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FastTrack! Analytics for Consumer Goods Webinar May 5, 2010

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Learn how leading consumer goods companies are leveraging analytics to gain market share, improve operations and make better business decisions in challenging economic times. Attendees will gain valuable insights into: •best practices for implementing a robust analytics approach •success stories of leading consumer goods companies that are using analytics effectively •how analytics enables strategic decision-making in challenging economic times •how implementing an analytics solution can be affordable, fast & customizable to your business FastTrack Analytics gives you an opportunity to experience the value of analytics, using your data for a point solution that is customized to your business. FastTrack Analytics is an affordable, long-term solution that can be implemented quickly to fit your immediate needs. With FastTrack Analytics you can get value out of your data now without waiting for the entire enterprise to get onboard.

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FastTrack! Analytics for Consumer Goods Webinar

May 5, 2010

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Contents

Edgewater Overview

• Why Should You Be Considering Analytics?• Potential Consumer Goods Analytics Focus Areas• Consumer Goods Analytics Focus Area Examples

Analytics in Consumer Goods

• What is FastTrack! Analytics• What are the Benefits to FastTrack! Analytics• How does FastTrack! Analytics Work?

FastTrack Analytics – Accelerate Your Use of Analytics

Questions

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Edgewater’s Corporate Overview

Consulting Firm Advisory Services Vertical Services Enterprise Applications Strategic Technical & Data Services

Founded in 1992 Headquartered in Wakefield, MA 335 Employees Large North American Footprint Focus on Middle and Global 2000 Market Publicly Traded (NASDAQ: EDGW)

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Why Analytics for Consumer Goods?

Drive top-line growth

via enhanced

information

Manage bottom

line costs and

efficiency

Fact-based decisions vs. tribal

knowledge

Drive added

value from existing

dataIncrease

competitive stance –

explore options!

Increased visibility

into business drivers

Why should I be considering analytics?

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FastTrack! Analytics – Consumer Goods Focus Area

Build on the core dimensions by adding 3-5 others to address specific business questions in one of these areas:

Core Dimensions:Customer, Channel

Geography, Product,LOB/BU/Brand

Core Metrics:Sales, Revenue,

Expense

Procurement(Supplier Performance

Scorecarding & Metrics)

Finance(Planning and Budgeting

Metrics, Customer or Item Profitability)

Operations(Efficiency, Planning, Forecasting, Quality

Metrics)

Sales(SG&A % of Sales, Channel Mix, New

Customer or Product Revenues, Thresholds

per Employees)

Customer Service(Customer Performance Scorecarding & Metrics

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Consumer Goods Analytics – Sales Focus Area

SGA Analysis

Channel Mix

Product Analysis

Forecasting

Potential Sales Analytics Subject Areas

Sample KPI’s

Customer performance by # of sales calls / visits

Order cancellation by reason

Sales costs by key account, by profitability

Sample Questions

Are sales people spending their time in the best way to drive growth?

Why are orders being cancelled and what’s the net impact?

Are we investing wisely in growing the right customers?

Potential Benefits

Increased efficiency

Increases sales (from existing customers)

Increase profitability

Customer

Analysis

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Consumer Goods Analytics – Operations Focus Area

Efficiency

Planning &

Scheduling

Quality LogisticsBench-

marking Metrics

Potential Operations Analytics Subject Areas

Sample KPI’s

Order fill rate by customer lead times

Freight and other costs per customer, product

Delivery issues by customer, etc

Sample Questions

Are we introducing inventory and customer satisfaction risks by accepting too many rush orders?

Are we allocating freight and related costs / penalties sufficiently to support true profitability analysis?

What are the most common delivery issues and what’s the impact?

Potential Benefits

Increase customer satisfaction

Increase accuracy

Lower costs and exceptions, increase customer satisfaction

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Consumer Goods Analytics – Customer Service Focus Area

Customer Satisfacti

on

Payments &

Deductions

Ware-housing

LogisticsDelivery & Freight

Potential Customer Service (O2C) Analytics Subject Areas

Sample KPI’s

Actual vs. promised delivery date

Order entry error rate

Customer retention rates

Sample Questions

What is the measured impact of late orders/ shipments, or rush orders?

What is the difference in error rates between electronic and manual orders and how can we reduce manual errors?

Are we retaining the most profitable customers?

Potential Benefits

Increased customer satisfaction

Baseline performance to measure and incent meaningful improvement

Focus resources where they provide the greatest value to the business

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Consumer Goods Analytics – Procurement Focus Area

Supplier Performan

ce

Contracts

Purchasing

External Partner Mgmt

Payables & PPV

Potential Procurement (P2P) Analytics Subject Areas

Sample KPI’s

Supplier performance scorecard

Order fill rates by contract manufacturers

Product sourcing by key material category

Sample Questions

Are we incenting the right supplier performance to achieve the lowest material costs?

How are our contract manufacturers satisfying the details in their contracts?

Do we have sufficient backup suppliers for our most critical materials?

Potential Benefits

Match supplier contracts and incentives against actual performance

Increased quality and true cost visibility

Procurement continuity

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Consumer Goods Analytics – Finance Focus Area

PlanningBudgetin

g

Customer Profitabili

ty

Product Profitabili

ty

Forecasting

Potential Finance Analytics Subject Areas

Sample KPI’s

Number reporting errors

Margin variation by re-planning frequency

Percentage profit by customer, product

Sample Questions

How much are inaccurate reports affecting daily business decisions?

Are we driving our business from accurate gross margins?

What are the true costs of our top 10 customers (or products) against revenue generated?

Potential Benefits

Improved decision making and accuracy

Increased profitability

Build programs to “clone” or leverage most profitable customers / products

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Why Clients Haven’t Pursued Analytics

“I’ve heard about data analytics, but don’t really understand what it means or how it would benefit us.”

“It required too large of an investment to get started”

“I’m just too busy and short-staffed to get involved with a major initiative like data analytics”

“I’ve looked at several data analytics software packages, but it doesn’t really fit our unique business”

“I already get all the reports I need, why would I want more?’

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What is FastTrack! Analytics?

The FastTrack! Analytics is a customizable, cost sensitive, business-issue focused solution-based approach designed to quickly demonstrate the power of analytics to your business

Not a “shrink-wrapped” product that doesn’t fit your business model

Based on accelerators that can be quickly customized to meet your specific business needs

Allows for expansion at your pace

Designed to provide insights into the your most challenging business questions

Not a generic product that doesn’t always provide the answers you need most

Doesn’t require a high up-front investment (in both dollars & resources)

Designed to leverage current in-house technology Allows for expansion at your pace

Customizable

Business Issue

Focused

Cost/Risk Sensitive

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What are the Benefits of FastTrack! Analytics?

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How does FastTrack! Analytics Work?

Business Problem Definitio

n

Design/ Development

Demonstratio

n

Next Steps

Confirm the subject area and business problem(s) in scope

Define/confirm the data visualization capabilities required

Decompose the business problem(s) into required data

Confirm the high-level business-centric data model

Determine which accelerator components to use

Assemble the analytics data mart data model

Design/develop the data visualization/ dashboard

Create required roles

Create load utilities

Conduct testing

Prep for demos

Conduct initial demonstration of FastTrack! Solution with key stakeholders

Conduct up to 2 additional demo’s

Document recommendations for enhancements

Review results of demo(s) with FastTrack! sponsor

Determine next steps

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How do Accelerators Work?

Data Visualization Component Library

Default Analytic Views

Data Model Component Library

Extract Specification Formats

Key Reference Data Listings

Accelerators are a collection of analytics components tailored to specific industries and are designed to significantly reduce the delivery time of

analytic solutions

Dashboard formats, designs & templates

Data visualization components

Analysis specific components

Industry specific Logical groupings of

components for business challenges

Dimensions Attribute lists Default hierarchies Subject areas Metrics groupings &

KPI’s

Dimension extract formats

Metrics grouping extract formats

Look-up values Code lists

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FastTrack! Analytics – Solutions Architecture

Source Data

Data Integration

Data Storage

Metadata

User Interface / Presentation

Source Data

Extract files will provide the source data on which the defined presentation and analytics capabilities will ultimately be based.

Data Integration

Load utilities will be used to load extracted source data into the primary data storage structures and components, which will be

accessed by the presentation and analytics capabilities.

Data Storage

Star schemas with flattened hierarchies will structure the underlying data to enable and facilitate the defined analytics capabilities.

Metadata

Metadata and dictionary will provide the business rules and other metadata needed to enable the defined analytics capabilities.

User Interface / Presentation

A basic interactive interface for end-user access, capable of integrating later with an enterprise portal or intranet.

Graphical and tabular presentation of data. Ability for end-user to “drill-down” to deeper, underlying levels of granularity.

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Extending FastTrack! Analytics

AdditionalIntegrated

Subject Areas

More Analytical

Views

More Sophisticat

edAnalytics

AdditionalUsers/Roles

ExpandedMetrics

AdditionalData Sets

ExpandedDimensions

Extended to Other

Departments

The FastTrack! Analytics pilot can be extended in many different ways towards the creation of an enterprise analytics platform

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Q & A

Questions?

Thank You!