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    NAPM

    International PurchasingConference &

    Educational Exhibit

    New Orleans

    30 April 2000

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    All Slides Available Monday at

    tompeters.com

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    WOW!

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    Larry > Bill

    =Your Moment!

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    No Wiggle Room!

    Incrementalism is

    innovations worst

    enemy.Nicholas Negroponte

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    It means nothing

    less than the total

    reinvention of

    this company.

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    Jacques New New Ford

    Ford + MSN CarPointFord + Yahoo!

    Ford + OracleFord + HP/MCIWorldcom

    Etc.

    Etc.

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    NAPM: Not Purchasing!NAPM: Not Supply Chain Mgt.

    NAPM = TE/IR!*

    *Total Enterprise/Industry

    Reinvention!

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    Forget > Learn

    The problem is never

    how to get new,

    innovative thoughts into

    your mind, but how to getold ones out.Dee Hock

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    Brand Inside

    Brand Org!

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    108 X 5vs.

    8 X 1*

    * 540 vs. 8

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    The Pincer 5

    Destructive entrepreneurs/ GlobalCompetition

    White Collar Robots

    THE INTERNET![E.g.: GM + Ford + DaimlerChrysler]

    Global Outsourcing[E.g.: India, Mexico]

    Speed!!

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    RR on Sara Lee

    The most profitable

    businesses in the future will actas knowledge brokers, linkinginsights into whats available

    with insights into thecustomers individual needs

    and preferences.

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    The &-!!+#$% in the middle*

    Jim Clark on Healtheon/WebMD

    * twixt docs, patients, insurers and providers;$275B of $400B in waste; source: Michael Lewis,

    The New New Thing

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    [ Incidentally

    CEO Jeff Arnold

    Age: 30First Start-up: Age 24]

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    We want to be the

    air traffic controllers

    of electrons.Bob Nardelli,

    GE Power Systems

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    Buzzsaw.com

    Builders, Owners, Architects,

    Contractors, Suppliers

    $4Tindustry

    5,300 commercial bldg.-projectspecs on-line; +70 per day

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    Message

    Supply Chain Integrationdemands total reinventionof the corporate structure,

    systems and culture.

    E.g.

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    E-business is the

    final nail in the coffinfor bureaucracy atGE.

    Jack Welch/

    GE Annual Report 2000

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    Hyperlinks subvert

    hierarchy!The Cluetrain Manifesto

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    Magic![Inter]networked Markets

    meet

    [Intra]networked Workers

    Source: The Cluetrain Manifesto: The End of

    Business as Usual

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    The Character of the Web,

    perThe Cluetrain Manifesto

    HyperlinkedDecentralized

    Hypertime

    Open, direct accessRich data

    Broken [no one owns it or controls it]Borderless

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    [ Words to Live By

    Hierarchy is anorganization with its face

    toward the CEO and its ass

    toward the customer.Kjell Nordstrom and Jonas Ridderstrale,

    Funky Business]

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    Brand Inside

    Brand Work!

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    Why are there nobooks on how to create

    a Cool, Rocking,

    WOW-producing

    Purchasing

    Department?

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    Youare theRock Stars

    of theB2B Age!

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    [I.e.: Welcome to the Y2K

    New Orleans Jazz and

    Real Cool Purchasing

    Dudes Festival!]

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    Reward excellent

    failures. Punish

    mediocre

    successes.Phil Daniels, Sydney exec

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    You really got to me. Somany of our information technologyprojects take on a life of their own,

    and I know theyll never end up asmore than mediocre successes.

    CEO, F100 financialservices company (10-98)

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    Every project we take

    on starts with a question:How can we do whats

    never been done

    before?

    Stuart Hornery, CEO, Lend Lease

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    The greatest danger

    for most of usis not that our aim is

    too high

    and we miss it,but that it is

    too lowand we reach it.

    Michelangelo

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    Brand Inside

    Brand Talent!

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    Issue Y2K

    The Great Warfor Talent!

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    There is no talent shortage

    if

    you are a GPTW*

    *Great Place To Work

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    Our business needs amassive transfusion of

    talent. And talent, I believe,

    is most likely to be foundamong non-conformists,dissenters and rebels.

    David Ogilvy

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    ??????????????????

    He grew his hair long, played

    guitar in a rock band, chasedgirls, got into trouble. At age 17

    he was flogged by his housemaster, who described him as

    the most difficult boy Ive ever

    had to deal with.

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    Tony Blair*

    *talk/May 2000

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    Brand Outside

    Context:

    No Commodities!

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    The surplus society has a surplus ofsimilarcompanies, employing similar

    people, with similareducationalbackgrounds, coming up with similar

    ideas, producing similarthings, withsimilarprices and similarquality.

    Kjell Nordstrom and Jonas Ridderstrale,Funky Business

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    We make over three newproduct announcements a

    day. Can you remember

    them?

    Our customers cant!Carly Fiorina

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    Were getting better at [SixSigma] every day. But we really

    need to think about the customersprofitability.Are customers

    bottom lines really benefitingfrom what we provide them?

    Bob Nardelli, GE Power Systems

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    Message (Bud): Thedistributor is dead.Long live the

    value-added,

    knowledge-intensive

    business partner.

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    Brand Outside

    Strategy 1:

    Leadthe Customer!

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    Wealth in this new regime flowsdirectly from innovation, not

    optimization. That is, wealth is not

    gained by perfecting the known,but by imperfectly seizing the

    unknown.Kevin Kelly, New Rules for the New Economy

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    My NAPM Message 04.30.00

    LEADERSHIP!

    PERIOD!

    Brand Outside

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    Brand Outside

    Strategy 2:

    Use E-Commerceto Re-inventthe

    Business! In the network economy the

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    In the network economy, the

    Website becomes the companysprimary interface to the customer.

    The user interface becomes the

    marketing materials, store front,store interior, sales staff and post-

    sales support all rolled into one.Jakob Nielsen,

    Designing Web Usability

    Tomorrow Today: Cisco!*

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    y

    70%

    Save $500M (service and techsupport)

    Customer Engineer

    Chat Rooms($1B?)

    C.Sat e >> C.Sat H*Earths MVC

    Ch Pi ki

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    Cherry PickingVertical Markets

    Plasticsnet.com: $370B;sellers pay $5K to $8K for

    storefront; 5% to 10% cut

    Hook: community services(database, catalogs, forums,

    industry job bank, etc.)

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    Message

    COMMUNITY!/COMMUNITYSERVICES!

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    Begin by filling the stadium.Then offer more and more

    services. Hopefully, as you addmore on top, the site becomesmore integrated with the work

    process, until it is invaluable.Carl Bass, CEO, Buzzsaw.com

    Community

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    Somewhat mediated, segmentedchat rooms (must be managed/ seeded)

    User-friendly technical/ professional infoIndustry intelligence

    Some very timely stuff/ attractorsHotlinks by the gazillion(to professional and unrelated stuff)

    Expert/ advisor opinions (info, chats, etc.)Opportunity for users to build

    own Web page

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    Message

    B2B is notthe costcutting program du jour!

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    Message

    Remember the

    Soft stuff!*

    *Soft = Hard [Waterman & Peters]

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    Message [Paradox]

    TRUST RULES!

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    Speaking of

    paradoxes

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    B2B

    1999 2004: 50X

    2004: $7.4

    Source: GartnerGroup

    (per Reuters 1-26-00)

    T

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    GM/Ford/DaimlerChrysler (02-27)

    Auto parts supply Co.

    $240B (+$500B)

    I.P.O.

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    Goal?Drive profits to

    zero!*

    *Remember AMR and dynamic pricing.

    Anne Busquet/ American Express

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    Anne Busquet/ American Express

    Not: Age of the Internet

    Is: Age of Customer

    Control

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    Jack on the Webs Naked Truth

    You desperately want to haveenough technology in your

    product offering, so that you dont

    end up being in a commoditysituation.

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    Where does the Internet rank

    in priority?Its No. 1, 2, 3,

    and 4.

    Jack Welch

    There are 2 Kinds of

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    There are 2 Kinds of

    Defense*vs.

    Offense**

    *Fend off upstarts.

    **Reinvent our marketspace!

    Jargon Bath!

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    Bureaucracy free Systemically integrated

    Internet intense Knowledge based

    Time and location free

    Instantly responsive Customer centric

    Mass customization enabled.

    Translation

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    Bureaucracy free = Flat org, no B.S.Systemically integrated = Whole supply chain

    tightly wired/ friction freeInternet intense = Do it all via the Web

    Knowledge based = Open access

    Time and location free = Whenever, whereverInstantly responsive = Speed demons

    Customer centric = Customer calls the shotsMass customization enabled = Every productand service rapidly tailored to client

    requirements

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    Brand Outside

    Strategy 3:

    Its the Experience!

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    Experiences are asdistinct from servicesas services are from

    goods.Joseph Pine & James Gilmore, The

    Experience Economy: Work Is Theater &

    Every Business a Stage

    The [Starbucks] Fix Is on

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    We have identified a third

    place. And I really believe thatsets us apart. The third place is

    that place thats not work orhome. Its the place our

    customers come for refuge.

    Nancy Orsolini, District Manager

    Experience: Rebel Lifestyle!

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    What we sell is the ability for a

    43-year-old accountant to dress inblack leather, ride through small

    towns and have people be afraidof him.

    Harley exec, quoted in Results-basedLeadership

    Mantra: Any good can be ing-ed

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    the drivingexperience

    the pumpingexperiencethe sittingexperience

    the readingexperiencethe washingexperience

    the cookingexperience

    Joseph Pine & James Gilmore, The Experience

    Economy: Work Is Theater & Every Business a Stage

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    Think

    Supply Chain-ingB2B-ing

    This is the end of the pure

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    This is the end of the pureproduct era. For instance, car

    makers are beginning tounderstand that the car is a

    platform for delivering servicesthat drive the customer

    experience.Carly Fiorina, HP @ Comdex 99

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    Brand Leadership

    Passion Rules!

    Brand Leadership!

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    A key perhaps the key

    to leadership isthe effective

    communication

    of a story.Howard Gardner

    Leading Minds: An Anatomy of Leadership

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    Brand Leadership:ENTHUSIASM RULES!

    I am a dispenser ofenthusiasm/ Ben

    Zander

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    Message to NAPM:You are

    Re-invention

    Evangelists!

    Ann Richards Dogma

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    g

    Show up!

    Know your message!

    PUT YOURSELF

    AT RISK EVERY DAY!

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    This is yourmoment. This is

    your game to lose or WIN. Now!


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