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StreamliningContractor Management with Blockchain
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Alex Rosen | IT People CorporationBusiness Development, Blockchain [email protected]
Vishnu Tadepalli | IBMProgram Manager, IPS Blockchain Solutions [email protected]
Burton Buffaloe | IBMCIO, Blockchain Squad [email protected]
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Experts in Leading Enterprise Blockchain Platforms
• Focused on Permissioned Blockchains for Enterprise
• Key contributor with IBM to Hyperledger Fabric platform
• Multiple projects on IBM Blockchain and Ethereum/Parity
Production Solutions in Financial Services and Supply Chain
Proven Approach and Components
• Blockchain-specific analysis method, reference model, and reference architecture
• Library of pre-built, common components to accelerate solution development
Bringing together the world’s most advanced expertise, technology and ecosystem to transform industries
Tapping into the right expertise
A platform that’s open,
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Access to the right ecosystem
Over 40 Consultants, Architects & DevelopersFocused on Blockchain
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Blockchain & Business Transformation
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In this solution, we…§ Improved integration, reduced
disputes, streamlined process§ Used smart contracts to implement
logic§ Started a process transformation
Going forward, we will…§ Rearchitect existing landscape§ Reimagine processes and roles§ Enable opportunities in finance,
analytics and other servicesFoundation
Transformation
Innovation
Business Model InnovationIncrease Revenue and Profits§ Platform Business Models§ Analytics/Cognitive Products§ Virtual Intermediaries
Smart Contract FocusImprove Service and Agility§ Simplify/Refactor Architecture§ Transform Processes§ Streamline Processes
Data FoundationReduce Costs§ Reduce Disputes§ Improve Integration§ Automate Capture
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Contractor Labor Market Dynamics
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*SIA (Staffing Industry Analysts) benchmark
** IBM global procurement benchmark
Average cost for invoice processing
(onshore)
$21
*** Human workforce management benchmark
***
Percentage of Tech services that result in
blocked Invoices (requires an average $
250 to resolve each dispute)
5-9%
Percentage of spend that is non-compliant
due to rate card, hours billed and tax mismatches
2% ***
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“I need additional resources to meet
my deadlines”
“I’ll help you find the right resources
at a good price”
“I’ve selected the best resources to fulfill
your needs”
“I’ve submitted my work hours”
“Thanks, I’ll validate against the contract terms and submit
payment”
Project Manager
ProcurementLabor
Supplier ContractorAccounts
Payables/ Receivables
Contractor Sourcing Business Process
Creates SOW(Statement of
Work) and secures funding
Creates PO (Purchase Order)
Provides contractor details to Client
Logs Hours Invoice sent from Labor Supplier to Client based on Hours logged
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Today Tomorrow
Procurement
Admin
Project Manager
Labor Supplier
Contractor
Time Record Approver
Admin
Project Manager & Time Record Approver
Procurement
Labor Supplier
Time Record Approver
Today and Tomorrow…
• Blind spots and Lack of Trust• Manual invoice reconciliation and delayed payment penalties • Expensive home grown applications• Dispute resolution requires back office
• Single source of the truth for timesheet
• Increased transparency and auditability
• Payment term compliance with smart contracts
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• I need multiple back office resources
• Invoice not paid yet
Is the Contractor on-boarded ?
Process duplicationOrder status
• Hours billed aren’t the actual hours recorded
• Invoice hourly rate not accurate
IBM
IBM
SupplierSupplier
• 100% compliance to payment terms
• Zero underfunded PO’s
• Limited back office resources• Zero invoice reconciliations and delayed payments
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DEMO
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Q1 ‘17
Q4 ‘16
Q2 ‘17
Q3 ‘17
Q4 ‘17
Q1 ‘18
Q2 ‘18
Hill 1 Hill-2 Hill-3
Valley Valley Valley Valley
External Partner Commitment
Design Thinking
Design Thinking
Our Journey
MVP - Shared Ledger, Smart Contracts, Consensus & Privacy
1.0
System Integrations
Pilot Simulation on External Network
parallel business process (35)
Migrate to IBM’s Blockchain Platform
(HLF 1.1)
Design Thinking
Investment
Accounting System Integrations
Launch Active Network w/ External Partner
(Limited Scope)primary business process
Associate Remaining Contractors (Suppliers)
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Solution Architecture
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Contractor
Supplier AccountManager
Supplier RelationshipManager
Project Manager &Time Record Approver
Admin Roles
IntegrationsWebserver
www.
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Operational Today
ü Immutable distributed ledger
ü System integrated E2E solution from PO (Purchase Order) release to Contingent Labor consumption
üAPI’s to support offline (SOR) System of Record updates (Time records, Payroll, Customer Billing and Invoice Creation)
ü 5 Smart Contracts
ü 7 Active Persona Roles
ü Smart Filter and Role Delegation capabilities
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q Accounts Payable Interface
q Self billing and payment generation
q Mobile capabilities
q Robust Reporting / Predictive Analytics
q Cognitive capabilities
In Design/ Development
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OutcomesWhen applying Blockchain to Contingent Labor Management, Clients can expect full compliance to payment terms and elimination of blocked invoices and disputes, resulting in significantly reduced cycle time for onboarding and cost per invoice.
100%Elimination
of blocked Invoices, supporting resources, legacy systems and
dispute resolutions
100%Compliance
to contracting payment terms, eliminating profit leakage
30-50%Reduction
in cost per Invoice depending on on-shore/off-shore
50+%Reduction
in cycle time for onboarding an individual
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What will we solve together?Alex Rosen | IT People CorporationBusiness Development, Blockchain [email protected]
Vishnu Tadepalli | IBMProgram Manager, IPS Blockchain Solutions [email protected]
Burton Buffaloe | IBMCIO, Blockchain Squad [email protected]
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2017 Blockchain Pilot
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Persona Representation
§ Contractors across GBS, GTS and Cloud business areas
§ Project Managers§ Supplier Relationship Manager§ R & CM Centre team members§ Procurement Relationship Manager
Tool Function
§ Delegation§ Smart Filters§ Approval process§ Interim Contract Update function§ ILC integration§ Supplier Tool integration§ Persona function
Scope
§ Pilot ran for 8 weeks.§ New and current process was ran in parallel§ Results were compared from each process
o Timesheet entryo ILC entryo Invoice content
Results
§ Confirmed data sent correctly to ILC§ Confirmed data accessible via REST API§ Confirmed data sent correctly into Supplier Tool§ Confirmed invoices matched Blockchain record for the
pilot period§ All Persona’s functioned as expected§ Persona feedback was positive
o “Landing pages for Persona’s looked contain data required”
o “Information available was what persona’s sought...No major misses"
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Benefits to Buyers and SuppliersPain Points Benefit Buyer Supplier
Non compliance among hours worked , hours recorded and hours invoiced, Billing rates , expense info and taxes
BC will provide a single source of truth of the hours trail and the smart contracts feature will ensure the adherence to the contracting terms such as hourly rate, taxes ,expenses, etc…
Long turnaround times in resolving resolving blocked invoices As the network buyers and suppliers have access to the similar data on blockchain, disputes will/can be resolved right away.
High cost of processing Contingent labor invoice Blockchain automatically triggers an invoice payment notification to both the buyers account payable and seller’s account receivable system, drastically reducing the cost of invoice processing
Limited to No insights to the average labor market price trends and benchmarking data
Cognition capability of Watson will look through web and other trusted market intelligence data and provide actionable insights
Digitalization of the manual invoices Manual invoicing will be digitalized, as automatic invoice input is sent to both the buyers account payable and seller’s account receivable system,
Limited visibility / traceability leads to underfunded purchase orders
Provenance feature of Blockchain provides visibility into the PO and end to end lifecycle of a contractor during the course of project
Process duplication in time recording, invoice investigations and invoice reissue processes.
Shared ledger on the blockchain removes the process duplication
Dispute resolution requires hundreds of back office resources Provenance , shared visibility and digitization will lead to smaller and no dispute resolution teams
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Network Collaborators
(Personas)
Assign Role Personas
Assign Contractor Record to
Purchase Order
Approve Contractor
Record
Complete Time record
Approve Time Record
Create Interim Contract Updates
Approve Interim
Contract Updates
Invoice Payment
Verification Notification
IBM Project Manager
( PM ) - D V S V V S V D D V VSupplier Account
Manager ( SAM ) - D V S V V S V D S V -Contingent
Labor Resource ( Contractor ) - - - D - - - -IBM Supplier Relationship
Manager ( SRM ) - V - - - - D V -Time Record
Approver ( TRA ) - - - V S V - - -Contract Record
Admin (CRA ) - D V - - - - - -System Admin D - - - - - - -
Application Personas
V – View Asset
D – Data Update
S – Status Update
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Purchase Order Invoice
Buyer BankStaffing Provider
Contractor
Buyer Supplier
Payment
Dispute Resolution
Order status
Is the Contractor on-
boarded ?
Process duplication
Hours billed aren’t the actual hours recorded
I need multiple back office resources
Invoice not paid yet
Short payment / Dynamic
Discounting Inefficiency
Trust
Invoice hourly rate not accurate
Visibility / Risk
Reconciliation Reconciliation
Hours Worked
Process DetailsLack of visibility and trust, plus inefficiencies in the process result in extra effort and higher costs.
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Payment toSupplier
Blockchain System of Record
Validate Available FundsPseudoInvoice
Supplier Systems of Record
Buyer Systems of Record
• Inconsistent information and “blind spots” throughout the process hinders compliance
• Process duplication in time recording, invoice investigations and invoice reissue processes
• Time consuming, manual invoice reconciliation tasks ; Delayed payment penalties
• Costly home grown applications used for dispute resolution
• Limited visibility / traceability leads to underfunded purchase orders
• Dispute resolution requires hundreds of back office resources
• Single source of the truth for hours worked and assurance of the authenticity and immutability of time sheets
• 100% assurance of adherence to payment terms through smart contracts
• Zero invoice reconciliations, delayed payment penalties, underfunded PO’s
• Increased transparency / auditability
Current
Future
Hours billed aren’t the actual hours recorded
Purchase Order funds unavailable
PaymentTriggered
Contractor
Contractor
Hours billed are not tracked against PO
Invoice hourly rate not accurate
Process Duplication
Manual Reconciliation
Contractor not associated with Purchase Order
Delayed Payments and Penalties
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