Lululemon Goes All-In On Transformation with Coupa - Lululemon Michael van Keulen
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Lululemon Goes All-In On Transformation with Coupa Lululemon Michael van Keulen Global Procurement Director #SIGfall19
Table of Contents 01 LULULEMON ATHLETICA 02 PROCUREMENT TRANSFORMATION 03 CATEGORY MANAGEMENT 04 STRATEGIC SOURCING 05 DIGITIZATION 06 NEXT STEPS
Then Founded by Chip Wilson in Vancouver, Canada in 1998, lululemon is a yoga-inspired, technical athletic apparel company for women and men. What started as a design studio by day and yoga studio by night soon became a standalone store in November of 2000 on West 4th Avenue in Vancouver’s Kitsilano neighborhood. Now Publicly traded company with market cap of $22B operating, $3B in sales, 400+ stores in over 20 countries and 14,000 employees.
Ecomm comp GAAP Revenue 45% EPS growth $3.3B 90 %* Total Adjusted EPS growth revenue growth 48%* 24% Significant growth in 2018
Supporting Rapid Growth in North America $2.9B 349 Stores* $1.9B 321 Stores* 2015 2018 *company-operated lululemon stores
Building Processes to Support Emerging Markets +40% CAGR $360M ASIA EMEA 4 34 Stores 7 21 Stores $135M ANZ 31 36 Stores 2015 2018
Procurement Transformation
Procurement at lululemon has Transformed LEVEL I LEVEL II LEVEL III LEVEL IV Transaction Mastery Sourcing Factory Proactive Category Innovators Management 201 202 2016 2017 9 0 CHANGE STABALIZE SUSTAIN & GROW introduce embed strategic introduce category strategy tools & strategic sourcing to execute proactive category sourcing become second management Category & demand management foundations & nature and to deliver delivery value. Category strategy development significant deliver financial savings companywide Supplier management programs. Contract management Strategic sourcing Spend analytics Basic sourcing practices Ordering & invoice processes
Core Principles ▪ Fact based decision making using real analytics ▪ True competitive process ▪ Provide options to leadership ▪ Close collaboration with all stakeholders ▪ Transparency and engagement ▪ Demand planning and risk mitigation ▪ Create value—savings as outcome NOT goal!
Category Management
Defining Category Management Category Management is a methodical approach to extract sustainable value from distinct categories of third party spend . It’s the methodology and mindset we apply to everything we do in Procurement! 1 2 3 4 Supplier Lifecycle Risk Business Partner Strategy & Planning Collaboration Management Collaboration • Procurement Vision • Strategic Sourcing • Contract Creation & • Process • Business Alignment • Buying Channel Negotiation Improvement Optimization • Contract Lifecycle • Demand • Category Roadmap • Supplier Management Management • Internal Resource Performance • Ongoing Third Party • Specification Planning Management Risk Management Rationalization • Market Analytics and • Supplier • Category Insights Development Enablement • Benefits Tracking • Supplier Collaboration (e.g. joint partnerships)
Strategic Sourcing
Strategic Sourcing 1 of 10 Procurement Capabilities Procurement Capability Procurement CapabilityModel Model 1.0 procurement strategy and governance target value transact manage and sustain 2.0 spend 6.0 supplier analytics management 3.0 category 5.0 procure to 7.0 category strategy pay process management 8.0 contract 4.0 strategic sourcing management 9.0 procurement organization 10.0 procurement technology
7 Step Strategic Sourcing Process to Maximize Value lululemon’s strategic sourcing process 0 project management and stakeholder communication/management 1 assess 4 6 opportunity & collect data execute sourcing award contract event 2 develop baseline & define 5 7 requirements negotiate terms implement & & make monitor 3 recommendation develop sourcing strategy Approval review # 1 Approval gate review # 2
Procurement Digitization
Achieving a Maturity Breakthrough with Technology Procurement organizations are continuing to grow through a series of transformational step changes, each delivering more business value as capabilities are built and efficiency is released. Value Created by Procurement Level IV (% of Spend) Level III 12% to 15% 8% to 12% Level II Taking Procurement past this 3% to 8% Level I point requires business buy-in, alignment, and technology 0% to 3% Level I Level II Level III Level IV Affiliated & Transactional Engaged & Co-ordinated Collaborative & High Performing Value Chain Excellence • Focus on tactical purchasing on a re-active • Category management in key spend areas • Wide range of category management • Strong alignment and active supporter of basis / top suppliers levers utilized to fully leverage spend BU strategy – from planning to execution • Primary role as a buyer / contract admin • Streamlined basic transactional • Spend channels customized to unique • Efficiency and automation of transactional procurement processes requirements process allows Procurement to become • Some consolidation of vendors in focus strategic partner areas • Focus on cost savings but limited tracking • eProcurement technologies are streamlined and integrated • Procurement and Supply Chain seen as • Highly manual process with limited • Some efficiency driven by eProcurement value driver for the organization supporting technology technologies • Begin to leverage self-serve and automation tools • Attention to risk management • Procurement relationships with business and supplier are collaborative
Process 1. Select System Integrator (SI) first 2. With SI develop current—future state blueprint 3. Develop procurement strategy 4. Select solution that best meets business requirements 5. Create cross-functional Project Group and Executive Steering Committee 6. Alignment roles & responsibilities
Selection Criteria ▪ Total Cost of Ownership ▪ User Experience (especially P2P) ▪ IT Architecture ▪ Implementation approach ▪ Scalability (global) ▪ Touchless processing ▪ Compliance (SSAE-16)
Next Steps ▪ Replace legacy expense platform with Coupa Expense ▪ Go global… ▪ Implement P-Cards ▪ Explore Coupa Pay/V-Pay ▪ Dynamic discounting/SCF
Lessons Learned
Lessons Learned ▪ Create governance model ▪ Engage with stakeholders across multiple departments/levels ▪ Celebrate early wins! ▪ Define “what success looks like” ▪ Start with non-sensitive categories ▪ Ensure spend is contractually available ▪ Training & development ▪ Determine resource requirements
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