Spend Analysis: The Window into Strategic Sourcing

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Author: Kirit Pandit

ISBN-10: 1932159932

ISBN-13: 9781932159936

Category: Industrial Management

Strategic supply management has become a significant driver of improved corporate performance and better risk management, and spend analysis is the most critical component to achieving world-class performance. Written by leaders in the field, Spend Analysis: The Window into Strategic Sourcing is the only reference to provide in-depth guidance on what spend analysis really is, what it specifically involves, and how it can be used to improve identification of cost reduction opportunities,...

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Strategic supply management has become a significant driver of improved corporate performance and better risk management, and spend analysis is the most critical component to achieving world-class performance. Written by leaders in the field, Spend Analysis: The Window into Strategic Sourcing is the only reference to provide in-depth guidance on what spend analysis really is, what it specifically involves, and how it can be used to improve identification of cost reduction opportunities, prioritization of sourcing projects, negotiated results, and the tracking and monitoring needed to ensure that identified opportunities reach the bottom line. It is a valuable resource for decision-makers considering spend analysis solutions.

Foreword     xiiiPreface     xvAcknowledgments     xviiAbout the Authors     xixWeb Added Value     xxiPart IFundamentals of Spend Analysis     3What Is Spend Analysis?     5Basics     5History of Spend Analysis     10Specialist Vendors     11Consolidation     12Similarities/Differences between Spend Analysis and Data Warehousing     12Characteristics of an Ideal Spend Analysis Application     15Data Definition and Loading (DDL)     15Data Cleansing, Structure, and Enrichment (DE)     17Spend Data Analytics (SA)     19Knowledgebase Management (KB)     20Summary     22References     22Business Imperative and Return on Investment     23Spend Leakage and Compliance Multiplier     23Importance of Spend Analysis within Supply Management     25Benefits to Businesses     26Estimation of Spend Analysis Return on Investment     27Savings Opportunity     30Highly Decentralized Purchasing     30Overview and Objectives     30Methodology     31Global Procurement Challenges     31Methodology     34Results     35Merger Planning and Integration     39Overview     39Situation     40Methodology     40Conclusion     43Summary     44References     45How to Implement a Successful Spend Analysis Program     47Set Objectives     48Lead from the Top     48Establish a Focused Center of Excellence     49Carefully Evaluate Choices     50Commodity Classification     50Data Enrichment     50Take a Limited-Scope, Phased-Rollout Approach     50Requirements Scoping     50Multicube Approach     51Data Scoping     52Refresh Requirement     52Know Your Data     53Technology Should Support Business, Not Drive Business     53Align the Team to Support the Organization     54Increase Organizational Visibility     54Measure Constantly, Report Frequently     54Engage with Your Application Provider     55Sample Project Plan     55Procurement Transformation for an {dollar}8 Billion Agrochemical Business     55Overview     55Background     57Implementation and Key Learning     57Spend Analysis Program Success     58Sourcing Program Success     58The Future-Managing Supplier Relationships     59A Fortune 500 Provider in the Healthcare Industry     59Overview     59Implementation     60Challenges     60Results after One Year     61A Company with Global Procurement Locations     61Overview     61Implementation     62User Adoption     62Next Steps     62Summary     62References     63Opportunity Identification     65Spend-Level Opportunities     67Supplier Rationalization     67Demand Aggregation (or Disaggregation)     67Bypass of the Preferred Purchasing Process     69Non-PO Spend     69Off-Contract Spend     69Diversity Spend Compliance     70Supplier Performance     70Spend with Poorly Performing Suppliers     71Approved versus Nonapproved Spend     71Spend by Payment Type     72Transaction-Level Opportunities     72Contractual Term Opportunities     72Unrealized Discounts and Rebates     73Quantity Violations     74Delivery Date Violations     76Payment Term Opportunities     76Invoice Processing Opportunities     77Consolidated Payments     77Frequent Charges and Credits     77PO Approval Limits     78Prioritizing Opportunities     79Conduct Buyer Interviews     79Create a Segmentation Framework     80Segment the Categories     80Assign Category to Implementation Waves     80Summary     81Part IIThe Anatomy of Spend Transactions     85Types of Spend     85Direct     85Indirect     86MRO     87Procurement Processes     88Procure-to-Pay (P2P)     88Purchasing Cards (P-Cards)     88Travel and Entertainment (T&E)     88Information and Approval Flow in P2P Processes      89Data Requirements for P-Cards     93Data Requirements for T&E     93Source Systems and Data Extracts     94Accounts Payable     94Purchasing/e-Procurement     94Receiving     95Materials Management     95Freight Transactions     95Corporate P-Cards     96Travel and Entertainment     96Contract Management     96Material Requirements Planning or Manufacturing Resource Planning Systems     96Contract Manufacturer Data     96Other (External Sources)     96Quality of Data     97Item Description     98Vendor Name     99Cost Center and GL Code     99Summary     100Spend Analysis Components     101Introduction     101Data Definition and Loading (DDL)     103Data Cleansing     105DDL Considerations     107Data Assessment     108Data Enrichment (DE)     110Overview     110Classification     115Clustering     116Business Rules and Manual Editing      116Dimensional Enrichment     116Classification     119Clustering     120Transactional Enrichment     120Business Rules     120Transactional Classification     123Knowledge Acquisition and Management     125Concepts     126Attributes     127Instances     127Knowledgebase Essential Functionality     127Browsing     127Editing     128Knowledge Assimilation     128Spend Reporting and Analytics     129Business Intelligence Key Capabilities     131Reporting     131Analytics     131Scorecarding     132Dashboards     132Business Event Management     132Basic OLAP Reports     133Pivot Tables     133Cross-tabular Reports     133Graphical Reports     135Specialized Charts     141Waterfall Chart     141Pareto Chart     142Treemap     142Multidimensional Report     144Map Report     144Ad Hoc Analytics     144What-If Analysis     147Dashboards     148Summary     148References     150Taxonomy Considerations     151Ontologies and Taxonomies     151Popular Industry Standard Commodity Taxonomies     153UNSPSC     154Design     154Advantages of UNSPSC     155Disadvantages of UNSPSC     156eOTD     157Design     157Advantages of eOTD     165Disadvantages of eOTD     166eCl@ss     166Design     166Advantages of eClass     168Disadvantages of eClass     169RUS     170Design     171Advantages of RUS     172Disadvantages of RUS     173Quantitative Comparison of Taxonomies     173Size and Growth     174Hierarchical Order and Balance of Content     175Quality of Property Libraries     175Conclusion and Summary     177References     178Technology Considerations     179Technical Considerations in the SA Module      179Online Analytic Processing (OLAP)     179What Is Your OLAP Schema?     180What Do Your Dimensions Look Like?     181Precooked Data or On-the-Fly Calculations?     182Continental or International Deployment?     182Pivoting or Multidimensional Navigation?     183Technical Considerations in the DDL Module     184Representative Sampling     185Missing Values     185Balanced Dimensional Hierarchies     187Detection of Systematic Errors     189Technical Considerations in the DE Module     190String Matching     190Classification     191Statistical Algorithms     193Distance-Based Algorithms     194Decision Tree-Based Algorithms     194Neural Networks-Based Algorithms     195Rule-Based Algorithms     196Clustering     196Classifier Evaluation     198ROC Graph Details     200Association Rules     201Summary     203References     203Part IIITracking and Monitoring     209Introduction     209Spend Under Management     212Integrated Supply Management     212External Integration Using Web Services     214Using Spend Analysis for Measuring Benefits     214Summary     217Spend Analysis and Compliance     219Introduction     219Control Violations in the Procurement Process     220Supplier Assessment     220Supplier Selection     221Contract     221Procurement or Requisition     222Fulfillment     222Invoicing     222Payment     222Implementing Controls in Procurement     222Commonly Implemented Controls     222Payment Controls via 3-Way Match     224Authorizations     224P-Card Control     224Travel and Entertainment     224Spend Leakage     225Contract Compliance     225Vendor Compliance     226Fraud     226Case Study     227The Future of Procurement Compliance     228Measurement     228Prevention     228Summary     229References      229The Future of Spend Analysis     231Supplier Discovery     232Spend Forecasting     232What-If Spend Analysis     232Microanalysis     233New Product Target Cost Analysis     233Real-Time Classification     233Relevance Search     234Price Benchmarking     235Summary     235Index     237