SUG MENA
March 09
Agenda
• Introduction
– DUBAL Background & Vision
– Overview of our SAP Journey
• Roadmap Objectives
• Definition & Execution
• IT Dept Balanced
Scorecard
• Take Aways
Dubai Aluminium is undergoing a
transformation...
The DUBAL of 2009…
• One of the largest single site aluminium
smelters in the world
• One million metric tons per year
• Products: Extrusion billet (59%),
Foundry Alloys (34%), High Purity
Aluminium (7%)
• Revenues >2 Billion USD
• Clients - Gulf, Europe, North America
and Far East
• 4,152 employees
• 33 nationalities
• One integrated information system
platform (SAP)
. . . guided by a compelling vision
The Vision for 2010 - 2015…
• Global presence
• Among the top 5 aluminium producers
with capacity of 2,500k metric tons
aluminium
• Multiple production sites (e.g.) EMAL
• Upstream (Alumina) investment
• In-House world class smelting technology
• Safe & Clean environment
• Lowest cost metal producer
• Ramp-Up workforce
• Aim for common IT platform (SAP)
Overview of our SAP Journey
Wave 1
Team
Wave 1 Wave 2
Onsite
Big Bang – Core Modules (8) Support Staggered Go-Lives – Adhoc Modules (8)
Wave 1
Roadmap Definition Roadmap
Stabilisation (Focus - SD, FI, PP,
(All Modules) Execution
Payroll)
SAP Team
DUBAL
Alan
Murphy
Patrick Dalton Ross Clow Ian Stubbs Chris Kreuger Corne Pieterse Satya Seshadri Lakkajo Iman Al Omrani
(SAP Project Mgr) (CO Lead) (FI Lead) (MM/QM Lead) (SD Lead) (PM & DMS Lead) (Tech Lead) (Portals Mgr )
FI MM/QM PM
Deshpande
Kamran Amin Vashali
(BPA – SD/
(BPA) (BI Analyst) (Systems Analyst)
APO(DP))
APO/PP
Sathiya Lakshmi - ABAP Riham
Team Lead
(Soltius) (Soltius) (Systems Analyst)
Mylswamy
SD + APO/PP
CO + HR + EHS
Manoj - Workflow Muna Sultan
(Soltius) (Grad Trainee)
Naveen
(BW)
SAP Technical
• Executive sponsorship
• Business Case for every initiative by the Business Users
• ‘Slowly-but-surely’ approach - Address pain points first
• Set Expectation: A Strategy…Best Strategy is a Flexible
Strategy…allow for a periodical review
Stage 2: Consolidate & Plan
Includes both Functional & Technical Streams (Security, Basis, Portals, BI, DMS)
Stage 3: Measure the Value-Add
Key Deliverables:
1. A Benefits Baseline (ideally quantifiable gains)
2. New Roadmap Dimensions (e.g.) can prioritise
on internal capabilities + highest cost savings
Example – Potential Benefits for AP
Automation project
Do Nothing Phase 1 Phase 2
2008 End 2009 End 2010
No. of Invoices Processed 42,000 42,000 42,000
p.a.
Annual Savings - 2009 & 30% 44%
2010 based on a predicted
headcount reduction
Annual Recurring Savings - 51%
2011
Savings in Office Space AED 530k
Headcount Reduction % 36% 57%
Cost per Invoice – AED / USD AED 91 / USD AED 64 / USD 17 AED 45 / USD 12
25
Net Cash Outflow in 2008 AED 762k -
Payback – No. of months 8 months
Internal Rate of Return (IRR) 178%
Stage 4: Execute & Track
• Regular Review
with GM’s
• Execute Projects as usual
• Roll-Up via IT Dept
• Track Milestones + Benefits Balanced
Scorecard