Implementing SAP Management of Change at Colgate-Palmolive Joseph Jeffs Abstract Learn how Colgate Palmolive will leverage SAP Management of Change as a global system to define, document, and effectively implement site-wide change control systems so changes affecting quality, safety, environment, production, and operations are fully understood, thoroughly evaluated, formally approved, and properly implemented. Colgate will share their implementation experiences working with Management of Change from customer validation through ramp-up. Colgate Palmolive will discuss some of the design options they reviewed in configuring the system and identify some best practices based on their experience. Key Points Review the types of changes that Colgate will be using: SAP Management of Change and the business challenges the software addresses Learn about the Change Management Business process supported by SAP Management of Change Learn design tips regarding organization of tasks, approvals, and security Agenda About Colgate Palmolive Objective of Management of Change Benefits and Design Process Flow Screen Shots Design Considerations Customer Validation/Ramp up Experience About Colgate Palmolive $17.1 + Billion in Sales Products Sold in 223 Countries & Territories Sales by Division 39,000 Colgate People Hill’s Greater Asia/Africa 20% 13% North America 18% Europe/South Latin America Pacific 29% 20% ORAL CARE PERSONAL CARE HOME CARE PET NUTRITION Objective A global system to define, document, and effectively implement a site-wide change control system so changes affecting quality, safety, environment, production and operations, are fully understood, thoroughly evaluated, formally approved, and properly implemented Business Goals – – – – – – Documentation of Change Task Follow-up Document Approval of Change Support Standardization Ensure Consistency Decommission various site specific solutions including: •Access Databases •Lotus Databases •Manual Processes Focusing on the End User Build on out of the box functionality configured in Customer Validation Modify terminology to match CP terms Review configuration and custom developments Key Design Decisions by Business Team Criteria to use Change Management Type of Change to Document Approval Process for Change How many approval steps Who approves at each step Tasks and their Descriptions How to select tasks Manually By Change Type By Question Answer Types of Change Document change management for local site for things like: Test Method Process Facilities / Utilities Equipment Computer Recipe Material Regulation Process Flow Log Change Pre-project Approval Assign Tasks Pre-Startup tasks Approval to Startup Startup Tasks Project Closure Approval Close Change The requestor enters information about the change. Issue Proposed Resolution Type of Change Assigns Coordinator Object being changed Process Flow Log Change Pre-project Approval Assign Tasks Pre-Startup tasks The Coordinator assigns key functional leads to review and approve the proposal to change. Approval to Startup Startup Tasks Project Closure Approval Close Change Functional leads review and approve the change Process Flow Log Change Pre-project Approval Assign Tasks Pre-Startup tasks Approval to Startup Startup Tasks Project Closure Approval Close Change The functional leads reviews a checklist of potential tasks. The appropriate tasks for this change are selected and assigned to a responsible individual. Process Flow Log Change Pre-project Approval Assign Tasks Pre-Startup tasks Approval to Startup Startup Tasks Project Closure Approval Close Change A subset of the tasks need to be completed prior to the Startup of the change. Responsible parties update the system as they complete each task. Supporting documentation can be attached to the task or change request as required. Process Flow Log Change Pre-project Approval Assign Tasks Pre-Startup tasks Approval to Startup Startup Tasks Project Closure Approval Close Change Once Pre-Startup tasks are complete, Functional leads review the supporting documents and approve Startup. Process Flow Log Change Pre-project Approval Assign Tasks Pre-Startup tasks Approval to Startup Startup Tasks Project Closure Approval Close Change The remainder of the outstanding tasks need to be completed to ensure proper execution of the change. Responsible parties update the system in the same fashion as in pre-Startup Process Flow Log Change Pre-project Approval Assign Tasks Pre-Startup tasks Approval to Startup Startup Tasks Project Closure Approval Close Change The functional leads make a final review to ensure the change and its documentation are recorded properly Process Flow Log Change Pre-project Approval Assign Tasks Pre-Startup tasks Approval to Startup Startup Tasks Project Closure Approval Close Change Once the functional leads have approved the change, the coordinator can close the change request. Change Request - Screen Shots Change Request - Screen Shots Change Request - Screen Shots Change Request - Screen Shots Questions are asked based on the type of change being requested. Selecting a question will trigger a task to be created once the request is approved. Change Request – Screen Shots Activities Change requests contain Activities to collect information and record completion of work Questionnaire – Collection of Question Lists. Has its own section on screen. Question List - Collection of Questions. Gives a title to the questions. Questions – Drop down questions or check box selections to categorize the change request and drive task creation Activity Tree – Section on the screen. Structure Node – Grouping like folders and subfolders of activities. Approvals - An activity where the processor reviews the overall change request and signs off that it is acceptable Tasks – Activities that need to be completed to execute the change Change Request Questionnaire Question List Question Activity Tree Structure Node Task or Approval Activity Templates Boiler plate activities which include standard text and descriptions. Assigned a unique identifier Allows for tracking of tasks across multiple change Requests Naming conventions make it easier to keep track of configuration Activity Conventions CPQSU00100Q Have the calibration requirements been defined for the new equipment? CPQS00100T Define calibration requirements Assure the calibration requirements have been defined for the new equipment. They must be added to the site master calibration plan. Naming Code CP Q SU 00100 Q CP – Change type Q – Functional Area SU – Startup Task 00100 – Sequence Number Q – Question (T-Task) Activity Conventions Most questions use a generic CP (Colgate Palmolive) identifier for the change type since they can be used for multiple change types. Change Request types have different questionnaires which determine which questions are presented. BRF+ rules come pre-loaded from SAP to create tasks based on question responses. An Excel table can be uploaded to configure the relationship between each question and task. Approvals Approval to move forward can take a number of approaches The Approve Button on the Change request can be assigned a signature strategy the includes multiple people A separate activity can be created for each approver that has different security associated with it. A custom exit blocks the Change request from being approved until each approval task is approved. Example: Quality Manager Pre-Project Approval Security We included a number of security roles for management of change. Each role applies to a specific plant where the change request occurs. Requestor Coordinator Each Functional Area Approver Task Processor Security to process tasks is based on the task type, so specific groups of tasks can be limited to specific users Extensibility Technology Comments SAP NetWeaver Business Client (NWBC) Navigation, Personal Object Work List Business Object Processing Framework (BOPF) Enhancement tool for application to add validations and value assignments Floor Plan Manager BOPF Integration (FBI) Ability to configure own screens with some predefined elements Business Rules Framework (BRF Plus) Rules delivered by SAP to create Tasks in the change request Operational Data Providers (ODP) BI tools to access backend tables directly New Enhancement Framework for Netweaver Adds Pre-exit, Post-exit, Overwrite exit to all SAP Class methods. The Customer Validation & Ramp up Experience Close relationship with SAP product owners and developers Gives them insight into customer use of the product Gives us influence into the future designs Final Review before general release to customers. Dedicated developer support Expert SAP guidance in implementation Benefits of SAP Management of Change Consistency Each site works off of a global task list Visibility Central functions can monitor progress Resources Reduce report preparation time Timely monitoring of task follow-up IT Benefit Leverage existing SAP investment in IT resources and infrastructure for ongoing support Joseph Jeffs Manager Global Supply Chain Global Information Technology 191 E Hanover Avenue Morristown, NJ 007960 Telephone 973-630-1462 E-Mail joseph_jeffs@colpal.com THANK YOU FOR PARTICIPATING Please provide feedback on this session by completing a short survey via the event mobile application. 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