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Ariba's Commerce Cloud TransformationGreg Spray – SVP, Solutions Management

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Welcome to the Ariba User Track!

• How to optimize your adoption and usage• Best practices across all our solutions• Ask the experts• What is coming next in our solutions

Spend Visibility, Contracts, Supplier Information Management Network and Financial Solutions Procurement Solutions Discovery

• And for our CD customers, we will focus on 9R1 best practices, upgrade successes and a special presentation from

our new General Manager of the CD business

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[Greg Intro 2]

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1999 ORMS User Group – San Jose, CA

Our Scope is Broad

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Our Focus Is On Innovation• Commerce innovation

Wherever business transacts…

• Business process innovation Wherever processes run…

• Technology innovation Wherever our customers are…

• Adoption innovation Ease of use on demand or on-

premise (“consumer-ization”)

• Strategic innovation Alignment of roadmaps to

facilitate continuous improvement, predictability, and stability

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Ariba Commerce Cloud

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ERP Layer

SaaS Solutions

Ariba CD Solution)

ERP Layer ERP Layer

Pittsburgh~275

Sunnyvale~215

Prague~75

Bangalore~350

Netherlands

UK

Ireland

Japan

Delhi

Melbourne

Brazil

Mexico

Detroit

Chicago

Germany

France

Sydney

Atlanta~35

North America: +550 Europe: +90

India: +350

We are a function of Ariba Operations

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Ariba Operations Overview

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Ideate

Create

Deliver

Support

Adopt

Determine Solution Capabilities / Content

Develop and Build

Deploy, Install, and Enable

Update, Maintain, and Support

Further Enable, Drive Use, Ensure Success

Core Value Chain

What we specifically do…

Strategy and Planning• Company and solutions vision and strategy• Business plan development • M&A support and business development• Delivery partner development

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Solution Innovation and Planning• Determine market and customer needs • Roadmap for strategic investments and

enhancements• Feature requirements and validation

Solution Operations• Communications and training• Status reporting• Solution Readiness• Delivery partner management

Who we are…

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PMOPMO

Procurement,Finance, Network

Connectivity

Procurement,Finance, Network

Connectivity

Cloud/CommunitySolutions

Cloud/CommunitySolutions

Sourcingand Contract

Solutions

Sourcingand Contract

Solutions

DiscoverySolutionsDiscoverySolutions

StrategyDevelopment

StrategyDevelopment

RobMihalko

RobMihalko

SteveMarkleSteveMarkle

ChrisHaydonChris

HaydonJoeFoxJoeFox

KristenReynoldsKristen

ReynoldsJason BrownJason Brown

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Ariba's Commerce Cloud TransformationKent Parker – Chief Operations Officer

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Kent Parker – Ariba COO

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Mid-80’sthrough

Mid-90’s

Late 90’s

2000

Today

Early 80’s

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Insert Video

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Think Differently

ComputingPower

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1987Everex HD(20 megabytes)

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memory stick(4 gigabytes)

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Did you know?

• Unlimited data backup now costs less than $55 per year.

• Mobile and social computing are the fastest growing technologies in history.

• Cloud computing services now provide anyone a pay-by-the-drink model for high-end servers.

• Using cloud services is now the norm for business.

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Think Differently

BusinessStrategy

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Microsoft tech/software USA

GE conglomerate USA

NTT telecomm Japan

Cisco tech/hardware USA

Walmart retail USA

Intel tech/hardware USA

Nippon T&T telecomm Japan

ExxonMobil oil & gas USA

Lucent telecomm USA

DuetscheTelecomm telecomm Germany

2000

World’s Largest Companies – by Market Cap Value

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Microsoft tech/software USA

GE conglomerate USA

NTT telecomm Japan

Cisco tech/hardware USA

Walmart retail USA

Intel tech/hardware USA

Nippon T&T telecomm Japan

ExxonMobil oil & gas USA

Lucent telecomm USA

DuetscheTelecomm telecomm Germany

2000ExxonMobil oil & gas USA

PetroChina oil & gas China

Apple tech/hardware USA

BHP Billiton mining UK/Aus

Microsoft tech/software USA

Industrial Bank of China finance China

Petrobras oil & gas Brazil

China ConstBank finance China

Royal DutchShell oil & gas UK

Nestle conglomerate Swiss

Q4 2010

World’s Largest Companies – by Market Cap Value

World’s Largest Companies – by Market Cap Value

window into the cloud

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Q4 2010ExxonMobil oil & gas USA

PetroChina oil & gas China

Apple tech/hardware USA

BHP Billiton mining UK/Aus

Microsoft tech/software USA

Industrial Bank of China finance China

Petrobras oil & gas Brazil

China ConstBank finance China

Royal DutchShell oil & gas UK

Nestle conglomerate Swiss

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More customers drop cable TV;is internet or cost to blame?

“TV subscribers are ditching their cablecompanies at an ever faster rate the past

few months, and many aren’t signing up witha satellite or phone competitor…”

USA Today, November 2010

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Google Exec: In 5 to 8 Years,Everyone will have an IPTV

“ (Google) believes it’s (Google TV) going to be their next big multi-billion dollar business…”

Fuse Online, November 2010

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“Our lives, businesses, and societyare in the process of

wholesale reconfiguration in the way we perceive and

apply technology…”

Ray Ozzie,Retiring MicrosoftChief Architect,October 2010

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Think Differently

how will our world “function”10 years from now?

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40 years from now?

Future ShockAlvin Toffler, 1970

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Instant Celebrity Status

Environment Disaster;Large-Scale Pollution

Cloning

News Travels aroundthe globe Instantly

Home-schooling

Social Meltdowns

Personal Computing

Some Interesting Questions

for 2020 and beyond…

and some thought-provoking hypothetical answers

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Future Shock 2The Next 40 Years

What will a typical company’s organization structure look like?

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What org structure?Companies become confederations of “guilds”…

How will Design and Innovation be led in companies?

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Consumers and Participants are the designers…

Will data and information be the new “power factor”?

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Data and Information become commoditized…

What markets will be the most relevant for business?

Communities, not “markets”, will drive business management and success…

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Think Differently

Business Processes

how will it work?

… in the next few years?

… by 2020?

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Be the world’s business commerce network

Past

Software Customers (i.e., Buyers)

Future-State

Commerce Cloud Participants (Buyers, Sellers, Contributors)

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Customers

Past

Customers install & use our software(no news = good news)

Future-State

Participants realize “easy” non-disruptive valuable commerce(entrenches deeply, expands continually)

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Customers

Success

Success

Past

“What Features &

Functions do we need to

add to our Software?”

Future-State

“What Commerce

Capabilities do we need to

add for our Community?”

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Customers

Innovation

Success

Past

“How about buying some services with

your software?”

Future-State

Ariba’s Commerce Cloud includes assistance and support needed for success(and is easily “self-enabled” and “self-adopted”)

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Customers

Innovation

Services

Success

Past

Service or Enhancement Request = “ticket” that needs to be evaluated for “closure”

Future-State

More continuous, holistic relationship with Cloud Participants

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Customers

Innovation

Services

Support

Success

Past

Reactive, systems SLA management of software and network performance and availability

Future-State

Proactive, end-to-end process monitoring and management of the entire Commerce Cloud “Ecosystem”

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Customers

Innovation

Services

Support

Hosting

Challenges: Today

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Access to Technology and Connectivity

Software and Network Features and Functions

Assisted, Managed, Enabled, “On-Board”

System Availability, Stability, Performance

Commerce Community as “Open Society”

Business Commerce Process, Community

Easy, Intuitive, Self-Actualized, “Organic”

Commerce Flowing,Business is “Working”

and Tomorrow

Ariba Operations 2011 Strategic Plan:Key Imperatives for Success

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Adoption & Satisfaction

Adoption & SatisfactionInnovationInnovationGrowthGrowth

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Think Differently

… about Ariba

… about Solutions

…. about this Event

Questions

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“Safe Harbor” and Confidential Information Statement

This information reflects the status of Ariba solution planning as of January 2011. All such information is the Confidential Information of Ariba (per the contract between our companies), and must not be further disclosed, as stated in the confidentiality clause of that contract. This presentation contains only intended guidance and is not binding upon Ariba to any particular course of business, product strategy, and/or development. Its content is subject to change without notice. Ariba assumes no responsibility for errors or omissions in this document. Ariba shall have no liability for damages of any kind including without limitation direct, special, indirect, or consequential damages that may result from the use of these materials.

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Ariba's Commerce Cloud TransformationGreg Spray – SVP, Solutions Management

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