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Integrated Supply Consultants, LLC Copy Right Material. Cannot Reproduce Without Expressed Written Permission From Ralph Barnett An Introduction to: Procurement Process Management (PPM)

Integrated Supply Consultants, LLC Copy Right Material. Cannot Reproduce Without Expressed Written Permission From Ralph Barnett Principles of Procurement Process Management (PPM) Your organization has a procurement process regardless of the size or type of your business; Your process costs your organization more than the invoice price of the products or services you purchase; Significantly, the way for your company to save is to reduce the impact of this expense-producing process on your organization; and, Strategically, reapply resources freed up from your procurement process to the core, revenue-producing aspect or your business.

Integrated Supply Consultants, LLC Copy Right Material. Cannot Reproduce Without Expressed Written Permission From Ralph Barnett The Procurement Process for the End User: The Pie Chart THE opportunity for easing the end user’s pain Understand the supply chain and procurement process for your customer –Become an expert in their pain Office products sales are a transaction Streamline the process = streamline costs PPM: Procurement Process Management

Integrated Supply Consultants, LLC Copy Right Material. Cannot Reproduce Without Expressed Written Permission From Ralph Barnett ABC COMPANY, INC. PROFIT & LOSS STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31 REVENUES Sales $5,500,000 Cost of Goods Sold3,000,000 Gross Profit $ 2,500,000 EXPENSES Employee Salaries & Benefits 1,480,000 How much of this expense Rent200,000 Professional Services60,000 Vehicles70,000 Depreciation of Vehicles70,000 Maintenance 40,000 Travel & Entertainment 50,000 is an unrecognized cost of Telephone 70,000 procurement that really Computer Leasing 120,000 belongs down here? Uncollectible Accounts40,000 Utilities40,000 Property Tax20,000 Other Taxes & Licenses20,000 Non-critical Supplies: Office Supplies Furniture Printing Computer Supplies Facilities Supplies Total Non-Critical Supplies 120,000 Total Expenses 2,400,000 PROFIT (LOSS) $ 100,000 How much do non-critical supplies really “cost” your company? Recognized Expense Vs. Unrecognized Cost

Integrated Supply Consultants, LLC Copy Right Material. Cannot Reproduce Without Expressed Written Permission From Ralph Barnett Recognized Need The Price of Product Recognized on your invoice and P&L = ¢ = $ Distributing Receiving Pricing Ordering Selecting Finding Paying Charging-back

Integrated Supply Consultants, LLC Copy Right Material. Cannot Reproduce Without Expressed Written Permission From Ralph Barnett Sell to the End-User of the Process A>B>C>D>E –A= manufacturer –B= wholesaler –C= reseller –D= end-user company –E= end-user of internal process If you don’t sell in this channel, you sell price, bids and quotes –Fractured business This is where you are selling

Integrated Supply Consultants, LLC Copy Right Material. Cannot Reproduce Without Expressed Written Permission From Ralph Barnett Does your procurement process look like the PPM Ameba on Drugs and cost your company? An Ameba On Drugs!

Integrated Supply Consultants, LLC Copy Right Material. Cannot Reproduce Without Expressed Written Permission From Ralph Barnett Pie Chart Saves you Ameba on Drugs admitted into rehab and converted into a Pie Chart Ameba On Drugs: It Costs you!

Integrated Supply Consultants, LLC Copy Right Material. Cannot Reproduce Without Expressed Written Permission From Ralph Barnett #1 Your Core Business (The reason you are in existence) Revenue Producing Aspect of your business You add to the profitability of your company by re-focusing your time, resources, and efforts currently used in your procurement process on your core business. #2 Your Non-Critical Products Business (Your Internal Procurement Process) Expense Producing Aspect of your business You do not add to the profitability of your company by getting lower prices on non-critical products…the procurement process costs incurred far outweigh the product price savings. Two Business Principle $ The ‘bottom line’ on your Profit & Loss Statement $

Integrated Supply Consultants, LLC Copy Right Material. Cannot Reproduce Without Expressed Written Permission From Ralph Barnett Company Organizational Pyramid

Integrated Supply Consultants, LLC Copy Right Material. Cannot Reproduce Without Expressed Written Permission From Ralph Barnett Want To Train your Company & Sales Team on PPM? Train your company staff Train your sales team in a consultative sales strategy -1 day onsite Consumer Conference – breakfast meeting format off-site conducted by ISC – advertising content provided Sales calls with your sales team 10 Sales Management Training Modules to reinforce ongoing sales training