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© Hitachi Rail Europe, Ltd. 2013. All rights reserved.
Jamie Foster
Why were we best start up !!!
Hitachi Rail Europe Ltd. Procurement.
23/01/2014
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Who is Hitachi?
• Founded 1910
• 320,000+ Employees
• 963 countries
• 28 Languages
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Hitachi Rail
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The Hitachi Rail business covers many aspects of the rail industry
• In 2012 we won a contract to
build 596 cars with the first being
tested in 2015 and the rest of the
fleet commences deployment in
2017
• In addition to this we have also
won an additional 270 cars and
are bidding on a number of
projects
• This has given us over £6bn of
orders and secured our
production through to the end of
the century
• Also bidding on new contracts,
products and services
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Everyone loves a picture of a train so....
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We are building a UK manufacturing facility
• Factory is being built in Newton Aycliffe,
County Durham
•Capacity of 20 cars per month or 35 cars
per month working 2 shifts
•Manufacture, assembly and testing
facilities with increasing scope including
R&D
• 700+ new jobs are to be created
•A development such as this requires
world class employees and to this end
Hitachi is working with Sunderland
University and Bishop Auckland College
to apply for a UTC in the Newton Aycliffe
area
•Detailed design is complete for the
factory and test track
• Tendering phase started for factory and
test track
•Recruitment of core team started
•Archaeology work has started on site
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With this challenge ahead of us Hitachi started to build a procurement team
Where did we start? What should we do?
• When we started we
thought we needed to
do everything
• We were going to lead
everything and create
new processes, tools,
ways of working
• Danger of telling
everyone how to do
everything
• Risk of alienating
ourselves and
standing alone
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We asked for some help to understand where we should focus
We needed to change our focus
Procurement needed to become a “Decision Enabler NOT a Decision Maker”
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This did not mean simple and easy
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• Our principles were
• Whatever we do must be effective and followed through
• We need to be ahead of the business... not miles, just
ahead
• Create value and be responsive to the business needs
• Be able to change as we go through the different stages
of development
For us simple is smart!
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Procurement’s Market Engagement Portal
We have engaged with the market to support our strategic aim of
developing local suppliers and the local economy
The UK and part of Continental Europe
372 81 101 36 56 73
Supplier Category Overview
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147 158
134 94
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Factory
Build
IndirectProduction
Level 1
Location
Category of Spend Hitachi Supplier Portal
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New Product Introduction Management
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• We surveyed our customers and suppliers what they wanted from Hitachi
• The overwhelming feedback was around communications and follow up
• We create a new product introduction management process which whilst
simple is proving effective
Action 2
Conduct risk
evaluation and
classify suppliers
Action 3
Create Issue
Resolution Process
Action 4
Initial face to face
meetings (Part I)
Action 1
Establish
supplier contact
database
Action 5
Initial face to face
meetings (Part II)
NPIM Process
StrategicPre-defined
meetings with
senior attendance
and formalised
agendas addressing
high-level progress
and strategic topics
ProgressMonthly update
meetings / calls to
review progress and
address any risks /
issues
Initial Meetings
Q1 Meeting Q2 Meeting Q3 Meeting Q4 Meeting
Monthly meetings
StrategicPre-defined
meetings with
senior attendance
and formalised
agendas addressing
high-level progress
and strategic topics
ProgressMonthly update
meetings / calls to
review progress and
address any risks /
issues
Initial Meetings
Q1 Meeting Q2 Meeting Q3 Meeting Q4 Meeting
Monthly meetings
StrategicPre-defined
meetings with
senior attendance
and formalised
agendas addressing
high-level progress
and strategic topics
ProgressMonthly update
meetings / calls to
review progress and
address any risks /
issues
Initial Meetings
Q1 Meeting Q2 Meeting Q3 Meeting Q4 Meeting
Monthly meetings
Ongoing management
Monthly meetings
StrategicPre-defined
meetings with
senior attendance
and formalised
agendas addressing
high-level progress
and strategic topics
ProgressMonthly update
meetings / calls to
review progress and
address any risks /
issues
Initial Meetings
Q1 Meeting Q2 Meeting Q3 Meeting Q4 Meeting
Ongoing management
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Provides our business with a view of progress and a set of forward
looking indicators to support our risk management
Our KPI dashboard is market leading
b
Process Management
Programme Progress Tracking
Risk Management and Market Trends
Programme Budget Tracking
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What’s Next for us
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Lessons Learnt
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I have worked for many mature organisations and think that I could have
applied these lessons learnt
1. Keep it simple – we often overcomplicate things
2. Take the time to understand where the rest of the
business is in its evolution
3. We all think procurement is the centre of the world
but sometimes we need to check where we are in the
process
4. Stop chasing quick wins they are just the first steps
5. Listen to your customer