1. 2. 3. 4. 5. History of Nestle Implementation of ERP System What is SAP Problems during implementation of ERP system How Nestle solved problems? 6. 7. Lessons Learned Successful implementation of an ERP system at Nestle World First largest food and beverage company Opened in Cham, Switzerland In 1866 By Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Company Founder Henri Nestle Headquarters in Vevey, Switzerland 30,000 120 employees across 47 states locations $10.1 billion sales in 2011 Nestle began an ERP project in 1997 known as ‘B.E.S.T’ $200 $80 million contract with SAP million for consulting and maintenance A Germany multination software corporation Headquartered in Walldorf, Baden- Wurttemberg, Germany. Makes enterprise software to manage business Implement five SAP modules: Purchasing Financial Sale and Distribution Accounts Payable Accounts Receivable o Each location of Nestle acted on its own behalf o 29 different prices for vanilla – to the same vendor o Negotiated own deals o Vendor not consistent with pricing Executives and Senior IT Professionals assembled to develop a set of best practices Discontinue Poor old and adopt new employee acceptance By 2000, implementation turned into a disaster Not understanding new system – forced to adapt Left out of planning and development Employees’ Confused acceptance of the system. by system processes. Implement TPS and EDI TPS- Transaction Process System EDI- Electronic Data Interchange Result: Better tracking of accounting and demand forecasting Reassigned Project Manager and completed last rollouts during the first quarter of 2003 In 2002, Nestle USA had already realised $325 million in savings Last rollout completed first quarter 2003 $235 ERP million in savings become “Backbone” of Nestle Great ERP example of successful implementation Not involving the right individuals Incomplete Lacked Not training a timeline limited the customization 1) Fillion, Gérard; Braham, Hassen; Ekionea, Jean-Pierre Booto. Testing Utaut on the Use of Erp Systems by Middle Managers and EndUsers of Medium- to Large-Sized Canadian Enterprises. Academic journal article from Academy of Information and Management Sciences Journal, Vol. 15 (No. 2). Retrieved from http://www.questia.com/library/1P32751578661/testing-utaut-on-the-use-of-erpsystems-by-middle 2) (n.d.) About Us. Retrieved from http://www.nestleusa.com/about-us 3) (n.d.) Nestle Worldwide. Retrieved from http://www.nestle.com/aboutus/globalprese nce 4) Worthen, Ben. (2002). Nestle’s ERP Odyssey. CIO. Retrieved from https://www2.bc.edu/~spang/mi703/nestlec ase.html 5) Dieringer, Derek S. (2004). Enterprise Resource Planning Systems. Retrieved from http://www.uwosh.edu/faculty_staff/wresch /ERPNestle.htm Thank for listening