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Revealing Integrated Strategic Solutions Enterprise Services Sourcing: Duke Energy Jacob Velky Sourcing Specialist JLL John Leddy Regional Account Director www.sig.org/eval

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Revealing Integrated Strategic Solutions

Enterprise Services Sourcing:

Duke Energy

Jacob VelkySourcing Specialist

JLL

John LeddyRegional Account Director

www.sig.org/eval

Enterprise Services Sourcing

Revealing Integrated Strategic Solutions John Leddy Jacob Velky

Speakers:

Session Agenda

Duke Energy's Supply Chain and Spend Profile

Identified Sourcing Opportunities

Duke Energy/JLL Case Study

Driving Future Success: Governance and Partnership

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Polling Question

4

Do you believe your organization recognizes the

value that exists in your non-core

support/enterprise services?

Facts About Duke Energy

150+ years of service

7.2 million electric customers / 500,000

natural gas customers

Fortune 250 company

$110+ billion in assets

Stock dividends for 85+ years

Traded on NYSE as DUK

Dow Jones Sustainability Index

100 Best Corporate Citizens

by Corporate Responsibility magazine 55

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CEO

CPO

Enterprise

Administrative Services HR IT

GenerationMajor

ProjectsNuclear T & D Support

Customer Operations

$1.954

$1.861

$1.704

$1.572

$1.494

T & D

NUCLEAR

GENERATION

ENTERPRISE

MAJOR PROJECTS

Sourceable Spend ($8.6 Billion)

Total Supply Chain Employees: 1000

Enterprise Supply Chain Employees: 28

$0

$100

$200

$300

$400

$500

$600

Admin Services HR IT Cust Ops

Enterprise Spend ($ Millions)

Duke Energy Supply Chain and Spend

Administrative Services Sourcing

Aviation

Aircraft

- Purchase

- Lease

Maintenance

Labor

Training

Consulting

International Handling

Fuel

Security Services

Access Control

- Conversion- Net New Install

- Badges

Guard Services *

Investigation / Consulting

Training

Real Estate Services

Right of Way Acquisition

Surveying / Mapping

Transactions

Timber Management

Portfolio

- Carpet

- Furniture

- Energy Efficiency

- Move Services

- WOF Standards

Real Estate Services

(Outsourced)

Facilities Management*

Project Management*

- General Contractor

- Electrical

- Mechanical

- Design / A&E

Lease Administration*

Dam Deformation Surveys*

Support Services

Copy / Print *

- MFD / Printers

- Wide Format

- Copy Services

Document Management

Mail Services

Merchandise

- Apparel

- Hard Goods

- Uniforms

Office Supplies

Travel Services

Environmental Services

Abatement

Geological

Survey / Testing

Waste Management

Category Alignment by Corporate Administrative Services Tower

Sourcing Opportunity Assessment

Problem

Multiple Contracts

Fragmented Spend

Regionalized

Workforce Demographics

Approach

Company-Wide Spend Profile

Strategic Sourcing Events

Enterprise Contracts

Examples

Security Guard Services

Managed Print Services

Facilities Management Services

Project Management Services

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JLL Facts and Overview

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A STRONG FOUNDATION

FOR PARTNERSHIP

2013 revenue

$4.7B

S.F. under management

3.4B

Employees

58,000

Corporate offices

230+

LEED APs

1,300+

Six Sigma Green or Black Belts

390+

Over 2.1 billion s.f. of facilities under management

18,000 client sites in 70 countries

More control, better responsiveness, through

self performance

Low cost streamlined sourcing options

Number one global provider of Integrated

Facilities Management services

32,200 engineering and facility experts

$10 billion client spend managed

2 – 15%

0.4 – 0.8%

5 – 15%

5 – 10%

10 – 30%

Capital ratios

and lending capacity

Energy

Management

Facility

Management

Location Advisory &

Transaction

Management

Capital MarketsLease

Administration

Project

Management

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Drive greater value from all of your real estate functions

15 – 20%

Networked Organization - Opportunity

Site A Site B Site C

Business Unit

Lab

or

Management,

Administration,

& Technicians

Security,

Landscaping,

Janitorial,

Repairs

& Maintenance,

HVAC, etc.

Co

ntr

acts

Technology,

Training,

Compliance,

Energy ProgramsSu

pp

ort

Site A Site B Site C

Business Unit

Site A Site B Site C

Business Unit

Maximize Resources/ Costs: Remove Redundancy; Collapse Layers; Market

Compensation; Skills & Task Alignment; Manage-by-fact; Define Roles; Performance

Management; Governance; Benchmarking; Leverage Technology/ Information;

Strategy for Self-perform vs Outsource

Common Approach: Reduce Costs; Leverage Scale & Buying; Common

Processes; Service-Level Measurement; Manage / Shift Risk; Common

Measurement / Reporting; Compliance; Audits; Benchmarking; Innovation;

Flexibility, Control

Common Programs: energy, sustainability, critical sites, EH&S; Rent Technologies

vs Buying; leverage resources across enterprise; Common Tools; Benchmark

across units; Talent Management; Quality Control, Share Best Practices, Common

Systems

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Electrical

Plumbing

Doors & Locks

Waste Removal

Document Destruction

and Storage

UPS/Generators

Security Guards

Fire/Life/Safety

Roofing

HVAC

Janitorial

Elevator/ Escalator

Building Automation

Services & Systems

Office Services

Reprographics

Mail

Ship/Receiving

Supplies (MRO,

Office, Janitorial)

Food Service

Cafeteria

Beverage Service

Vending

Uniforms

Landscaping/Snow

Pest Control

General R&M

Carpentry

Painting

Handyman

Glass

Locksmith

Architecture &

Engineering

General

Construction

Lighting

Cabling

Moving

Furniture

Carpet & Flooring

Sourcing & Category Management

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Case Study – Integrated Facilities Management

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Duke Energy Managed Portfolio:

• 13+ million square feet, roughly 2,900 locations

• Building Types include:

• Headquarter/Regional Headquarter

• Operation Centers and Warehouses

• Substation/Telecom sites

• Annual Capital Spend - $70M, 300+ projects

• 3,000 plus leases

Case Study – Integrated Facilities Management

Integrated Facility Management

Project Management

Critical facility management

Mobile and static engineering

Lease Administration

Call Center management

Energy and Sustainability

Technology

Services we partner with Duke Energy:

• Security

• Environmental, Health, and Safety

• Union Engineering Labor (Midwest portfolio)

JLL Solution Provided:

Case Study – Facilities Management

$45M+ in OpEx savings since 2004

(Labor/Sourcing)

• FM ROI of 433%

• LA ROI of 381%

$7M+ in PjM savings since 2010

Outstanding KPI performance:

• Budget/Forecast

• Cost Savings Targets

• Customer Satisfaction

• Safety (JLL/Contractors)

• Accounts Receivable (AR)

• Current AR kept above

95% collected

Merger Activity

• Transitioned portfolios within 90

days

• Produced immediate OpEx

Savings

Adaptive Organization

• Proactive/Flexible staffing

• Enhanced FM/PM Skill Sets

Technology solutions delivered:

• Call Center/CMMS

• Financial/Forecasting

• Lease Administration

• Project Management

• Capital Planning Process

• Energy Management

Key Results Change Management

Case Study – Facilities Management

Focus on Safety• Robust Safety program, focusing on performing work safely

• OSHA TICR rate under 1.00 (Jones Lang LaSalle team and all managed Contractors)

Customer Satisfaction• Increased overall satisfaction scores from 76.30% to 79.44% (annual survey of occupants)

• Work Order Satisfaction rates above 94% for all work completed (response and quality)

Continuous Improvement • Implemented robust preventative maintenance systems (technology/procedures)

• Stabilized and improvement critical facility redundancy

• Improved talent – through training and career development

• Best practice focused, importing and exporting practices as developed

Polling Question

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Do you have a formal governance process in place

for your strategic partners?

Duke Energy/JLL Governance Model

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Governance Framework

Progressing towards partnerships

Q&A

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Comments and Questions?

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Contact Information:

Jacob Velky

Sourcing Specialist

Duke Energy

(704) 382-2115

[email protected]

John Leddy

EVP - Regional Director

JLL

(704) 310-1665

[email protected]

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Enterprise Services Sourcing:

Revealing Integrated Strategic Solutions

Jacob Velky

Duke [email protected]

John Leddy

[email protected]

Speakers:

www.sig.org/eval