Procurement Transformation at CLAAS

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Procurement Transformation at CLAAS
Procurement Transformation at CLAAS
Supplier Performance Management
Clare Partridge, Marc Zimmek
SAPPHIRE 08
Berlin, 20.05.2008
This document is confidential and is intended solely for the use and
information of the CLAAS Group.
Content
The Company CLAAS
Motivation for the Project Supplier Evaluation
Evaluation Concept
Realisation and System Environment
Supplier Evaluation as Key Success Factor of SRM
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CLAAS – Key Figures
Agricultural Machinery
Forage Harvesting Equipment
Production
Engineering
Legal Form:
KGaA mbH
Shareholder:
Helmut Claas
(Majority)
Shareholders‘
Committee:
Helmut Claas
(Chairman)
Industrial
Engineering
Net Sales 2007:
2,659 bn €
EBIT:
175,8 m €
Foreign Sales:
Employees:
76,3 %
8.425
Services
Shareholder Generations:
Cathrina and
Helmut Claas
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The CLAAS Group – a Global Player from Ostwestfalen
CLAAS Omaha LLC.
Claas Selbstfahrende
Erntemaschinen
Claas Fertigungstechnik
D- Beelen
US- Omaha Nebraska
Claas Krasnodar
RUSKrasnodar
D- Harsewinkel
D
F
HU
USA
RUS
Renault Agriculture
F- Le Mans
Usine Claas France
F- Metz
Claas Hungaria
IND
HUTörekzentmiklos
Claas Saulgau
Claas Industrietechnik
Claas India
D- Bad Saulgau
D- Paderborn
INDFaridabad
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Content
The Company CLAAS
Motivation for the Project Supplier Evaluation
Evaluation Concept
Realisation and System Environment
Supplier Evaluation as Key Success Factor of SRM
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The „Master Purchasing Strategy“
Master Purchasing Strategy
Systematic Supplier’s
Management
Standardization
Increasing
competitiveness
by
Optimisation of vertical
range of manufacture
Supplier’s Integration
Global Sourcing
Optimisation of the number of
suppliers and concentration on the
best suppliers
Reduction of specifications and
number of components
Make or Buy / Outsourcing activities
Implementing system suppliers with close
cooperation in product development and
manufacturing processes
Internationalisation & localisation /
achieving best world market prices
The Master Purchasing Strategy ensures the CLAAS standards of Quality & Reliability.
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Implementation of the „Master Purchasing Strategy“ through the proFITOrganisation
Group-wide and cross-functional matrix organisation
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Integrated Supplier Evaluation for Improvement of Suppliers‘ Performance
Transparency as precondition for efficient supply chain management
Customer Orientation
Logistics-KPIs
Purchasing-KPIs
Suppliers
Quality-KPIs
R&D-KPIs
...
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Targets of the Supplier Evaluation
Increase of customer satisfaction
Development of technology leadership
Optimisation of costs, processes and products
Increase of product and service quality
Optimisation of the number of suppliers
Development of suppliers
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Content
The Company CLAAS
Motivation for the Project Supplier Evaluation
Evaluation Concept
Realisation and System Environment
Supplier Evaluation as Key Success Factor of SRM
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Project Organisation
Steering Committee Supplier Evaluation
SAP
QM
SCM
Purchasing
R&D
IT
Project Management
SAP
Purchasing
IT
Basis
MM / QM
SRM
BI
Portal
IT
IT
IT
IT
IT
QM
QM
QM
SCM
SCM
SCM
Purchasing
Purchasing
R&D
R&D
SAP
SAP
SAP
SAP
Purchasing
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The five pillars of the integrated CLAAS Supplier Evaluation
Supplier Evaluation
Quality
Logistics
Costs
Innovation
Motivation
Evaluation by all involved functions
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Entry Values of Supplier Evaluation – Hard- and Softfacts
Strategic Supplier Evaluation
Performance Measurement:
by system data, facts and
figures
Generation of KPIs,
Key Performance Indicators
ERP-Systems
MM
QM
Operative
Supplier
Evaluation
Survey
Supplier
Evaluation
Hardfacts
Softfacts
Performance Evaluation:
by mostly objective
criteria
Survey of Supplier
Performance
Manual Survey
others
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Focus of Supplier Evaluation – selected Suppliers
Strategic Supplier Evaluation
Performance Measurement:
System based evaluation
Operative
Supplier
Evaluation
Survey
Supplier
Evaluation
Hardfacts
Softfacts
Data for
all suppliers
Intensive focus just on
selected suppliers
Performance Evaluation:
manual survey
focus on
strategic
suppliers
Suppliers of CLAAS Group for Production Material (PRM)
Strategic Impact
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Supplier Evaluation by Hardfacts
Strategic Supplier Evaluation
Quality:
permanent measurement
of supply quality by KPIs
- Product Quality (ppm)
- Disturbance Rate
Product
Operative
Supplier
Evaluation
Survey
Supplier
Evaluation
Hardfacts
Softfacts
Logistics:
Permanent measurement
of delivery accuracy and
quality by KPIs
- Time Accuracy
- Quantity Accuracy
- Disturbance Rate
Logistics
e.g. online-evaluation
during goods receiving (via
ACS*)
* ACS = SAP Add-On Automotive Consulting Solution
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Supplier Evaluation by Hardfacts - SAP Automotive Consulting Solution (ACS)
Measurement & Tolerances will be standardized – Example
Time:
Quantity:
Too early
Too late
Time Accuracy
0 days
0 days
100%
up to 1 day
up to 2 days
80%
up to 2 days
up to 3 days
60%
up to 4 days
up to 5 days
40%
from 5 days
from 6 days
0,01%
Too less
Too much
Quantity Accuracy
0%
0%
100%
up to 5 %
up to 5 %
80%
up to 10%
up to 10%
60%
up to 15%
up to 15%
40%
from 15%
from 15%
0,01%
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Supplier Evaluation by Softfacts
Strategic Supplier Evaluation
Initiator of
Evaluation:
Operative
Supplier
Evaluation
Survey
Supplier
Evaluation
Hardfacts
Softfacts
Quality
Logistics
Productcompanies
Costs
Lead Buyer
Innovation
Frequency:
1 per year
Initiative
After-Market
(Motivation)
Motivation
& Strategy
6 different evaluation forms
Evaluation
...
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Supplier Evaluation by Softfacts
Evaluation scale is standardized for all softfacts
Type A (Standard / 5 steps) - Description
Points
Target Achievement
CLAAS expectations are completely fulfilled
10
100%
CLAAS expectations are almost fulfilled
8
80%
Supplier performance is acceptable
6
60%
Supplier performance does mostly meet expectations
4
40%
Supplier performance does not meet expectations
Not applicable / answer can not be given
0,001
0
0,01%
-
Type B (Digital / 2 step) - Description
CLAAS expectations are completely fulfilled
Points
10
Target Achievement
100%
Supplier performance does not meet expectations
Not applicable / answer can not be given
0,001
0
0,01%
-
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Output of the Supplier Evaluation – Actions & Consequences
Strat. Supplier Evaluation
Supplier performance
tracking:
Reactive securing of
quality and supplies
Operative
Supplier
Evaluation
Survey
Supplier
Evaluation
Hardfacts
Softfacts
operative
Reports
Development
Supplier development:
Proactive future orientated
optimisation of the number
of suppliers
strategic
Warning
Classification
Reports
Development
Warning
Initiation of reactive and proactive actions & consequences
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Criteria of Performance Measurement and Evaluation
Performance Index
Quality
Logistics
Costs
Innovation
Motivation
- Product Quality (ppm)
- Supply Quality
(Disturbance Rate
Product)
- Quality in Field
- Complaint-Management
and Communication
- Management of Quality
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Criteria of Performance Measurement and Evaluation
Performance Index
Quality
Logistics
- Product Quality (ppm)
- Delivery Accuracy
- Supply Quality
(Disturbance Rate
Product)
- Supply Quality
(Disturbance Rate
Logistics)
- Quality in Field
- Supply Handling
- Complaint-Management
and Communication
- Logistical Cooperation
Costs
Innovation
Motivation
- Communication
- Management of Quality
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Criteria of Performance Measurement and Evaluation
Performance Index
Quality
Logistics
Costs
- Product Quality (ppm)
- Delivery Accuracy
- Competitiveness
- Supply Quality
(Disturbance Rate
Product)
- Supply Quality
(Disturbance Rate
Logistics)
- Cost Reduction Initiative
- Quality in Field
- Supply Handling
- Complaint-Management
and Communication
- Logistical Cooperation
Innovation
Motivation
- Price Development
- Communication
- Communication
- Management of Quality
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Criteria of Performance Measurement and Evaluation
Performance Index
Quality
Logistics
Costs
- Product Quality (ppm)
- Delivery Accuracy
- Competitiveness
- Supply Quality
(Disturbance Rate
Product)
- Supply Quality
(Disturbance Rate
Logistics)
- Cost Reduction Initiative
- Price Development
- Communication
Innovation
Motivation
- Development
Competence
- Technology Leadership
- Research and
Innovation Power
- Quality in Field
- Supply Handling
- Complaint-Management
and Communication
- Logistical Cooperation
- Technical Cooperation
- Communication
- Communication
- Management of Quality
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Criteria of Performance Measurement and Evaluation
Performance Index
Quality
Logistics
Costs
- Product Quality (ppm)
- Delivery Accuracy
- Competitiveness
- Supply Quality
(Disturbance Rate
Product)
- Supply Quality
(Disturbance Rate
Logistics)
- Cost Reduction Initiative
- Price Development
- Communication
Innovation
- Development
Competence
Motivation
- Customer Orientation
- Technology Leadership
- willingness for
Cooperation
- Research and
Innovation Power
- Openness and
Transparency
- After-Market Strategy
- Quality in Field
- Supply Handling
- Complaint-Management
and Communication
- Logistical Cooperation
- Technical Cooperation
- Communication
- Communication
- Management of Quality
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Criteria of Performance Measurement and Evaluation
Performance Index
Quality
Logistics
Costs
- Product Quality (ppm)
- Delivery Accuracy
- Competitiveness
- Supply Quality
(Disturbance Rate
Product)
- Supply Quality
(Disturbance Rate
Logistics)
- Cost Reduction Initiative
- Price Development
- Communication
Innovation
- Development
Competence
Motivation
- Customer Orientation
- Technology Leadership
- willingness for
Cooperation
- Research and
Innovation Power
- Openness and
Transparency
- After-Market Strategy
- Quality in Field
- Supply Handling
- Complaint-Management
and Communication
- Logistical Cooperation
- Technical Cooperation
- Communication
- Communication
- Management of Quality
Total: 23 criteria within the five pillars
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Content
The Company CLAAS
Motivation for the Project Supplier Evaluation
Evaluation Concept
Realisation and System Environment
Supplier Evaluation as Key Success Factor of SRM
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Implementation of the Supplier Evaluation within the SAP Landscape
* ACS = SAP Add-On Automotive Consulting Solution
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Access to Supplier Evaluation – SAP Web-Reporting Tool
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Content
The Company CLAAS
Motivation for the Project Supplier Evaluation
Evaluation Concept
Realisation and System Environment
Supplier Evaluation as Key Success Factor of SRM
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Supplier Evaluation as Key Success Factor of SRM
With a share of around 70% of added value suppliers play an important role
Supplier
Selection
Supplier Evaluation
Su p p
li
Lieferantenbewertung
Supplier
Management
Qualität
Logistik
Kosten
Innovation
Motivation
Umfassende Bewertung durch die involvierten Fachbereiche
In
n
Development
r
i on
Supplier
o o pe
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C
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te
g r at io
Supplier Classification
Phase-out
of Suppliers
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Results of the integrated Supplier Evaluation
Lieferantenbewertung
Qualität
Logistik
Kosten
Innovation
Motivation
Increase of customer satisfaction
Umfassende Bewertung durch die involvierten Fachbereiche
Development of technology leadership
Optimisation of costs, processes and products
Increase of product and service quality
Optimisation of the number of suppliers
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Lieferantenmanagement
In
n
Su p p
io n
Development of suppliers
C o o pe r
at
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g r at io
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Thank you
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