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Kick-Off MeetingTuesday, January 26, 201610:00 -11:00 am

P

2P Implementation

Business Advisory Group Slide2

AgendaIntroductionsProject Overview

Project Organization

Project Timeline

Where Your Help is NeededCritical Role of the Change AgentDemonstration and QuestionsProject Contact Information

2Slide3

One P2P System for all of Rutgers3

Our new eProcurement system will…

Support the transition from legacy RHBS/Rutgers to a single, unified procurement and payables organization

Facilitate common processes and procedures across all Rutgers

organizations

Be powered by SciQuest, the same application currently used by UMDNJ’s Marketplace

Integrate with Oracle Fusion, the cloud based ERP scheduled to go-live on October 1, 2016Slide4

ScopeRutgers is redesigning and strengthening central procurement and payables infrastructure to process transactions more

efficiently,

reduce risk, and better manage spending.

In addition, we have undertaken an initiative to replace our two legacy Oracle and SciQuest E‐Procurement platforms with a NEW cloud based university-wide purchasing and accounts payable system powered by SciQuest.

The procure to pay functions provided

include

:

Requisitioning and ordering

Contract management

Accounts payable SourcingSupplier management

4Slide5

Objectives & BenefitsTo implement an automated, university-wide purchasing and accounts payable tool that streamlines

the unified

purchasing and payment process at the

UniversityConduct system transformation and enhancement in order to improve client service/process/ satisfaction and Rutgers ability to manage costsBuild on our ability to partner with our customers to better understand their procurement needs

Improve operations,

simplify workflow and administrative processes, increase efficiencies, and provide both end users and administrative staff with full visibility of the complete transaction

lifecycle

Provide the University community with

a comprehensive set of data to measure the effectiveness of the

procure to pay (P2P) process in the areas such as utilization of University contracts, transaction approval cycle time, and utilization of automated invoice processingUnify legacy Rutgers and UMDNJ business processes through both business process realignment and a common technology

platform

Streamline the approval of requisitions prior to the acquisition of the goods and services, minimizing the amount of post-transaction reconciliation

requiredOffer suppliers access to a portal providing real time information related to both the order and resulting payments

5Slide6

Guiding PrinciplesConsistent “best practices” created based on

industry

standards and comprehensive business process review

Focus on system ease of use and comprehensive reporting functionalities Improved transaction and project visibility for departments and impacted usersStreamlined workflows and

processes

that

help achieve

significant process efficiencies and cost savings

Emphasis

on change management, communications, and training throughout project6Slide7

Project Components/Modules

AP

Director Module

Reduction in invoice processing costs and maximize discount opportunities by streamlining

the

entire AP process.  Designed to make accounts payable truly

strategic

Contract

Compliance Module

Apply customized contract pricing by user role/department and automatically track spend against contracts to enforce supplier compliance, and stay on top of discount opportunities and renewal dates using business dashboards and reporting tools

Requisition/Order

Manager Module

Drives all purchases through a paperless process allowing the capture of valuable data about

enterprise-wide purchasing

Sourcing

Director Module

On-demand eSourcing and bid management solution that helps achieve significant process efficiencies and cost savings. Ability to create, issue and manage bid requests, supplier response submissions and bid awardsTotal Supplier Manager Module Spans the supplier life cycle, providing a consolidated web-based repository of supplier base. Ability to run effective eSourcing projects, manage supplier spending, and streamline the Procure-to-Pay process

7Slide8

Policy Updates/ Business Process ReviewBy updating business policies and processes, the new P2P system will ensure client

service/process/

satisfaction and efficiencies

Policies to be reviewed include:Review Purchasing AuthorityReview Internal Purchase process

Review when and how to utilize PO v. Non-PO Purchase process

Review when and how to utilize Sole Source Purchase process

Review when and how to utilize P-Card Purchase process

8Slide9

Project Organization

9Slide10

Roles and Responsibilities

10Slide11

Critical Role of the Change Agent

Shares general information about the project through formal channels

Communicates to employees about the project informally

Reports feedback to the project team on how the project is perceived on campus

Participates in periodic Change Network meetings to learn about

SciQuest project

updates

Gathers feedback from peers and directs in functional area regarding their experiences with and thoughts on the project

Listens to and addresses employee questions and concerns

Encourages, coaches, and supports managers and staff to be engaged in program

Presents the

SciQuest solution

in an enthusiastic and positive light

Helps prepare campuses for implementation of the project

Identifies and escalates potential “hot issues” and areas of resistance

Listener

Communicator

SupporterSlide12

High Level Project Timeline

12

January

July

January

October

SciQuest Implementation

(approximately

12 Months in total duration)

Support

Go Live

Business Process Design and Application Configuration

Training and Deployment Readiness

Application Testing

UAT / Deployment Prep

Internal and External Communications

Application SupportSlide13

Where Your Help is Needed

Be a P2P implementation project ambassador

Support

and communicate the vision for procurement Communicate the importance of the project to the overall campus strategyCollect questions or issues from departments to bring back to group for discussion and possible inclusion in FAQs

Promote project by updating campus staff on information learned in Business Advisory meetings

Share talking points and Q&A with colleagues

Encourage participation of campus staff in the School/ Unit Representative group

Help us to change behaviors by….

Encouraging campus staff to give us a chance to show we can change

Encouraging campus staff to take ownership of their role in the procurement process and be willing to changePromoting the use of SciQuest and strategic contractsPromoting the importance of cost savings13Slide14

Demonstration and Questions14Slide15

Appendix

Business

Advisory Group

15Slide16

Business Advisory Group16Slide17

Appendix

School/Unit Representatives Group

17Slide18

School/Unit Representatives Group

18

NAME

DEPARTMENT

TITLE

Aida Martin

Aux - Student Health Services

Business Manager

Aixa Delgado

Facilities Business Administration

Accounting Assistant

Allison Gradina

Graduate School New Brunswick

Administrative Assistant

Allison Pohorence

Business & Admin Services

Secretarial Assistant III

Alysse Congiusta

SN- Business Office

Business Coordinator

Amaris Rose

Stud Affairs Business Office

Unit Administrator/Specialist

Aruna Chadda

IAMDN

Business Manager

Bernie Dieguez

UBHC

Senior Budget & Reimbursement Analyst

Bobbie Jo Bratsano

Laboratory Animal Service

Administrative Assistant

Bonnie Firestein

SAS-DLS-Cell Bio & Neurosci

Professor ACD YR

Bonnie McPeak

NJAES Food Innovation CtrNorth

Secretarial Assistant III

Brenda Coleman

RWJ-Admin Support Group

Staff Assistant

Brian Buckley

EOHSI

Director Analytical Labs

Charles Schittone

Facilities Project Admin

Business Manager

Christian Cardenas

RSDM-Orthodontics

Senior Management Assistant

Christopher Pepsin

FCP-PHYSICAL PLANT-Admin

Campus Manager-Central

Christopher Thomas

SA-Recreation

Coordinator of Administrative

Cynthia Gush

SPH

Program Support Specialist

Danielle Guidetti

Douglass Residential College

Development Assistant

Diana Coudriét-Donegan

Rutgers-Cmd-IT (RCIT)

Administrative Assistant

DJ Polascik

SEBS - Business Office

Business Specialist

Dorothy Keller

University Facilities & Capital Planning

Business Manager

Edith Laurencin

School of Crimial Justice

Sr. Associate Dean

Eleonora McKenzie

NJMS-PHRI CENTER

Sr. Accountant

Elissa Glinn

EMSOP

Administrative Assistant

Elyse Mauger

OIT

Sr. Department Administrator

Erik LopezHousing - New Brunswick, DirAssociate Director SupervisorEva Link Pharm-Pharmacology&ToxicologyClerical AssistantGary RagoSchool of Nursing - CamdenBusiness Manager II SpvrGeorge Gunia SAS-RUCDR Infinite BiologicsLaboratoty Operations CoordinatorGeorgia KyrifidesFacilities Project AdministratorSr. Director Project ServicesHema SuriMGSA - Mason Gross School of Arts - Deans OfficeBusiness Manager III SupervisorHyun-Ja LeeDivision of Continuing Studies, VPBusiness SpecialistJack Schrum SAS-RUCDR Infinite BiologicsSenior Department AdministratorJackie Boland Housing - New Brunswick, DirAdministrative AssistantJacqueline Lassalle-SalasOIT-Enterprise IT Client ServicesAdministrative Analyst IVJean KibalaRutgers Health ServicesAccounting Assistant IJeanette SantoroSEBS - Office of Continuing Professional Education Business ManagerJennifer VanEmburghUCHC NJDOC GroundsStaff Asssistant

NAME

DEPARTMENT

TITLE

Joan Hudock

NJMS-Cell Biology & Molecular Med

Financial Analyst

Julia Bush

OIT-Ofc Instruct & Research Tech

Sr. Management Assistant

Kadeem Williams

Student Affairs Business Office

Business Specialist

Kamlesh Bhatt

Business & Admin Services

Supervisor Business Services

Karen Connaughton

Institute For Health, Health Care Policy and Aging Research

Business Manager

Kimberly Pemberton

GSBS

Program Coordinator

Kristen Bonnani

OIT-VP Info Technology Ofc

Prog Support Specialist

Linda Bachman

Human Genetics Institute

Business Manager

Lisa Orban

RWJ-FPS Finance-Albany St

Financial Analyst

Lisa Stachniewicz

Chancellor's Office - Newark

Senior Budget Manager

Liz Laupa

OIT

Business Analyst II

Liz Matteo

OIT - Telecommunications Division

Department administrator

Lucy Ostrzycki

FCP-HOUSEKEEPING-Pisc

Data Control Clerk I

Lydia Haynes

SAS - Chem & Chemical Biology

Business Specialist

Madrid Moore

Rutgers University Student Health Services

Operations Coordinator

Margaret Liggins

FCP-PHYSICAL PLANT-PISC

Admin Coordinator I

Marge Piechota

Waksman Institute

Accounting Specialist

Marylynn Bianca

Waksman Inst of Microbiology

Administrative Assistant

Maryse Bloom

Athletics Finance & Admin

Business Specialist

Matt Leonardelli

CABM - Center for Adv Biotech and Med

Director Business Operations

Melissa Robinson

Aux - Paul Robeson Campus Center

Asst Dir. Of Budget Mgmt and Admin Serv Acct

Mike Toleno

ORED - ORSP

Research Contract/Grant Specialist

Nahed Assal

SOE -Materials Science & Engn

Administrative Assistant

Nancy Olesinski

RWJUMG-Practice Operations

Program Assistant

Narda Acevedo

SCI - School of Comm and Information

Business Manager 2

Nicole McCray

RU Business School-Nwk

Business Manager

Paula Barbosa

OIT-VP Info Technology Ofc

Principal Management Assistant

Peter Sahu

NJMS

Sr Clinical Department Director

Robin Yarborough

SOE- Biomedical ENG

DEPT Administrator

Saleem Dicks

FCP-CONDITION MONITORING

Data Control Clerk I

Sheryl Heckler

School of Business-Camden

Business Specialist

Stephanie Adair

Rutgers School of Dental Medicine

Program Assistant

Tea Akins

Electrical engineering

Clerical Assistant Seasonal

Ted Johnson

RSDM

Manager, Dental Stores

Todd Slawsky

University Communications and Marketing

Business Manager II Supervisor

Walter Barnes

RWJ-Admin Support Group

Budget Analyst II

Wendy Stellatella

SEBS - Business Office

Business Manager

Wilson Rodriguez

EOHSI

Manager

Winston Watson

SHRP-Dean's Office - Finance

Senior Financial Analyst I

Zenaida Cadorette

NJMS-Anesthesiology

Management AssistantSlide19

Training Method19