BBP successful story at China American Petrochemical James Ou Com2B Corp. Feb.14, 2001
Agenda Executive Summary System Architecture Com2B Services Functional Scope Benefits
Executive Summary Phase I - SAP BBP Implementation –eProcurement –RFQ/Reverse Auction –Centent Management Phase II - BBP connect to Marketplace –Integration with Back end systems –GTW
Com2B Services Installation ( BBP, ITS, BC/XCP, BugsEye) Integration & Configuration Supplier Adoption ( Supplier Adoption Methodology and implement 6 supplier and each supplier content 500 ~ 1,000 SKU) –Supplier Overview and Preparation –Supplier Assessment –Supply Strategy –Supplier Summit –Supplier Deployment
System Architecture Phase I BBPSystem Web Server/ ITS Catalog OCI BC/XPC ALE BAPIs DB Browser XML - Message Browser
System Architecture Phase II BBPSystem Web Server/ ITS Catalog OCI BC/XPC ALE BAPIs DB Browser XML - Message Browser Marketplace XML
Functional Scope Procurement Process –Product selection from a Supplier Catalog –The requirement Request –Workflow and Approval Process –Purchase Order –Purchase Order Tracking –Good Receipt –Invoicing
Functional Scope (Cont.) Strategic Sourcing –Electronic tendering & Reverse auction Public and non-public bid invitation Integration with Web-based marketplace Support Reverse Auction Follow-up document are generated automatically Supplier Adoption –Content Management Vendor Pricing Management Source of Supply Management
Benefits Web-Based, Workflow-driven, eCatalog Management Faster Purchasing decision Improved Sourcing Capability Employee centric Service Approach Seamless Supplier Integration Full Cycle Process Involving all Partners Focus on Strategic Supplier Management Reduce purchasing transaction costs Decrease order fulfillment cycles Ready for eMarketplace Environment