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Tactical to Strategic – Shared Stories. Tactical to Strategic – Shared Stories. Lisa Deal Purchasing Director University of Florida Barry Swanson Associate Vice Provost for Operations/ Chief Procurement Officer University of Kansas
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Tactical to Strategic – Shared Stories Annual Meeting April 7 - 10, 2013 Orlando, Florida
Tactical to Strategic – Shared Stories • Lisa DealPurchasing DirectorUniversity of Florida • Barry SwansonAssociate Vice Provost for Operations/Chief Procurement OfficerUniversity of Kansas • Sandy HicksAssistant Vice President & Chief Procurement OfficerUniversity of Colorado Annual Meeting April 7 - 10, 2013 Orlando, Florida
Tactical to Strategic – Shared Stories • Three schools • Introduction by school • Strategic – hi level discussion • Laws • Technology • Staff • Campus Engagement • Supplier Engagement Annual Meeting April 7 - 10, 2013 Orlando, Florida
NAEP 2012 Innovators Forum • Calculate ROI and Communicate Procurement’s Value Proposition • Manage Cost Savings and Revenue Generation • Leverage Technology • Establish a Strategic Plan • Manage Supply Chain and Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) • Move from Tactical to Strategic Procurement • Engage Users • Prepare Staff and Develop Leadership
Tactical to Strategic – Shared Stories Annual Meeting April 7 - 10, 2013 Orlando, Florida
AAU • 5th largest University • Research expenditures: $644 million • 50,000 students • Over 11,000 staff and faculty Purchasing • Annual expenditures over 430 million • 8 professional buying staff plus management team • PCard: over 85 million and 374,000 transactions
Q q1 University of Florida – a journey
Q q1 Staffing
Strategic Sourcing • Consultants • Trained UF Staff • Contract adoption • Stakeholder engagement • Business reviews • Contract compliance
Campus Engagement • Site visits • Advisory • Selection committees • Two trade shows annually • Helpdesk
The University of Kansas Mission Teaching, research & service Education AAU research university Research Expenditures exceed 334,227.000 million for KU and KU Medical Center combined. Service to Kansans
The University of Kansas The Procurement Goal Graduate from an outdated procurement model that fueled inefficiencies: • University transactions governed by state of Kansas process and procedure • Deans & Vice Provosts operating with great autonomy • Very little enterprise collaboration or coordination • Procurement focus on process& compliance - not on enterprise efficiencies, cost savings & results • The focus of University budgets were at the departmental level, not at the enterprise level
Discussion Topics • Governance • Benchmarking and Culture • Technology • The New Frontier
Governance • Reform Efforts Fail • Legislative Changes • 2006- Senate Bill 52 (KSA 76-769) • 2010- House Bill 2433 • Phase I - Policy and Procedure Development • Extensive Research of Peer Institutions for Best Practices • Phase II –Pilot Project • Flexibility With Good Internal Controls • Results Oriented
Benchmarking and Culture • Phase III- Purchasing Goes Strategic • Implement a new way of thinking • Focus on developing strategic business partnerships • Implement methodology and approaches to capture more savings: • Encourage Supplier Competition • Replace Old Item Specific Contracts with New Strategic Business Partnership Style Contracts
Data Driven Measurement Analyses Baseline Development Projected Savings Estimate Actual Savings Achieved Benchmarking and Culture
The Role of Technology • Automate Business Processes • Use Best in Class Tools • Make the Best Way the Easiest Way • Build Toolbox for Campus Customers
The New Frontier • Organization • Technology • Spend Analytics Data • Collaboration
Technology • PeopleSoft 9.0 • SciQuest • IonWave Technologies • Result • KUPPS – KU Procure to Pay System
Spend Analytics Data • Spend Compass • Use VTR’s to build initial site • Proactive versus Reactive • Buyer’s use data to identify contract opportunities, vendor selection and use peer benchmark data as contracts are negotiated. • Departments use data to identify cost saving opportunities and compliance with departmental policy. • Advisory Board performs off-line contract price compliance analysis and identifies cost recovery opportunities. • Data will eventually flow from KUPPS
Collaboration • Advisory Board Training and Best Practices • Spend Compass Comparative Data • Advisory Board Provided Data Analysis • Campus Advisory Groups • Regent’s Purchasing Council
CU Program Success SUPPLIER BREAKFAST WITH PRESIDENT BENSON AS THE GUEST SPEAKER
Learning along the journey • Don’t be afraid • Luck counts • Have fun! • Look for opportunity • Be prepared • Be persistent
Tactical to Strategic – Shared Stories Annual Meeting April 7 - 10, 2013 Orlando, Florida