Yannick have 10 years of experience within the S2P area where he started in accounts payable within IBM Philippines where Yanick was working on the implementation of VIM (Vendor Invoice Management) for their client. After 4 years in Accounts payable Yannick moved into Procurement as Procurement Operations manager covering operations, content management, reporting and Tactical buying scope. During his time with IBM he has also done Consultancy for several multinational clients in terms of Mature assessments of S2P processes, Transition Management and Productivity assessment of Finance operations functions. Since the last 2 years Yannick has been working for adidas where he has managed the implementation of Tactical buying within GBS and am currently leading NTP Enablement covering teams within Content management, Insights management, Contract management, eSourcing and Customer care.
Medius TD
For too long functions in large organizations have been divided into units. Deciding what one does and the other don’t do. Today there are every possibility to break those silos and find ways to collaborate across functions. Because it’s a must. How else will you be in control of and find ways to utilize the possibilities in your supply chain and cash flow? Welcome to join any of the two sessions hosted by Daniel and Martin!
Why You (Procurement) need to team up with Finance for Spend Management success and how to establish trust and alignment with Finance
Procurement at CEVA Logistics, a leading global logistics and supply chain organization, teamed up with Finance to take their spend management from fragmented to world class with an agile rollout to 40 territories. During this session you will learn how CEVA Logistics chose to structure that collaboration. Learn why Finance is your best friend and most important ally for successful Spend Management.
During this session you will discuss;
- You have heard that Procurement and Finance should be working together, right?
- But why exactly is that and how do you achieve that?
- With diverging targets, KPIs, incentives and systems, how can alignment be achieved?
- We will talk about the cornerstones of this relationship and get concrete about the “why” and the ”how”.
Daniel Saraste
SVP Product Strategy and Innovation
Medius
Martin Casserdahl
Source-to-Pay Advisor
Medius
HICX TD
This is a topic we know all struggle with. How many suppliers do you work with? How many suppliers do you have active in your systems? How much supplier data do you manage? How well do you collaborate and manage suppliers and the supplier experience? Welcome to join this session and learn from HICX and peers joining the session!
How to improve Supplier Experience: Why Supplier Information is key
Just as companies have over the last 50 years changed their attitude towards their employees from, “you’re lucky to have a job” to recognizing that they’re in a war for talent, so too leading organizations are transforming the way they work with suppliers; focusing exclusively on price alone is no longer going to cut it.
‘Supplier experience management’ means removing the friction from all interactions with all your suppliers, enabling them to do their best work for you. In this session we’ll consider whether intensive collaboration projects with just a handful of strategic suppliers is enough, or if it actually makes more sense to view your entire supplier base – direct and indirect – as a source of competitive advantage.
During this session you will discuss:
- Does Supplier Experience matter? How has procurement evolved past savings to make supplier relationships matter more the before?
- What’s the potential ROI from investing in a better supplier experience?
- What is preventing us from creating great supplier experiences?
- What would enable a great supplier experience?
Ragnar Lorentzen
Chief Commercial Officer
HICX
FLSmidth
Being data driven and automating is what ALL companies talk about. Anders have a lot of experiences to share! He also have a couple of topics where he hope to learn from Your experiences.
Continuous stakeholder management in a data driven procurement organization
At FLSmidth a Procurement Center of Excellence (CoE) is standardising processes and gathering and sharing direct and indirect procurement related data with the organization across 60 countries. The aim to provide better decision making facts as well as driving efficiency and quality. Through recent years a number of robots (RPA) have reduced 35% of manual order related tasks. Chatbots and other technology is helping the organisation get individual data based on current needs. Here you will learn how they have shaped their data driven CoE team and ways of working, what they are using RPA to do and how they are measuring success. You will also discuss how you can continue to develop supply chain transparency and quality also after you have the data.
Learn about how the CoE is set up, what data is used to create KPIs and measure procurement and supply chain and how RPA and chatbots are used
- How do you collaborate with category teams to increase focus on long term strategies rather than short term operations?
- In what ways are you increasing time spent on value engineering in a project focused organization?
- Benchmark – what do you do when you meet resistance to change, is it possible to become too data driven and automated?
Anders Linder
Head of Group Procurement Center of Excellence & Group Category Management
FLSmidth
Anders Linder | Head of Group Procurement Center of Excellence & Group Category Management | FLSmidth
Anders is heading the Procurement Center of Excellence focusing on RPA, Process Standardization, BIG data management, Global Category Management, People Excellence and talent development, Supplier Development SRM and Collaboration Management. Driving excellence in execution through robust strategic pillars.