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Overtaking at Web speed. Advanced E-Business briefing workshops for Shell. You require the preparation of two events for very different audiences (1). An expert event for your Commercial Sales team, helping answer key questions:
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Overtaking at Web speed Advanced E-Business briefing workshops for Shell
You require the preparation of two events for very different audiences (1) • An expert event for your Commercial Sales team, helping answer key questions: • What is the impact of the new technologies on B2B relationships in the downstream sector? • How to ‘sweat the assets’ of the SAP investment through better connectivity with SAP or third party set-ups and generally reduce transaction costs? • How to integrate into major procurement initiatives of key clients without suffering ‘margin hold-up’? [e.g. GM] • How to build on early initiatives? [e.g. wed transaction setup with UBS] • asdfka#s • #asjdf
You require the preparation of two events for very different audiences (2) • A facilitated event for the EMT creating perspective and urgency around E-Business: • What is the impact of E-Business on the industry (up/down/ chemicals)? • What actions are large companies inside and outside the industry taking to enhance shareholder value? • Which strategy should Shell Europe adopt? • How can such a large organisation become agile and make its E-Business strategy happen?
One day long Output from PwC, Shell and, if relevant, external experts Specific outputs based on pre-workshop interviews and research Mixed audience of commercial, IT and process Shell staff; mixed seniority and E-Business expertise The Commercial Sales workshop
Agenda straw man (1)(More material presented than for one day, pick & choose) • The impact of E-Business on the downstream sector • PwC view; with European and US examples; discussion • Maximising the benefits of the SAP investment through connectivity • A typical SAP-centric architecture. Implications • Extending SAPinside/out: Views and examples of Internet Transaction Server and key Application Componments. What is ready and robust? • The case of mySAP.com in the Petroleum industry: benefits/limitations • Outside in (connecting Java applications to BAPIs): PwC view on relevant vendors. Case study: connecting R/3 and Vantive • Pushing the envelope in field service • Combining WAP, enterprise portals, workflow & ERP
Agenda straw man (2) • Case studies of Web enabled processes and connectivity (based on best practice from PwC Best Practices Forum and other sectors (e.g. retail) • Creating low cost processes (cost to serve; order to cash) for tail-end customers (e.g. web EDI) • Serving sophisticated multiple site customers (e.g. web and workflow) • Integrating the value network with major accounts (e.g. ERP to ERP) • Developing a value proposition for tiered clients through connectivity • Shell as integrated member of the value network (e.g. through CPFR) • Shell as outsourced connected supplier (e.g. take over lubrication/cooling processes and plant maintenance)
From a 2 hour slot on Board agenda to a full day off-site Preferred: half a day of expert input followed by half a day of facilitated discussions to shape strategy Specific outputs based on pre-workshop interviews and research Board audience with focus on shareholder value, industry transformation opportunities The EMT workshop
Agenda straw man • Shaping the future of the industry: PwC 4 box model • 2 to 3 hour discussion focused on industry/sub-sectors • Inventory of existing Shell initiatives and mapping against competitors • Carried out off-line, reported at meeting • Visioning an industry transformation through E-Business: the 7 Co model • Ideally off-site • Gaining agility in implementing: defining a portfolio approach
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