1. Today’s Agenda: U PDATES : - New Role in PS: Communications Director - New eProcurement suppliers & Catalog Improvements - Strategic Sourcing: Upcoming Projects & Projected Savings for 2011 - Improvement Projects Underway: Furniture, Copiers, Supplier Registration Form S POTLIGHT P RESENTATION : - UW Sustainability Office N EWS : - Business Diversity Program Events - New Federal Tax Requirements:1099 - New PAS Programming M ORE U PDATES : - Electronic Reimbursement Project - Procard Update 1

2. New: Communications Director Continuous Improvement (it’s our culture) Realigning to better serve our customers A conduit for a continuous information feedback loopNeed to fulfill university communication needs Effective external & internal communications What are these? We need your ideas Communication requires listening Is Procurement Services serving the needs of our customers? Campus Outreach Campaign A collaborative effort: using a targeted approach based on data analysis sharing new tools and providing guidance with departments reaching out for best practice assistance with departments sharing their best practices (we learn from each other)Communications 2

3. eProcurement catalog improvements: - ABI: eInvoicing, custom quotes, standing orders, oligos - Bank & Office Interiors: eInvoicing, custom quotes - CDW-G: eInvoicing, custom quotes - Fisher Scientific: eInvoicing, custom quotes, oligos, alcohol approvals - Invitrogen: eInvoicing, custom quotes, oligos - Praxair: eInvoicing, standing orders, toxic gas approvals - Sigma: eInvoicing, custom quotes, oligos New Catalogs in eProcurement! - Complete Office (federal small business) - Keeneys Office Products (State certified WBE) eProcurement Update eProcurement 3

4. Focus: to make furniture buying easier!  “Typicals” major items (chairs) likely to purchase  Suppliers top suppliers / flexibility  Web Design easier identification and navigation Furniture Procurement Project Improvement Projects 4

5. 1600 copiers on Campus! Goal – provide new purchasing approaches / options  Inclusive Process customer involvement  “Scoping” phase help create direction  Sourcing Event Copier Project Improvement Projects 5

6. 2011 Savings Millions $ -Patient care -IT goods & services -Life Sciences -Office supplies -Food -Janitorial supplies -Furniture -Industrial Gases -Consulting services -Patient care -IT goods & services -Life Sciences -Office supplies -Food -Janitorial supplies -Furniture -Industrial Gases -Consulting services $71M 2011 Contracts Established $65M 2010 Contracts Established $225M Future Opportunities $249M Existing Contracts $71M 2011 Commodities shown by % Potential Savings of $13M from University wide contracts 6 Strategic Sourcing

7. Strategic Sourcing: Upcoming projects for FY 2011 Servers (IT) Equipment maintenance / service Furniture Facilities/MRO categories (TBD) Life Sciences Strategic Sourcing 7

8. Improvement Project: Supplier Registration Process HOW CAN YOU HELP? Refer suppliers to the “Information for Suppliers” web page. The most current version of the form will always be here. http://f2.washington.edu /fm/ps/info-for-suppliers What is it? LEAN project to review and improve the Supplier Registration Process Goals: Reduce the complexity of the process Reduce the time it takes to register a supplier Provide a single place to submit the supplier information …one place …one way! Improvement Projects 8

9. Life Technologies is a global biotechnology tools company dedicated to improving the human condition…… Life Technologies Corporation’s major brands are Applied Biosystems and Invitrogen AB Systems Focus: Gene Expression and Genetic Variation Next Generation Sequencing, Sequencing, Real Time PCR, Thermal Cyclers, and Flow Cytometry systems Some Applied Biosystems branded thermal cyclers and molecular biology reagents are available for purchase through the Invitrogen channel Supplier Spotlight: Applied Biosystems Supplier Spotlight 9

10. Instrumentation Sales Paula Sodora – Molecular Biology Systems and Reagents John McCully – Genetic Analysis Systems Matt Rockwell – SOLiD Specialist David Petrillo – Instrumentation District Manager Consumable Sales Support all Invitrogen products and some AB branded Molecular Biology reagents Monika Kovacs – Sr. Account Manager consumables Victoria Chinnell – Jr. Account Manager consumables Paul Grass – Consumables District Manager Supplier Spotlight

11. How May We Help You? Supplier Spotlight

12. UW Sustainability Office Claudia Frere, Manager Office of Environmental Stewardship and Sustainability Sustainability 12

13. Paper Conservation & Copier Initiative Need to reduce usage by 30% Need to use 100% recycled paper Review: ◦ double-sided printing ◦ printing instead of filing ◦ generic toner ◦ multi-purpose devices (MPD) ◦ upgrade to energy efficient machines ◦ “rightsizing” copiers/printers ◦ the need for individual printers UW Environmental Stewardship and Sustainability Office

14. Substitute House Bill 2287 Three components: Develop and implement a plan to increase recycling of all paper products and achieve 100% recycling of all copy and print paper by July 1, 2010 Develop and implement a paper conservation program with the objective of reducing consumption of white cut- sheet paper by 30% by July 1, 2010 Transition to 100% post-consumer recycled paper for copiers and printers by December 31, 2009Sustainability 14

15. UW Paper Conservation Committee Paper Conservation Committee was formed in January 2010 and is sponsored by UW Finance and Facilities, and the UW Environmental Stewardship and Sustainability office Committee members include representation from the following: ◦ UWMC Materials Management & HMC Purchasing ◦ UW Procurement Services ◦ UW Recycling & Solid Waste ◦ UW Creative Communications ◦ UW & UW Medicine IT Services ◦ UW Bothell - Facility Services & Physical Plant ◦ UW Tacoma - Finance & Administration ◦ UW Faculty ◦ UW Educational Outreach Sustainability 15

16. Implementation Plan : 30% reduction in paper 5% Reduction - achieved by quarter-end Q1 2011 Launch Paper Conservation website Duplex print all UW Copiers and Printers, where appropriate Survey campus paper consumption use to develop a paper consumption profile 15% Reduction - target by quarter-end Q2 2011 Communications campaign targeted to college administrators Communications campaign targeted to departmental administrators Communications campaign targeted to any UW staff responsible for paper purchasing Sustainability 16

17. Implementation Plan : 30% reduction in paper 22.5% Reduction - target by quarter-end Q3 2011 Target paper consumption areas that are not reducing purchasing volume 30% Reduction - target by quarter-end Q4 2011 Alignment with managed print program to reduce the amount of individual desktop printers and promote use of network and shared printing or digital filing systems Sustainability 17

18. Recycled Paper Measurement Who will monitor the paper recycling rates? UW Recycling & Solid Waste Office & UW Environmental Stewardship & Sustainability Office HMC will need to develop a similar program. Sustainability 18

19. Questions or comments? Environmental Stewardship and Sustainability Office Email: sustainableuw@uw.edu Website: http://green.washington.eduhttp://green.washington.edu

20. Business Diversity Program Update for the Procurement Services Fall Forum September 2010 Chesca Ward, Business Diversity Manager UW Business Diversity Program DiversityOpportunity Transparency Business Diversity 20

21. Business Diversity Program Goals Improve reportingEducate and encourage internal customers about BDP Develop resources to connect M/WBEs with “buyer/decision makers” Improve capacity of M/WBEs doing work with UW Business Diversity 21

22. UW Spend with M/WBEs FY 2008: MBE: 0.67% WBE: 1.25% FY 2009: MBE: 1.56% WBE: 1.08% FY 2010: MBE: 1.04% WBE: 0.70% Business Diversity 22

23. Connecting with Suppliers eProcurement ◦ Keeney’s Office Products ◦ Excel Gloves Recent Events ◦ Catering for Events (August 11 th ) Information is available on the BDP websiteBDP website Business Diversity Supplier Fair (December 9) ProCard Purchases Diverse Vendor Search ◦ Available on BDP website Business Diversity 23

24. Contact BDP Chesca Ward, Business Diversity Manager qsw@uw.edu (206) 616-3741 http://www.washington.edu/admin/bdp/ http://f2.washington.edu/fm/ps/ Business Diversity 24

25. PAS Reports Project Goal: Provide visibility into the PAS data by use of a Web Based Business Intelligence Reporting Tool We are looking for volunteers to help gather requirements Interested??? Contact David Wright (djwright@uw.edu) or call 616 -7076djwright@uw.edu Example: ‘Invoice Status by Department’ report PAS Reports 25

26. Need correct name and tax id combination for all suppliers What does this mean to the UW? Require Supplier Registration Form (SRF) for all new vendors in PAS TIN matching with IRS Contact suppliers for missing information Place on hold suppliers who have not provided us with the required information How will we accomplish this? Audit risk Penalties Why do this? What’s the risk? New Federal Law: 1099 Reporting New Federal law requires 1099 reporting for all goods and services purchased starting in 2012 1099 Reporting 26

27. New PAS Programming: Who can make the change? Based on user's PAS access and the PO’s primary budget org code. User's with "req inquiry only" access will not have the ability to update the department contact. Is there an Audit Trail? Yes! It will show who requested the change It will also show when the change was made The previous department contact information will only be visible for the most recent change. Starting September 22 nd, you will have the ability to update the "department contact" on PAS POs Step-by-Step Instructions are online: http://f2.washington.edu/fm/ps/change-dept-contact http://f2.washington.edu/fm/ps/change-dept-contact PAS Programming 27

28. Electronic Reimbursement Project Also reduces rework, processing costs and speeds up payment Streamline Reimbursements Status of reimbursement requests and ability to track payment in an electronic system (ARIBA) Provide visibility Provide clear guidance and instructions Help reduce the number of methods for reimbursement Provide clear guidance Team consists of central office staff and several customers to come up with a recommendation for using an eForm for reimbursements. Electronic Reimbursement 28

29. ProCard Update ProCard recent changes Renewal procedure Reviewers who are also cardholders cannot check ‘Rev’ box Cell Phone procedures: Payment & Acquisition ProCard Needs Assessment Reviewer access ProCard limits # of department ProCards Review internal procedures http://www.washington.edu/admin/finacct/office/internalcontrol/ Sales/Use Tax training is available http://f2.washington.edu/fm/tax/home ProCard Update 29

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