction in outstanding payments

3-5%

10-20%

5-40%

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Innovation

Cloud In-memory Mobile

Global markets Millennials

Data Content

New business

networks and

supply chains

New monetization

models

Co-innovation with SAP

Design thinking enabled by technology

New technologies

New value sources

New business models

New markets

Knowledge

workers

Social networking Economic

cycle

New trends

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Innovation Workshop Discover Design Deliver

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Call to Action

Contact your Account Executive to Coordinate VE Resources 2

Develop a Business Case 3

Set up a Customer Innovation Workshop 4

Participate in Benchmarking 1 https://valuemanagement.sap.com

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Thank you Contact information:

Stephen E. Hollier

Senior Principal, Value Engineering

SAP UK Ltd

07966 975 207

[email protected]

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